Do i have to have a helmet made for a headset? Like the helmets with the cutouts for it? Or will it work with any helmet?
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Any helmet, it comes with 2 ways too attach it. I used the 3M on 2 different brands and the clamp style on a couple
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It has a mounting bracket that is made so that it should work with any helmet. I have mine mounted on a scorpion exo-1000 which was not specifically made for a communications unit
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The microphone portion is too large to fit in a full shield helmet comfortably. That being said, if your helmet has some space by the visor, you could get it to work. I hope this isn't too contradictory.
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No, your best bet compatible with a sports helmet is a behind-the-neck style. For example,Sennheiser PMX 60 Lightweight Portable Headphones with Neckband (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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There were two headsets in our product. We use them with full face helmets. Have traveled cross country with no issues
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This headset uses a quick disconnect interface, if you want to plug it into a standard phone jack (RJ-11), you will need something like this item: GN Netcom GN 8800-01 Direct Connect Cord, which will connect between your phone jack and this headset. I hope this helps with your decision to buy the headset. It has worked great for me! thanks,
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This unit works with all style helmets.....instructions will guide you to best placement of components.
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Yes, you can wear the headset with a cycling helmet. I'll post a picture in the review section. Look for a photo there. The audio quality is very good. The headset should be fully charged before each use. I found that it I used it twice without charging in between the pairing failed towards the end of my second use. I'm not sure how long the connection lasts on a full charge. I use it for about an hour at a time with no problems. So the time that it did drop was close to the two hour mark plus a couple of days between uses. I hope this helps. I bought a Bose SoundLink Mini and I use the Aventree Jogger Pro more often. Yes, you can wear the headset with a cycling helmet. I'll post a picture in the review section. Look for a photo there. The audio quality is very good. The headset should be fully charged before each use. I found that it I used it twice without charging in between the pairing failed towards the end of my second use. I'm not sure how long the connection lasts on a full charge. I use it for about an hour at a time with no problems. So the time that it did drop was close to the two hour mark plus a couple of days between uses. I hope this helps. I bought a Bose SoundLink Mini and I use the... » Read More Yes, you can wear the headset with a cycling helmet. I'll post a picture in the review section. Look for a photo there. The audio quality is very good. The headset should be fully charged before each use. I found that it I used it twice without charging in between the pairing failed towards the end of my second use. I'm not sure how long the connection lasts on a full charge. I use it for about an hour at a time with no problems. So the time that it did drop was close to the two hour mark plus a couple of days between uses. I hope this helps. I bought a Bose SoundLink Mini and I use the Aventree Jogger Pro more often. « Show Less
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If I recall correctly, it comes with double-sided tape. You tape it to the side of the helmet. You then run your wires from the unit to the speakers inside the helmet. You can find a manual online by searching name and model number of the headset.
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The headset requires a fairly large "v" headstrap. I had to purchase a new helmet to accommodate the headset but I can tell you it was truly worth the effort
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I am sorry I don't have an immediate answer for you as I don't have time right now to research it. My suggestion is to go to the web site for Sennheiser and look for an instruction manual for our model headset. I seem to recall there being instructions someplace about how to add additonal headsets. At that site you should also find how to contact their support folks to ask you question. Good Luck - sorry I am in a bind for time or I would search for an answer for you.
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You bet. That's the same phone I had when I purchased the headset. Switched to a S5 now and still no issues at all. Just make sure you have plenty of room in your helmet to remove padding or tuck wiring between plastic and pad. Tons of wiring.
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Yes, it is I have a HJC IS-MAX BT Modular helmet. The kit comes with velcro or double sided tape pieces that you use to attach the speakers, main unit and battery to the helmet. When you pop off the inside cushions of the helmet you can hide the wires so nothing sticks out. When you look at my helmet you only see the main unit. If you have a HJC helmet with a Bluetooth connection port then they make specific Bluetooth headsets for that helmet. If you have an older style helmet it is still very easy to install everything. One thing I haven't used yet is the mic, I really don't ride and talk just listen to music. Yes, it is I have a HJC IS-MAX BT Modular helmet. The kit comes with velcro or double sided tape pieces that you use to attach the speakers, main unit and battery to the helmet. When you pop off the inside cushions of the helmet you can hide the wires so nothing sticks out. When you look at my helmet you only see the main unit. If you have a HJC helmet with a Bluetooth connection port then they make specific Bluetooth headsets for that helmet. If you have an older style helmet it is still very easy to install everything. One thing I haven't used yet is the mic, I really don't ride and talk... » Read More Yes, it is I have a HJC IS-MAX BT Modular helmet. The kit comes with velcro or double sided tape pieces that you use to attach the speakers, main unit and battery to the helmet. When you pop off the inside cushions of the helmet you can hide the wires so nothing sticks out. When you look at my helmet you only see the main unit. If you have a HJC helmet with a Bluetooth connection port then they make specific Bluetooth headsets for that helmet. If you have an older style helmet it is still very easy to install everything. One thing I haven't used yet is the mic, I really don't ride and talk just listen to music. « Show Less
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I have a Giro Fuse helmet that came with the S805 audio system. I believe the helmet was sold with or without the audio system so make sure it has the correct ear pads.
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Yes, i would recommend buying a additional set of speakers/microphone, you can buy a upgrade kit for the SMH10 that will work (better quality speakers as well) then wire both helmets with the speaker units and just move the main unit between.
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No, the headgear it comes with is a complete unit to be used without a helmet. A separate helmet mount can be purchased from Armasight, these will have shorter mounting arms since the thickness of the helmet will push the NVG farther from your eyes.
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You would want to put them on your ear after the helmet is strapped on and then it does stay on your ear pretty well. I think it would work with a push button but the benefit of them is voice activated to leave your hands free. If you didn't want that feature so you can control talk time, I think it would work, but haven't tried.
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Actually they work extremely well with headsets, as long as you don't seat them all the way down on your ears. By tilting the temple tips slightly up, pivoting the glasses on the bridge of your nose, you will relieve any of the pressure they normally cause by the headset squeezing them into your dome-piece.I currently wear them with my Razer Tiamat 7.1 headset, and have been known to play Dota 2 all day. No headaches, no sore temples.