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| Posted: Feb 28th, 2007 09:55 AM |
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No, you allow the ultrasonic transducers to operate while recording. You will not be able to hear them so don't worry about audible interference. Don't set the intensity too high on the transducers though, they can make the microphone membranes distort, which will cause recorded interference. Frank
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