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Check out the video's for this transmitter/Watch.  You can get this for $1.00.  Only Downside is that it does NOT have a 3.5 MM jack.  Instead it does have a mic.  There is even a video demo of this.  It actually keeps time too.  Could be a fun transmitter to play with.  An easy way when you shop for your Wife to find you too or for the Wife your husband.  They could transmit and you trace the signal and as it gets stronger there they are.  Neat.

 

http://pocketcalculatorshow.com/nerdwatch/casio-tm-100-transmitter-watc/

 


 
Posted : 07/09/2015 12:40 pm
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In the early 1960s somebody (perhaps Timex) released an FM radio watch. If you held it to the ear you could just barely hear a strong FM station.

I tried one of these for awhile but it was not convenient nor practical so I got a refund.

Kind of amazing, come to think of it.


 
Posted : 07/09/2015 4:10 pm
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I remember the AM Radio watch but never seen an FM one.  Actually the AM one did work pretty well.  I don't know what hapened to them but suddenly they disappeared.  They picked up stations quite well too.


 
Posted : 07/09/2015 6:24 pm
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Hi Guys: I saw this while i found the fm tx watch.

Now the question to be asking company's, they  can put fm radio in everything even cell phones.

But where is is the Am radio receiver if your going to do it to one please do it for the other let the owner deside what to listen to.

The watches where called Aitron wrist watch radio.

Wristo Aie- 1541 wrist radio.

Also had a Dick Tracy radio.

These where built back in the 1970's

Yet company's can build the them back then, How come the don't do it now, Good question.

They should build a watch with Lw, Am, Sw, Fm, Weather band that would be cool.

It would be nice while outdoors working to wear your watch and listen to your station instead of carring a big boombox.

Station 8

 


 
Posted : 08/09/2015 2:55 pm
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Yea I remember that Radio was built around 1970-1971.  My Uncle Brian's friend had one and I was listening to it as a kid.  Loved that Radio.  It had a great receiver and I even compaired it to other AM Radio's around the house at the time.  I actually could not believe how good the Radio picked up stations from far away.  And now you have crap for AM receiers.  That Radio was way ahead of its time.  Makes you wonder if time machines ever did exist and someone went back in time a presented this Radio because really I've never seen anything like it Today.  Suddenly the Radio's all dissappeared.  No trace and no one asked about them.  Why was this?  I know I'm being a little silly but it makes me wonder why the Radio's went away as fast as they came and why they don't make good Radio's now?


 
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