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Subject: I-Pod speaker
From: Frank O'Connor <>
Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2014 12:43:04 +0800
I have a Bluetooth speaker, so no cable required for my iPhone 4S or 
iTouch.  Cost about $60 in the US back in April.  Circular and 
comparatively small (about 10cm diameter and 3cm deep).  Very easy to 
connect (go to settings, turn Bluetooth on, and then select the 
speaker).  No batteries, so it needs to be recharged through a USB 
port or charger, but it doesn't seem to use that much power so it has 
always lasted the day easily.  It seems to save power on the iPhone / 
iTouch compared to connecting it via a cable.  Your iPod should have 
Bluetooth capability. My iTouch does.
You can put it on the ground (or in the fork of a tree), back away 20 
metres and play the call in short bursts.  This worked brilliantly 
for King Rail, Clapper Rail, Northern Bobwhite, etc in the US.
I am not at home at the moment, so I can't remember the make and 
model.  JBW Wireless or something similar.  Bright red was the only 
colour available at the time.

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