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  1. With current back problems, I'm once again limited to swimming and laps.

    I've tried several speedco radios and each died the first time I tried
    it. I'll try it again and hope they've improved their technology. Are their any other options?

    Bob

  2. <Beach [email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    With current back problems, I'm once again limited to swimming and laps.

    I've tried several speedco radios and each died the first time I tried
    it. I'll try it again and hope they've improved their technology. Are their any other options?

    Among other major problems (poor reception, station loss on flip turns, no station "stick", leaking,
    etc.), the biggest problem I had was that it was hard to hear anything over the sound of water
    rushing past your ears. I think you'd have to have the volume loud enough to possibly damage your
    hearing, and I don't think the little radios would play that loud anyway. Plus, you'll need to pay
    special attention to when/whether the lifeguard wants everyone out of the pool, since you won't be
    able to hear them....

  3. I know its not up to mass production stage yet, but I'm hanging out for the goggles with an MP3
    player built in.

    i4u.comarticle446.html

    Cheers, Glenn "mrdancer" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    <Beach [email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    With current back problems, I'm once again limited to swimming and laps.

    I've tried several speedco radios and each died the first time I tried
    it. I'll try it again and hope they've improved their technology. Are their any other options?

    Among other major problems (poor reception, station loss on flip turns, no station "stick",
    leaking, etc.), the biggest problem I had was that it was hard to hear anything over the sound of
    water rushing past your ears. I think you'd have to have the volume loud enough to possibly damage
    your hearing, and I don't think the little radios would play that loud anyway. Plus, you'll need
    to pay special attention to when/whether the lifeguard wants everyone out of the pool, since you
    won't be able to hear them....

  4. For those interested in ordered and tried the latest version of Speedo Radio. It worked for 5
    minutes. The mail order company had so many complaints they offered to not only refund my cost, but
    also my shipping return costs. They can make waterproof cameras, and subs that can go to the button
    of the ocean. I'd be happy with a water proof cassette player!

    Beach said:

    With current back problems, I'm once again limited to swimming and laps.

    I've tried several speedco radios and each died the first time I tried
    it. I'll try it again and hope they've improved their technology. Are their any other options?

    Bob

  5. It seems like the obvious solution here would be an MP3 player. It could be completely sealed other
    than cable hookups, which could be placed inside a sealable battery case. I've seen one ad for one
    "in development," but nothing actually for sale yet.

    Beach said:


    For those interested in ordered and tried the latest version of Speedo Radio. It worked for 5
    minutes. The mail order company had so many complaints they offered to not only refund my cost,
    but also my shipping return costs. They can make waterproof cameras, and subs that can go to the
    button of the ocean. I'd be happy with a water proof cassette player!

    Beach said:

    With current back problems, I'm once again limited to swimming and laps.

    I've tried several speedco radios and each died the first time I tried
    it. I'll try it again and hope they've improved their technology. Are their any other options?

    Bob

  6. I like aqua tunes they work with your CD or tape player. try aquatunes.com. <Beach
    [email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    For those interested in ordered and tried the latest version of Speedo Radio. It worked for 5
    minutes. The mail order company had so many complaints they offered to not only refund my cost,
    but also my shipping return costs. They can make waterproof cameras, and subs that can go to the
    button of the ocean. I'd be happy with a water proof cassette player!

    Beach said:

    With current back problems, I'm once again limited to swimming and laps.

    I've tried several speedco radios and each died the first time I tried
    it. I'll try it again and hope they've improved their technology. Are their any other options?

    Bob

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