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Changing Frequency of baby monitor.
I operate a sanctuary for abused horses. There are 2 barns on my property. One is the "hospital" for horses that are seriously ill. The other is for those who are relatively healthy but need to be indoors. There are times when I need to monitor the barn or one particular horse. When weather is bad, I cant keep going to the barn every hour or so, and I cant "camp" in the barn. While a video system seemed like the solution, I found the cost prohibitive. Instead I picked up two used Baby Monitors and placed the transmitters in each barn, and tuned in my police monitor to receive them. This works fairly well, and I can listen to the horses. Their sounds do tell me what is going on most of the time. However there's one problem. Both transmitters are on the same frequency. This means that I have to go to the barn I want to listen to, and plug in the transmitter, and then unplug the other one. Thi rather defeats the purpose. Each needs to be on a different frequency. I have some electronics background as a hobbiest, but I am not all that familiar with these baby monitors. George Is there a way to change the frequency on one transmitter? |
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