TROND BT-DUO Bluetooth Wireless Transmitter & Receiver

TROND Bluetooth 5.0 Transmitter Receiver for TV to Headphones, 2-in-1 3.5mm Wireless Audio Bluetooth Adapter for Car/ PC/ MP3/ Home Stereo/ Speaker, AptX Low Latency, Pairs 2 Devices Simultaneously (Amazon Affiliate)
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[@julie6324]

Hi great video thanks

[@peacedove4444]

Hi, great video! Thanks! I have a lg v20 with only one audio output ( not dual). I've tried to sync two soundcore Anker 2 speakers with no luck. Any help would be greatly appreciated!! 😊😊

[@user-el8vy6ti6w]

How to change the battery to the TROND BT-DUO?

[@peterc2248]

Hi, I am not technical in any way. I have a set of custom moulded earplugs with a 3.5mm headphone jack attached. If I bought this product, could I plug the headphone jack into into and then connect to my iphone on the handlebars of my motorcycle? And if so, would it be set to transmit or receive? Many thanks in advance

[@Rickmakes]

You would set to receive. Plug in your headphones to the device. Then you would connect to it with your phone using Bluetooth.

[@deec2923]

I want to turn analog radios that don't have Bluetooth into radios that receive Bluetooth signals from my cell phone. It's my guess that the radios must have certain ports to plug this thing into so the radios can receive. One old Sanyo boombox has RCA jacks and a headphone jack. The others have only a headphone jack or headphone & aux in jack. I like to listen at night with headphones and so if the radio only has a headphone jack, can't do both connections.

[@Rickmakes]

To send bluetooth you would need something like an aux input. If you are good with electronics, it could be possible to hack into it to add and aux but that is very depended upon the electronics and your skills. With a headphone and aux jack, you would need to switch ports when you want to switch functions.

[@deec2923]

@@Rickmakes I'm thinking that an FM transmitter would be easier than Bluetooth.

[@Rickmakes]

@@deec2923 If you have a tape deck, I think there are companies that make bluetooth receivers that look like a cassette. They transfer audio from bluetooth to the tape read head. That is one option for getting music into the boombox.

[@deec2923]

@@Rickmakes my 40-year-old sanyo boomboxes have cassette decks so I did buy a couple of cassette adapters for those. They work so so, I think the heads need to be demagnetized on one of my Sanyos.

[@damanpreetsingh7149]

How to connect with 2 device

[@larionszilasi2964]

But if I transmit with it, how will the Trond connect to my speaker?

[@Rickmakes]

You would pair the speaker to it.

[@insempia]

what if my car ask bluetooth code for pairing?

[@Rickmakes]

I think it would be something like 0000 or 1234. I would try those.

[@insempia]

thanks i'll try@@Rickmakes

[@rykytoonz6882]

Volume control on this sucks