Ref talk

litirspam

Hi, does anyone know of a contraption that will let you listen to the ref when you are at the matches without forking out a tenner each time?

PowerHouseDan

play?

kazzer

without forking out a tenner each time?

Is such a device available already?

Sundy

Anything that will tune into local FM radio is all u need. I always use a a small sony radio and the frequency is usually around 95/96 FM local. Or else buy ref talk, i think they last for more than one match?

Don't hold me to this,
But I Believe that any good short-wave radio can pick it up.

demac

I brought my dinky Sony FM radio into Lansdowne on Saturday. Tuned to Radio 1 and all was rosy till it hit 6PM and they changed to MW. Before switching off the radio I did one scan of all frequencies and low and behold in the 95/96 Mhz region I was able to pick up the ref link. The quality was crystal clear and much better that ref link because I had a stereo headset. Those ref link thingie just clip to one ear.

I was right i was right i was.......................

daveirl

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ouch

suppafly

i don't really like those things cuz i feel i kinda of loose concentration of whats happening in the match, but they're alright to listen to once in a while. Yur better off bringing ur own cuz they r well crappy and the quality is very poor. I remember when i went to the munster game against castres in france it kept picking up this french radio station!

Hairy Homer

Do they broadcast on teh same frequency for subsequent matches?

I bought onefor the Argentina game but am damned if I'mgoing to shell out half the price of a ticket on every match from now on.

daveirl

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