Do these have to be soldered to the Sena base plate?
1982550
Nope, just Velcro in and run the wires under the padding. Very simple. Great speakers. I do not use the volume control line - the Sena takes care of that. Just plugged them in directly to the Sena base plate.
1982551
Nothing has to be soldered. They come with double back tape, but I use Velcro on mine.
1804462
Hi, wondering if you bought these for the Nuna Sena and if they worked. I am considering doing the same. Thx
1093266
Does not need to be soldered. Can use wire nuts. There should only be two wires that attach to each wire on the switch. There may also be a ground wire
1619791
I would Solder them . Better connect the cut and twist method . I have six strips tied together
558402
Can't answer your question, but they really should be soldered to be dependable. Find cheaper sets like this one and use just what you need... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&vxp;=mtr&item;=321276224408
841038
I had to solder them. I had to solder them. Just takes a minute if you have the gun and solder.
1137707
No. Just plug them into the sub and thats it. I am very pleased with this product, and recomend it highly.
2178584
I don't recall, but they are not needed. You will need to reuse your existing wires.
1204496
The battery on all Sena units I know of, including the SPH10 series as well as SMH10 series are all sealed within the unit and are not user-serviceable.
1064636
No. I have a pair of these and can confirm that standard plate holes would not be wide enough for these.
118846
It requires soldering - it's not a simple remove and replace. There are some YouTube videos out there, but unless you're very comfortable with soldering, suggest you buy a new unit.
847371
Yes they will need to be soldered together or linked with a coupler. But yes you can string them together.
41909
Yes. I replaced one from 2006. They seem to keep the mounts the same even if they revise the internal design. To be completely clear. My old one had the a on the bottom. The new one had the AF on the bottom. And I was able to swap it out using the original base plate and a same connector for the wires without having to change anything.
2026200
They are pretty easy to replace. You just a soldering gun that won't incinerate the board. I used a low power gun because I wasn't fast enough with a hot one. I got an extra 6 months out of my TV before it crapped out again.
1334227
yes you need to solder leads on it which is very easy to do. Great little motor.
1705699
yes, that is true. You can somehow solder something to pins 1 and 15, but they are used as ground of other components. They are not available
1520039
The only port is for a micro USB plug used to charge the bluetooth unit. I believe that the attachment prongs for the bluetooth unit is unique for the Sena unit. If you contact support from Sena Technical, they are very helpful.