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Originally Posted by pycage View Post
The Bluetooth chip is a combo-chip with Bluetooth and FM radio according to the data sheet that can be found at Broadcom for the BCM2048. Fanoush already pointed out months ago that the chip was a combo. The data sheet confirms this.


Transmitter and receiver sit on different chips.
This makes me think that what I thought was a crazy idea, isn't actually that crazy. If they are separated, that would mean we can have them tuned to different frequencies, right?

What I was thinking, was a transmitter control app that uses the receiver to monitor for noise (not putting it to the audio device, of course). If the noise gets to a certain point, it starts scanning other frequencies for somewhere it can get a clearer signal. When it finds a clear frequency, it tells the user to switch to that on the radio they're using.

Does this sound doable (or useful) to anyone else?
 

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