Can two up riders connect both helmets through Bluetooth simultaneously and talk to each other over the connection?
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I have not used the Bluetooth technology yet, just usual GPS features. The Garmin web site explains "Bluetooth® wireless technology allows the zumo 590LM to connect to a compatible smartphone and a Bluetooth-enabled headset or helmet to make and receive calls and hear navigation commands. Users can also call points of interest through the zumo Bluetooth interface - perfect for last-minute change of plans or a quick stop for food and fuel." It doesn't appear to have intercom features.
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You can only connect one headset to the Garmin but can still talk to other headsets. Since the 590 is new, it is not compatible with certain other things, like my Droid Motorola Maxx. It also says its not compatible with my Sena 20s though it does work. It only messes up my connection with my husband's headset. Hopefully they'll get this fixed soon.
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Hello Dorn;The Garmin Zumo 590 LM is a GPS unit with a Bluetooth output. It will connect to your separate helmet Bluetooth communication devise (I use a SENA SMH10) and talk to you with directions and/or music and/or telephone. Once you (the rider) gets the directions spoken to you by the Garmin you can then use your communication device (purchased separately) to communicate to other riders. Hope this helps.
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I don't think so. I don't think the phone can connect to two Bluetooth speakers at once.
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Yes, it can connect with two mobile devices simultaneously. See also: http://www.motorola.com/on/demandware.store/Sites-Motorola_CA-EN-Site/default/Product-Show?pid=m-Motorola-Elite-Flip&cgid;=accessories-headsets
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Yes, it can connect with two mobile devices simultaneously. See also: http://www.motorola.com/on/demandware.store/Sites-Motorola_CA-EN-Site/default/Product-Show?pid=m-Motorola-Elite-Flip&cgid=accessories-headsets
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Yes, each intercom was connected to three different androids, in my case, and they all had working intercoms. The third rider could even listen to music from his phone while the other two are paired, and when one of the others switch, the music will stop and the intercom will kick in.
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No. You have to interrupt your talk with one rider and change to the other one. Just two riders at the same time
85283
No you cannot. Your device is only capable of connecting to one Bluetooth enabled device at a time
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bluttooth connections are 1 to 1 and not broadcast - if not, all conversations between a phone and bluetooth headset would be open to all to hear. you need a multi-stream device capable of streaming to multiple receivers
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From what i understand, yes you can. It will be limited to only 1 helmet-to-helment intercom (until unpaired), however it can work.
1444948
Honestly I have never tried but I do not see how you could. The Bluetooth usually connects to one device.
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Hello Andres, This is a great communication system! This is a set of two, pre-paired intercoms. This set includes both hybrid and corded microphones to fit full face and 3/4 helmets. There is an accessory kit available to fit this for a half helmet. If you have any questions or need further assistance, please let us know. Chuck Rider's Warehouse
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You can use them either together or separate They can be used as intercoms between 2 bikes (or passengers) or to listen to music,, talk on the the phone, etc.
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You can switch helmets but you must undo the microphone unit each time. That involves unscrewing the allen type screw and sliding out the earphones from under the helmet lining and installation into the other helmet.It is a little bit of a pain and fifteen minutes time.
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UCLEAR HBC120 will work with any helmet application, skiing, motorcycle, climbing, etc, plus you get intercom and phone with outstanding noise cancellation at speeds of 20-60 mph (speed / noise cancellation will vary based on quality of helmet). However for long range intercom you need to step up to either HBC120 Plus or HBC220
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They are completely stand alone. If you ride together they will communicate with each other, but will work by themselves. I use mine as a phone bluetooth and to listen to music I have on my phone when by myself.
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If the headsets are used as an intercom, nothing is connected to the motorcycle. On my BMW, I connected a SENA SM-10 so I can receive the bikes radio. The GPS has bluetooth so it will also transmit to the headsets. There is nothing that physically connects the headsets to the bike. If you need to charge the headsets battery, it can plug into a standard 12 volt receptacle (cigarette lighter) if the bike is equipped with one.
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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.