Wet Sounds, makers of marine audio products, announced a new Bluetooth knob that lets your smartphone act as a marine radio.
The knob installs in a boat, RV or even a golf cart and then it may control volume, track up/down, pause and play. It connects to the phone via Bluetooth so you can store the phone in a compartment or pocket. It connects to a radio via a 3.5mm jack.
Your music or Internet Radio then plays through the marine audio system.
The Wet Sounds WW-BT-RC began shipping this month at $74.99.
It works with any Bluetooth enabled phone or device.
Source: CEoutlook
good point. We only use 2.4 at home because it pparagotes better and still get 5MBps peak cmoaedd with 8MBps I see for 5ghz wide channel. I assume channels 13 and below mean 2.4 and others are 5ghz