Exactly what is its use? Is it a gps? Can it send turn instructions to my bluetooth helmet communication system? Will it accept Tyre soutes?
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It is simply a gps receiver. It needs to be connected to another device to provide mapping, route, speed readouts, etc.
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It is a Bluetooth GPS "antenna", so rather than giving driving signals or something like that, it allows any Bluetooth, and GPS enabled device to receive satellite signals. I bought one because the internal GPS antenna of my smartphone was damaged, so this allowed me to continue using GPS functions on my phone.
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It is just a GPS device sending out the location where it is, to any device which supports through Bluetooth connectivity. Say, you can use it instead of the GPS in your cell phone for retrieving the exact location in your map installed. Or, you can use it for some cameras with Bluetooth, while any of the photos you take in outdoor will have the location info in it.
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This unit gives your helmet wireless (bluetooth) capabilities. It doesn't really give you a way to plug into your existing (nonbluetooth system). To get that capability you would have to add the SM10-01 ( Sena SM10-01 Dual Stream Bluetooth Stereo Transmitter for up to 2 Audio Devices ) which would allow you to turn your bikes current system into a bluetooth connectable source.You would need both the headset and transmitter to be completely wireless. It is a bit expensive, but if you do a lot of riding could be worth it. You could also look at the SMH5 headset to cut the cost. They are a bit smaller, but have shorter battery life. This unit gives your helmet wireless (bluetooth) capabilities. It doesn't really give you a way to plug into your existing (nonbluetooth system). To get that capability you would have to add the SM10-01 ( Sena SM10-01 Dual Stream Bluetooth Stereo Transmitter for up to 2 Audio Devices ) which would allow you to turn your bikes current system into a bluetooth connectable source.You would need both the headset and transmitter to be completely wireless. It is a bit expensive, but if you do a lot of riding could be worth it.... » Read More This unit gives your helmet wireless (bluetooth) capabilities. It doesn't really give you a way to plug into your existing (nonbluetooth system). To get that capability you would have to add the SM10-01 ( Sena SM10-01 Dual Stream Bluetooth Stereo Transmitter for up to 2 Audio Devices ) which would allow you to turn your bikes current system into a bluetooth connectable source.You would need both the headset and transmitter to be completely wireless. It is a bit expensive, but if you do a lot of riding could be worth it. You could also look at the SMH5 headset to cut the cost. They are a bit smaller, but have shorter battery life. « Show Less
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I don't bicycle, so I haven't tried it. But it seems as though it should work since the GPS tracks distance based on your position relative to the satellite. As long as you're moving, the distance should register.
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It is merely a GPS Receiver that works with the software already on your device. I had two or three apps that I downloaded onto my iPad mini to use with the device. There is a calibration app specifically for the Receiver.
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I don't like to use it when is hooked up to the radio. The person on the other line will hear you far or not hear you at all. It will depend on how far is your cell phone for you to speak into it. I would purchase one that has an external microphone that you can install to your visor that you can speak into. Works well to listen, charge, cell/I-pod and great to use with navigation GPS. Good luck
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The Bluetooth is for your phone etc. The power adapter contains some of the necessary hardware for traffic reception (I think). You need to plug this in to receive traffic updates. I've not had a lot of success with it so far.
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Yes. It will work while you are in a vehicle on the trails. I have used it to get to GPS locations off of streets in the middle of nowhere.
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It comes with a power adapter which can be wired into your headlight, so when you turn the key off, the GPS goes off also. The unit does have bluetooth and it does work. Screen is difficult to see during the day. The current handlebar mount is small for maybe a 7/8" bar. I bought a RAM mount and use that instead. Not a bad unit, $164 seems like a lot, search around, I got a customer return on ebay for $50. It works I am happy with it. When I have the funds I would most likely get the Garmin, but big difference of $164 and $650 or $700.
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The Bluetooth only works with phone calls. It does not allow music streaming from the Bluetooth enabled devices. The navigation provides basic turn by turn directions. It does not speak the street names. I hope the Information is helpful to you.
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It might work on your gps if your gps has a mini usb connect for power. but it is designed to be used on a bicycle with the Garmin Edge Gps Cycling Computers.
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i use it when i ride my bike. but like Sean Palmeter answered, it will not track your info right it helps but not accurate. i would reccomend going on polarusa.com and look at the products for cycling. i hope i helped you.
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Its not a regular GPS system. But u its work ok for how much the head unit is. I have a Garmin that I use so i usually dont turn on the radio gps
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The GNS 5870 GPS receiver works over bluetooth with any wifi only ipad and others also. You can use it with any navigation app of which there are dozens. Also Navionics charts. I have also used Navigon and Igo for road navigation. Plus google maps, open street maps, Galileo etc.
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It doesn't have GPS. You can't view the GPS via Bluetooth but you can hear the audio from your phone when using the navigation.
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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
1208897
This unit gives your helmet wireless (bluetooth) capabilities. It doesn't really give you a way to plug into your existing (nonbluetooth system). To get that capability you would have to add the SM10-01 ( http://www.amazon.com/Sena-SM10-01-Stream-Bluetooth-Transmitter/dp/B0087NB53S/ref=sr_1_11?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1374495750&sr=1-11&keywords=sena ) which would allow you to turn your bikes current system into a bluetooth connectable source. You would need both the headset and transmitter to be completely wireless. It is a bit expensive, but if you do a lot of riding could be worth it. You could also look at the SMH5 headset to cut the cost. They are a bit smaller, but have shorter battery life.
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I ride a motorcycle also, no turn by turn with the watch (Garmin fenix), I suggestion something like the Garmin nuvi 2455 it has audible turn by turn that you can pipe to motorcycle headset (not for music or cell phones), gives you safe hands free and you don't have to try and look at a GPS screen when you are riding. I think the watch is great for hiking, trip auditing and location bearings but not for turn by turn navigation. Hope this helped.