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Re: alternate hearing system

The NeuroPhone was invented by Pat Flanagan in 1958, but it was the
transmission mechanism that was discovered in 1996 at UVA. The
mechanism used is different from bone conduction, which is also another
possibility I'm considering (and is also used by Jabra?).

sg

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Reading the page on this device, I was a little suprised at the boast 
the this device was discovered in 1996 by folks at UV. That being 
said because I was using just such a device several years erilier, 
and certainly not in a labratory. The US Army has a set of 
headphones/mike that are known (by those that know them) as "bone 
phones" They are vibrating headphones. No outward sound. But touch 
them to any bone in your head, you hear crystal clear....even at 
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