Use an inductor coil pickup to convert electromagnetic signals into sound

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[@coondogtheman]

I either need to make one of these, or buy one, or mod an inductive amplified speaker to output it's audio to a PC.

[@Ano-Nymos]

Hi.
Where can i buy them cheaply? I would also buy 3, 5... fpr a better price.
On Ebay the cheapest is £ 2.95 plus £ 3.75 postage from the UK.
This is of course a bad relationship. Unfortunately currently no offer from China.
What are the differences between the coils in devices or as a component?
Particular sensitivity to certain frequencies? What frequency do these coils respond best to?

[@RetrovexOfficial]

may i ask where can i buy this telephone tap? or Telephone Recording Pickup Coil?

[@laptopolist]

I bought a few on ebay from a seller in Taiwan. They were only $2/ea. Here's what I found on a recent search: www.ebay.com/sch/Other-Vintage-Electronics/183079/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=Telephone+Pickup
You can also try electronic surplus stores. You can also make your own.
- Matt

[@RetrovexOfficial]

Matt Miller Audio thank you kindly :)

[@dennisaman]

Opticon Scoliometer with a raptical extrusion ???

[@j3ffn4v4rr0]

yeah, it's connected to your inversely truncated framistan