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January 18th, 2007, 10:56 PM
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I win the race and have suceeded i didnt use normal stock wireless headphones. I jsut got two bluetooth ear pieces for a phone figured out the frequncy they were transmitting on and i went down to dicksmith (australian equivalent to radioshack) and bought the parts to transmit on this frequencie and made it run off a watch battery!!!! then i tapped straight into the h320 battery and the lineout cable internally. Fits perfectally no bugs or glitches after an hour of use. Im going to be posting a thread with photos and all that plus more detail later today.
    
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February 19th, 2007, 07:18 AM
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Logitech bluetooth transmitter does not run at the same voltage (I sould have checked myself instead of taking someones word for it) . My transmitter is fried.
My suggestion to anyone that wants to do it is get the ipoo one as it is already to set up to run off a daps internal battery. it would be easier it install too, would not have to disconect the charging and battery ports all you would have to do is turn the antenna around (its soiedered to the board) . I will attempt agian after i get a ipoo one. i planned on getting an other one anyway cause im going to use one of the sets on headphones and install them into a inline fm transmitter for my car.
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