Try looking for a wireless door bell. You should be able to find them in
a hardware store, home store, or general purpose electronics place.
Possibly too big for your use, but check them out.
On Wed, 15 Jan 2003, Scott wrote:
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> I am looking for a small device that can be attached to any object (i.e.
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> to any
> object (i.e. remote control, cordless phone, sneaky cat, etc.) and an
> accompanying wireless transmitter button that will activate a sound in =
> order to
> find the object.=A0 I’ve searched the net, radio shack, etc., with =
> no luck.=A0
> It would awesome if they made such a device that you could adjust the =
> frequency
> on, so you could use 4 or 5 different devices without =
> interference.</span></font></p>
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