Can this be modified for use in a head-mount? Or does it still require the body's electrical impulses to work properly?
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1931475
it could,but only one shouwer head at a time.also you might have to get creative with yourplumbing adapters to make it work.Fred
1550893
Not likely. The ear pieces are designed to be attached to the inside of a helmet with Velcro. Even if you could somehow attache it to something that could hold it in place you would have problems hearing anything above 30 - 35 MPH.
767518
Yes, as a matter of fact, I have it hooked up that way right now. I use the shock mount for all of my podcasts. It provides a cushion for unwanted sounds that can travel through the mic otherwise. Enjoy!
1197218
For me, this thing is unusable. The headset battery is about worthless as it discharges on its own in less than 12 hours. You could keep it plugged in to the USB all the time, then that would not be a problem.
1560647
I understand what you want to do, because I did the same thing. I did not use the microphone on a cable I use the detachable boom mike. It works great! I have the same helmet. I sandwiched it between the cheek piece and the other piece. The end of the boom mike has a round Velcro and sticks to the material of the helmet. If you want pictures let me know.
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Yes, but it would require some minor modification. I still have mine and haven't had a situation which caused me to consider such a change.
911764
I can't answer that. I used a human motor but I believe you can get a mount and electric motor for it. Hope someone else was able to help you.
342418
You have to modify the rubber protecting the headphone port. If not the headphone wire will never be able to fit in the hole.
1773066
No the head should not move down. And if it will not work with new batteries . The wires came lose.
1154587
Yes, to anyone, if you can stick headphones - they fix with Velcro. That is, to helmets that do not cover the ears, may not be suitable.
956819
First of all, the following only describes what I did to make it work on my TV. It is NOT a direction, nor a recommendation. 1. Use a transformer (not included) of voltage needed (read user manual to find out power input needed, I think it is 12V) to supply power to transmitter (I just used black vinyl electrical tape to tape + to red and - to black). 2. Affix transmitter within line of sight at where headsets will be used. 3. Connect transmitter audio input to TV audio output. 4. Power on the transmitter and headsets. Voila!
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should work ok. head band has a tightening knob that is sturdy and well made!
1149080
I've never tried it but I'm certain it would. With that said, I wouldn't recommend this approach without including a shock mount in the mix.
1103287
It has a screw thread 1/4 and 3/8 inches (it has an adapter). Your head should be threaded 1/4 or 3/8 inch. It should work.
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I'm not 100% sure. I'd assume yes. A really good place to check is Pioneer's and/or PAC's site(s). They'll know best. I think the system works with just about any head but you need to get the right fit for the harness. I could be wrong, it's been a while since I did mine. Good luck.
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Hi It is not designed for these purpouse , Only for helmet beside Noise arround It´s not a problem but you need a stand a geometry to fix it on and get any confort using it.