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BadDog19

05/28/06 12:40 PM

#33756 RE: dale1953 #33735

No you'd have to buy a camera, wire it, and then mount and power it. Add +/- $300 to the price tag. Meanwhile, take a quick video with your cell phone and send it anywhere in the world.
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Sanswired

05/28/06 3:24 PM

#33764 RE: dale1953 #33735

The CT is a breakthrough in throughput technology. It is a tool to be used in-between any device that it can be connected to. Think of anything. From an automobile, boat, to other computers, it can send/receive information about it and ultimately give you control over that device.

What I mean by wireless cameras, can be said for anything wireless as long as the wireless receiver can be connected to the CT. Make sense?

Push to talk, yes, if you want to send audio via the CT you would have to physically push the button, but you would receive audio without having to do a thing. I'll ask product development if there are options to send audio without pushing the button. I'll get back to you on that.

The CT has its own battery and is charged by any means that provide an energy source. Continuous power can be achieved if the source of that power can continue. No, you don't have to take the CT with you if it’s hard wired to a power source.

If mobility is what you want, then it would be like having any other wireless device, such as a cell phone, laptop, or anything else that needs to be charged. Last I heard solar batteries were among the many options being considered.

Anyway, I hope some of this helps. I'll be getting in touch with the guys in product development and look forward to getting more detail about the CTs capabilities. In the mean time, I appreciate good honest debate.

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Sanswired

06/01/06 3:50 PM

#34063 RE: dale1953 #33735

Hey guys... Things are great. Did a little more research today and am happy to inform that the button to transmit your voice for outgoing communications can be bypassed and customized to fit the growing needs of the customer. There is already a customer that has requested and is having this option put in place.

No need to push the button on the device itself in order to transmit. They are using another 3rd party device within reach of the person operating the vehicle. Good question dale.

Also, to charge and power the CT any 3rd party device can be used as long as it provides the required energy needed to support the CT. What this means is that it is not necessary to depend solely on the battery options built into the CT.