Hi,

I've not messed with wireless keyboards, but I have messed with transmitters 
and the like.  I'm pretty much right over the porch on the 2nd floor.  I 
figure if it can go about 30 feet, I'm good to go.

Now all I'll need is a wireless mic and I can groadcast on my front porch 
this spring.

all hair wireless technology

Rick

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mike Pietruk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC audio discussion list. " <pc-audio@pc-audio.org>
Sent: Friday, March 23, 2007 07:14 AM
Subject: Re: Wireless speakers


> Rick
>
> Wirless keyboards range in price from $20 to $300 and even beyond that.
> They also come with different range claims, but my experience is that
> these numbers are not always meaningful as some keyboards touted with
> little or no range can do quite well.
>
> as an example, I am currently typing on a list price $50 or so Logitech
> Ex-110 which I bought for under $30.
> With careful placement, and connected to the pc via a Sabrent 2.0 active
> usb extension cable, I can pretty much be anywhere in our home or out on
> our wrap-around porch and use the keyboard.
> I also have, in my arsenal, the 100-ft range Gyration GP6205fkm (around
> $250 or so) and frankly I don't get be5tter performance from it than I do
> with the Ex-110.
> The problem with wireless keyboards, as with wireless fm transmitters, is
> that it has a lot to do with your individual set up and environment.
>
> And then you have to do a lot of trial and error testing to get the
> optimum performance.
> I am sure that I could do a lot better with Gyration if I did more playing
> around with it; but, from a practical matter, I rather carry around
> a $30 kb for if it gets damaged, it is far less expensive to replace.
> And wireless keyboards will have to be replaced sooner or later not only
> because of possible damage to the kb itself but failure
> in the handshaking between the kb and the part plugged into your pc.
> For general reader purposes: keep in mind that what I or someone else may
> experience with a given kb may not necessarilybe what you get with it in
> your home or work place.
> So, for the first time user, be willing and be prepared for some
> experimentation and, yes, disappointment.
> But for the convenience it gives me, 99% of what I do with a pc is via a
> wireless keyboard.
>
>
>
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