For a motorcycle rider with a helmet how can I get the audio directions to a wireless ear bud
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Hi, our GPS has Bluetooth built in which will connect with a BT headset (which we also sell) does your ear bud use Bluetooth?-Seth
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Hi, our GPS has Bluetooth built in which will connect with a BT headset (which we also sell) does your ear bud use Bluetooth? -Seth
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You can check with Pyleaudio.com to see if they make a wireless version. Maybe check it out at TigerDirect.com and also here at Amazon.
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There is no auxiliary audio output to connect anything to. The internal audio is loud, but probably not enough for a motorcycle.
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The first guy has it right, use the built in FM transmitter. Directions are available from XM Sirius web site.
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yes. That is what I am doing, but on a motorcycle with girlfriend. The microphone is voice activated (VOX). They come "pre-paired" which means you wont even have to figure out how to make them connect to each other. They work right out of the box.
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I use it in my helmet on my Harley, and it has plenty of output. I do use ear buds rather than the included headphones, better with wind and helmet issues.
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Pull out the ear hook and flip it around ! Put the Bluetooth on the left side without the ear hook you will see what I mean
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I'm using these headphones for my android telephone (LG P990) to listen to the navigation on my motorcycle.
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Not sure what you are trying to do, but I would go to Sena web sight. If you're trying to get you're bike radio to transmit by Bluetooth, you will probably need to install an output jack on your system.
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I would think you could, biggest problem would arranging the speakers for your ears as most bicycle helmets kind of leave your ears in the open. The system is really designed for street and dirt bike type helmets but if you could figure it out they work very well and we have been able to talk up to 6 to 8 hrs without charging. Hope this helped
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Go to Motorola.com and see if you can find a User Manual for this (or any other similar equipment). These days User Manuals do not come with equipment; rather they are downloaded as printable or viewable ".pdf" files.
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Nope, the speaker is not in the same place. go to Motorola page they have several options.
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try cyclegear, that's the same Bluetooth used in there Bluetooth helmet. hope that helps
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the easiest way is to use the headphone jack as input to the wireless transmitter. Which type would depend on the number and power requirements of speakers.
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You can get the user manual from their website: http://www.jlabaudio.com/Products/Bluetooth/Go-Bluetooth/864
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The module mounts with a clip-style attachment to the side of your helmet. The earpieces mount on the inside of your helmet. One earpiece has the boom mic coming off of it. The wires are routed along the helmet pads to the main control unit attached to the outer shell of the helmet. It would be able to be used with a modular helmet as well with no problem.
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Yes, have the same problem with both of my helmets and the volume does not work either. Even on high volume without the motorcycle running my husband & I can barely hear each other. This helmet is definetely not worth the money!