A:AnswerYou should be able to do that, as long as your yard isn't too big. Just connect the headphones base unit to your radio (need an output jack on the radio) and you're good to go. The radio could be located in the house, although you might get better results having the radio outside.
I use these while exercising on a downstairs treadmill, with the base unit connected to an upstairs TV.
A:AnswerYes. This unit installs with a headphone jack so, yes. However, you can't walk around with the iPod in your hand while doing so. The range on these headphones can get staticy after 30-50 feet or through walls, etc. But yes they will install on iPod.
A:AnswerIt looks like your TV should have 1 "Audio Out Mini Jack", likely on the side. This should support most headphones that have a connector jack that is that same size.
The Sony wireless headphones show as having a "3.5mm (1/8") stereo mini plug". I would assume these will be compatible.
A:AnswerThat is a fault if the headphones charge and you can turn those on and see the light and hear sound. If you do then the base is getting power and transmitting the light is just faulty. If not, then try other power outlets and if still no power, exchange for another set.
A:AnswerI don't see any easy way to replace the batteries, so I don't think you can use regular ones, but the charge on the internal lithium battery lasts a LONG time. I've slept while listening to it, and when I wake up, it's still playing.
A:AnswerIf your Samsung sound bar or T.V. has a headphone jack - use that.
I connected the headphones to the "audio out " jacks of my receiver and got nothing. The instructions say connect the headphones to a cable box.
The instructions fail to say that the cable box connection is the only way the "audio out " connection will work. The only way I could get my headphones to work was to connect them to a headphone jack. I connect them to my Yamaha receiver or my T.V. that way.
A:AnswerThe TV must have an Analog Audio Output jack or a Stereo Mini Audio Output jack to connect the Transmitter of the Sony MDRRF985RK Headphones. Also, after the connection is made, the internal Speakers of the TV might have to be disabled.
If there is any further issue, we suggest that you contact our Technical Support Team to troubleshoot, as more details regarding the available ports on the TV and the settings would be required to diagnose the issue. You can contact our Technical Support Team via chat, E-mail or Telephone at:
http://esupport.sony.com/US/p/select-system.pl?DIRECTOR=CONTACT
A:AnswerEach wireless headset unit has only 3 separate 900 MHz frequency range transmission channels; and therefore interference will likely occur when 7 units are attached to 7 TVs potentially operating simultaneously on 7 different TV channels, all within close proximity.
A:AnswerCouldn't get em to stop either...try the Sennheiser brand 170 model isn't too expensive and is as quiet as a mouse! Only downside is the ear pieces/cups are FLAT so they don't actually cup your ears...ie you can hear them if the person wearing them cranks up the volume and they may move on your head if you try to do aerobics with em on :)
A:AnswerYes, the Sony MDRRF985RK Wireless Headphones can be used by connecting the Headphone jack of the Phone to the Transmitter. Refer to the “How to use” section in the Manual provided on how to connect a device to the Transmitter.
http://www.docs.sony.com/release/MDRRF985RK_EN_FR.pdf
A:AnswerYes...... you can, but you will have a transmitter about the size of your iPad connected to it. If you are holding the iPad, the transmitter has to be connected and also powered to an outlet.
A:AnswerYes, you can connect the Sony MDRRF985RK Wireless Headphones to the TV.
Follow the steps as mentioned on the link:
http://www.kb.sony.com/selfservice/documentLink.do?externalId=C158601
A:AnswerHi swany, Try to look for a headphone jack on the TV. The headphones can also be connected using the headphone jack. You may refer to the link below for more information:
https://docs.sony.com/release//MDRRF985RK_EN_FR.pdf
~Ralph
A:Answerno, they have no built-in capabilities but will connect by either RCA mini-jack or standard white & red audio plugs to any component you have - tv, receiver, etc.
A:AnswerIf it has happened to two different pair then I would consider looking somewhere else. The problem may be what you are plugging in to...or you may not have the wire plugged in far enough. Also make sure what you have it plugged in to is set on stereo and not mono in your menu settings. Are you using a different wire on the second pair? If not then try a new wire.
Try plugging it into a different source...something that you know plays in stereo. Also this unit can be plugged in two different ways with the same wire that it came with...try plugging in the headphone jack to the source and the right and left RCA's into the transmitter...if that doesn't work, plug the right and left RCA's into the source and the headphone jack into the transmitter. One of these things has to give you conclusive results
