mag2@whutt.att.com (Michael A Giden) (04/12/91)
Index Number: 14774 My wife and I are expecting our first child. She has a profound hearing loss, so we are looking for devices to help her monitor the baby. Does anyone know of companies or sources for this kind of equipment? Thanks in advance, Mike Giden
robertj@tekgen.bv.tek.com (Robert Jaquiss) (04/19/91)
Index Number: 15026 In article <14774@handicap.news> mag2@whutt.att.com (Michael A Giden) writes: >Index Number: 14774 > >My wife and I are expecting our first child. She has a >profound hearing loss, so we are looking for devices >to help her monitor the baby. Does anyone know of >companies or sources for this kind of equipment? > >Thanks in advance, >Mike Giden Hello: I don't know how well this would work (Since I am blind.); in the 1960's there were devuces cakked Color Organs. These were hooked to the speaker wires of audio and I am told made interesting paterns according to the volume and frequencies of the sounds comming from the audio equipment. I have seen wireless devices for monitoring a baby. I suggest you see if color organs still exist and attach one to a baby monitor find a crying baby or recording and see what the result is. Robert Jaquiss Internet: robertj@tekgen.bv.tek.com
IJJT500@INDYCMS.IUPUI.EDU (Mike Wheeler) (04/23/91)
Index Number: 15083
Mike,
As far as Baby monitoring Devices the most convient place to pick
them up is your local Sears hearing aid center hidden in the nook
of a lot of Sears stores. Their prices aren't the best but you can
find them almost anywhere.
Mike Wheeler