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wmoses

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Posted: 05/03/12 11:21am

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Oasisbob wrote:

Interesting suggestions. Thanks. I think the CD with rain sounds cheapest. All apreciated. Happy Trails

Earplugs may be the cheapest and would probably be the most effective. Just my 2 cents.

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Posted: 05/03/12 11:27am

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Bob, where are you camping next, btw?

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Posted: 05/03/12 12:49pm

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Hi,

Take an AM radio and tune it between the stations. Turn up the volume to where you are comfortable.

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Posted: 05/03/12 01:07pm

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I think THIS is what you are looking for. It has white noise and a variety of other sounds. I have used it and it works well. Runs off 115v or batteries which last a long time. It will run a number of hours and shut itself off.

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Posted: 05/03/12 01:57pm

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I have a small battery powered white noise machine similar to the one in the post above. It works great, we bought it online. The battery lasts a long time.

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Son of Norway wrote:

I have severe tinnitus and use sound machines when I'm at home or camping. When I'm camping I have a Brookstone "Tranquil Moments" travel alarm clock. It has several different types of sound with adjustable volume. I use the "babbling brook" or "rain" type sounds. It runs off 4 AA batteries or an AC adapter. The best price will be on Ebay.

Miles

Ditto, don't know if the model is the same but it came from Brookstone for way too much $$$ many years ago when I worked nights. We also go with the brook or rain noise, use it at home, hotels, and camping.

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