Silent Blog

The sporting season is coming to an end, it's time to start thinking about your end of year awards night.

Whether you've won the league, or are happy just to be kitting up each week, player or donkey of the year, it's time to reward your club with a memorable night for all their hard work over the past 8 months.

Hiring from us is simple, we'll even deliver and pick up at times that suit you, so all you have to do is plug-in your music and play.

Silent Discos are fun, much like playing with your mates… just with less arguments and backstabbing.

Images courtesy of Bonds and Waterfront, Shrewsbury.

The clocks go forward this weekend, so the opportunity to leave Netflix alone in the evenings and do some physical exercise is now a distinct possibility.

If you're a PT, we could have the solution for you to try to tease some of us blinking at the light into some physical exertion.

Take your class when and where you want. Circuits in the park, Yoga in the courtyard, Pilates in the work kitchen.

We have created a few packages aimed at the fitness sector. If you hadn't thought before about using wireless solutions with your classes, get in touch or call +44 (0) 207 0603 653. We want to help reach the goals of your clients.

If the phone rings more than twice, we're probably stuck in downward dog.

Do wireless headphones work on a boat?

We received an interesting email from Hakan. He's thinking of getting one of our wireless headphone systems to use on his boat, but got in touch to make sure they would work.

Hakan had heard that the sea can affect wireless radio signals, and wanted to check whether this is true and whether wireless headphones will work on a boat.

The short answer to both questions is yes. Yes the sea can affect wireless signals, but yes our wireless headphone systems will work on boats.

The longer explanation is that water can have a massive impact on radio waves, but this tends to be for transmissions covering greater distances. For people designing and operating large scale international wireless communication systems, obtaining good coverage across water is a serious concern. Water can both reflect and absorb radio signals, and also create unpredictable or undesirable results. For military communication with submarines, there are very low frequency systems in use that can allow penetration through water.

The Over Ear wireless headphone systems available here cover smaller areas, with pretty much a line of sight connection between the transmitter and headphone, so the sea rarely has any bearing. We have systems in use on ferries and yachts; wireless cinema systems on cruise ships, and numerous seaside and lakeside resorts that are using our products without encountering any problems caused by water.

Good news for you and your neighbours in the marina - you can party till late without waking everybody up.