Trying to find the size # of my Linx Quattro receiver wire, It is 1 and 7/8th inches long but don’t know if that is a size 2,3 or 4. Any help appreciated,
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Trying to find the size # of my Linx Quattro receiver wire, It is 1 and 7/8th inches long but don’t know if that is a size 2,3 or 4. Any help appreciated,
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That’s the length of the wires on the 2 MP C receivers for my Quattros. Umm, make that 1 and 13/16th inches, best estimate without pulling the wire taut.
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You don’t see a number and 2 letters printed on the receiver? The number is the wire length and the two letters are the receiver power. Mine are 3 MP, which is 3 length wire with medium power receivers.
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Thanks for the Replys. I did find a printable measurement tool on line and while it’s pretty difficult to use on myself I think I’m a 3. I just ordered a #3MP as my mold did have MP stamped in very small print that I could read with a magnifying glass. Be interesting to see if this works out or I wasted money.
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That is VERY COOL! I didn’t even know that receivers had the wire numbers on them. Indeed, my Phonak Marvel receivers have 2P stamped on them, so I’m guessing “2” is the length, and “P” is maybe for Power?
I love that ear wire measuring tool! I’ve LONG thought that my ear wires are simply too long. They stick out of my ears and catch on fingers, combs, etc., But of course the other part of that equation is that my silicone domes always slip slooooowly out of the canal all day long, too. I’m forever pushing them back INTO my canal cuz the sound quality deteriorates as they work their way out.
Where can us lowly consumers BUY such a device? It appears it may be for audi use only?
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But of course the other part of that equation is that my silicone domes always slip slooooowly out of the canal all day long, too
You can actually have the mold made/fitted with a canal lock, this works for 95% of people.
Check this post, gives you all the right information about them.
I have small, strange ear canals and I really have trouble getting hearing aids to stay in my ears. I’ve given up on custom molds, for instance, because they just fall out. Lately I’ve been using – on a different pair of aids – thin tubes with the retention locks that are just like plastic cords that stick out. These fall out, too. On this forum and elsewhere, I see mentions of different kinds of locks. I’ve even come across somebody talking about molds with locks. Thing is, I have no idea wh…

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That is a VERY helpful post! I will keep a link to it handy for future reference. I’ve seen locks and leashes there I didn’t even know existed! 
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Re length of wire. . . I wear a No.0 wire and it’s still a tad too long! But I don’t have trouble with them falling out, thank goodness. Just that they bulge a little bit in front of my pinna/ear.
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Mee too. Even 0 (according to Phonak recommendation) is a bit too long for me, despite rather normally looking ear and be rather taller person.
I wonder is it any table with exact length in cm/mm of 00, 0, 1, 2, 3? I’ve never found any.
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