Hi Craig, Since you're willing to run the USB cable in your sleeve, maybe you could tape a length of optic fiber along side it and avoid the electronics John ======================= Craig M. Armstrong wrote: >Hello, > >I have just ordered an abacus au5007. I found a user who has been able >to connect use his wristwatch to connect to the internet using the IR >port and his phone. > >So here's what I'm wondering, how do I get the IR signal from my >wristwatch to my phone in a belt holster? > >What I'm imagining is a portable device that functions like a Xantech IR >repeater system (Xantech Dinky Link IR Receiver, Xantech CB20 connecting >block, power supply and 282M emitter). > >If I had two of the Xantech systems (one for each direction of data), >would that even work to repeat an IRDA connection? > >Is there a way to minimize the size and weight of the components? Or >perhaps there is already a solution intended to solve this very problem, >like for connecting some PDA to a computer when the line of sight is a >problem. > >Thanks, > >Craig > > > _______________________________________________ Wear-Hard mailing listhttp://www.haven.org/mailman/listinfo/wear-hard
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