Will I be able to hear the callers over road noise driving a big truck down the highway?
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I can't comment on how the Blue Ant supertooth 3 will work as the company sent me an S3 Blue Ant speakerphone by mistake but i have no problem hearing it on the interstate.I have a 2009 GMC canyon with a loud whinny 4 cylinder & i have minimial road noise at highway speeds which are 70 mph on our interstate ( I- 20 ) here in Louisiana.I have no problem hearing in my pick up. Having driven OTR for 27 years, in 18 wheelers & understand how noisey they can become but i believe that as loud as my speakerphone is ( cheaper version ) that it should suffice. Hope this helps.Best of luck what ever you decide. I can't comment on how the Blue Ant supertooth 3 will work as the company sent me an S3 Blue Ant speakerphone by mistake but i have no problem hearing it on the interstate.I have a 2009 GMC canyon with a loud whinny 4 cylinder & i have minimial road noise at highway speeds which are 70 mph on our interstate ( I- 20 ) here in Louisiana.I have no problem hearing in my pick up. Having driven OTR for 27 years, in 18 wheelers & understand how noisey they can become but i believe that as loud as my speakerphone is ( cheaper version ) that it should suffice. Hope this helps.Best of luck what ever... » Read More I can't comment on how the Blue Ant supertooth 3 will work as the company sent me an S3 Blue Ant speakerphone by mistake but i have no problem hearing it on the interstate.I have a 2009 GMC canyon with a loud whinny 4 cylinder & i have minimial road noise at highway speeds which are 70 mph on our interstate ( I- 20 ) here in Louisiana.I have no problem hearing in my pick up. Having driven OTR for 27 years, in 18 wheelers & understand how noisey they can become but i believe that as loud as my speakerphone is ( cheaper version ) that it should suffice. Hope this helps.Best of luck what ever you decide. « Show Less
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I can't comment on how the Blue Ant supertooth 3 will work as the company sent me an S3 Blue Ant speakerphone by mistake but i have no problem hearing it on the interstate.I have a 2009 GMC canyon with a loud whinny 4 cylinder & i have minimial road noise at highway speeds which are 70 mph on our interstate ( I- 20 ) here in Louisiana.I have no problem hearing in my pick up. Having driven OTR for 27 years, in 18 wheelers & understand how noisey they can become but i believe that as loud as my speakerphone is ( cheaper version ) that it should suffice. Hope this helps.Best of luck what ever you decide.
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My husband is a truck driver, so there is always a lot of noise. Since I got him this headset, I can hear him much better, it often sounds like he is in the next room. If your mom has a weak voice, this might be good, just make sure the microphone is closer to her mouth. And make sure if you have one, your volume is up on your end.
2130393
I think the bang of a heavy truck hitting a pothole or a bump would set it off. Higher pitch sounds don't have an effect on it, but lower/deeper pitched sounds definitely do.
1747767
Yes. Phone calls, navigation, music... It will all play through this line to your car speakers.
1189892
If you are talking about the "handset" that is used to find the locator, it is easy to hear (providing you have normal hearing). The only time I have difficulty hearing it is on very windy days. As you get closer to the locator, you can actually hear it "ping". If course, if you are using this to find your car, you probably won't need to hear it as you will be able to see your car long before you get close to it. I use my set to find my cat and she is very good at hiding.
217554
If you have any signal at all, should make it much better. I am on the road daily and rarely get dropped calls and can use in areas I couldn't without it.
1291008
as long as you drive with your windows closed it will work fine. on the road with the windows down it might bother your hearing but as long as i concern , it is no problem for the people on the other side of the call.
149699
sorry this one a tough one to answer. If you are a regular long distance hwy driver then adding any rack you will have some level of noise. but for city driving not bad at all.
309684
Yes, if all are tuned into the same channel, and are in range of the transmission. As well, anyone outside your party with a radio tuned to that channel, and in range of the transmission, will be able to hear your words...................
236155
Almost anything will drive them. I've used them connected to a cellphone and they reach a moderatelynloud volume. You Asgard will be perfect!
1441665
Yes. I usually monitor the loudness with the phone volume. You should be good.
2227657
Not positive about blocking out road construction, but this little machine can get very loud. I'm betting it would drown out that noise outside.
1123869
Yes, I believe it would serve that purpose well. It will drown out the sounds of machinery, but again, the AM signal strength may be lacking in volume.
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I expect you can do it...I just use it on the road to answer calls. So far, the most comfortable fit of all I have owned.
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I think you'll definitely be able to hear the speakers even on a highway. It is fairly compact, the amp is very small. The only thing you'll have to think about is finding a waterproof enclosure for everything. They are marine speakers but I think that mostly protects them from splashing, not submersion. So I think the best you can protect them from rain fall the better.
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No, it appears if it is in your area you will hear it. Probably you should get with Midland to verify this.
2016498
Yes be sure the volume is up. You should hear the caller ID announced as well.