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I see you are up and running. The best solution I have found is the
frame-type construction in the TalkMic and Knowles VR3565. This is easy
to take on and off between patients (exactly what I do) and still
position very easily. It is MUCH superior to any of the headset type
mics that have a foam pad that sits on the ear. A photo is at:
http://www.knowlesinc.com/vrseries2.htm
I upgraded from Personal to Deluxe, and noted a slowdown. I have a new
PentiumII motherboard on order to fix the problem. Nat does get quicker
as training progresses.
Holland
Beverly B. Nuckols, MD wrote:
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> Silly question: I dictate medical notes between patients. Has any one
> figured out a good way to use the microphone consistantly without
> putting the head set on? I try to position the earphone, and thus the
> microphone, but it's not consistant.
> BTW, did anyone else upgrade from the Personal 1.0 to Preferred 2.02 and
> suddenly get better performance, or was the variable more training?
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