Can I use the portable radio for cycling?
499610
I would give it a try, although since it isn't digitally tuned, you might not be able to keep it on stations that aren't very strong...drift can be an issue. And the pounding and vibration of a bike ride probably won't help.
499611
Yes, I've done so. Can carry the radio in a backpack or on your belt. Not safe in traffic. Best to use it when you stop cycling.
499612
choose a smaller unit w/o an FM telescoping antenna..there are other really good mini Sangeans to choose from
499613
I do not see no reason not to be able to us the radio for cycling , with a good head set plugged into the radio it will work ok , this is a good little am/fm radio ...
1414066
Yes. There is an icon that looks like a portable radio and that is it. You must use the headphones that came with it as they are the antenna.
153385
Yes you can as long as the radio station (a blank one) is in position. Great sound.
785196
I am not sure. I use my bike to get a good workout and good sweat. You might have to look into seperate apps for that.
1822154
Please read the following link. I hope this will answer your question:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FM_broadcast_bandIt's a GREAT radio. I hope it will work for you. Good Luck!
144222
Yes you can but nothing comes with the radio.........not even a car charger.You have to buy all the extras.
2168211
Not 100% sure but if the radio has a trainer port then you might be able to do it but again not 100% sure if it would work.
1749228
I can't answer that question. I always ride single up with my bluetooth paired with either the bike's audio or my Garmin. I have accidently paired to both of them at the same time, and it worked until I shut one down. The system is always easy to pair and has good audio.
293286
Yes you can, but it is not the best quality as I expected. There is the same background noise as in a FM wirless transmitter.
895376
The challenge would be attaching it to your bike helmet - both the main unit and the speakers. As a serious cyclist I would question the wisdom of doing this but to each his/her own. For instance - even a mild crash could destroy the Sena not to mention possibly having the unit cause injury to the rider. Sorry - maybe not the answer you were looking for. A full face downhill style mtn. bike helmet is your best option.
1882924
Yes, you can if you are in the area covered by GPS. I used it for boat ride and set it to display speed and distance.
934333
Yes you can. It has an AM/FM Radio. I haven't listened to the radio, but if it works as well as the player, it should be fine for casual listening
1187068
There speakers ..u mount them to the bike ..u play them like a car stereo or radio in the house..and use ur mp3 player or phone as the tuner..u just plug the end into the head phone jack
2032966
I don't think you can. There are two dials, one for stations and one for volume. I have a new dixie chopper lawn mower and I can't here the radio. A piece of junk
1119662
probably.. the thing is -- the speakers plug into amp w RCA plugs... you can buy extra rca plugs at radioshak and practice.. u dont wanna ruin the speakers that come w unit.. or just buy the amp from shark online.. its an ok system but not enough bass without a big subwoofer. guess bike radios are like that.. fm doesnt receive much but buy a 40 dollar mp3 player w fm and an auxillary cable to the amp
50307
The wave radio have an aux input, you can use with it, dont forget connect The USB to The power connection
1293714
This will work fine for mountain biking. A cell signal is not required - the GPS signal comes from satellites, not cell towers.