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== How does it work? ==
== How does it work? ==
First you disassemble your old piece of tech and find the speaker. You need to disconnect the two wires that are coming from your speaker and solder them to your board to the speaker input solder pads.
First the vintage piece of technology has to be disassembled and the speaker must be located. Furthermore the two wires exiting the speaker need to be disconnected.
Next, solder those wires directly to the speaker input solder pads on the Bluetooth board.  


Second try to find a good space for your battery. I was lucky and could reuse the old battery compartment.
Finding a good place for the battery is essential, maybe you could reuse the old battery compartment. Test the Bluetooth board by connecting the battery, that allows the LED to flash.  


Test it. Try to connect to your phone or computer via Bluetooth and play a song. The board I used has a SD card slot for mp3 and a microphone for Bluetooth headset mode. If you have a microphone you could just solder it to the microphone leads and the signal will be transmitted.
As soon as the LED is lighting up, the Bluetooth board can be connected to a phone or computer in order to play a song chosen on your device.
 
The board I used has a microphone suitable for Bluetooth headset mode. In case you would additionally wish to add a microphone, you could simply solder it to the microphone leads and the signal will be transmitted.

Aktuelle Version vom 10. März 2021, 17:24 Uhr

Foto by Laura Alapfy

The technique is called case modding. So you took a device and built it into a cool case.

What do you need?

  • soldering iron and stuff to solder
  • pliers and screwdrivers
  • a bluetooth board (I ordered this one)
  • a battery according to your needs (for me this ,one worked)

How does it work?

First the vintage piece of technology has to be disassembled and the speaker must be located. Furthermore the two wires exiting the speaker need to be disconnected. Next, solder those wires directly to the speaker input solder pads on the Bluetooth board.

Finding a good place for the battery is essential, maybe you could reuse the old battery compartment. Test the Bluetooth board by connecting the battery, that allows the LED to flash.

As soon as the LED is lighting up, the Bluetooth board can be connected to a phone or computer in order to play a song chosen on your device.

The board I used has a microphone suitable for Bluetooth headset mode. In case you would additionally wish to add a microphone, you could simply solder it to the microphone leads and the signal will be transmitted.