Do I need to be in the car in order to use it or does it have wireless technology? Does it work with non English speakers? Will it fit a bike?
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it is essentially technology-free, therefore one could consider it wireless, in a 'wire-free' kind of way. non-english speakers may wish to refer to drawings, possibly also included. it should fit any bike with a steering wheel.
634572
This not wireless, but connects to a sensor mounted on the fork which reads a magnet mounted to the front wheel spokes. It would not work on the rear wheel and thus did not work for a stationary training stand.
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Of course you can use worldwide (but some countries can't, I guess so) The device is depend on the battery so you can use everywhere outside of U.S. I think so, it's pretty loud so yeah, people can hear if the kid stuck in the car!
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anything that you plug into this thing is transmitted through radio waves. my bike is ten years older. The newest thing yet to come is allowing rival manufacturers to allow rival companies to use their frequency for communication. do you have a cassette adapter? If so, you don't need sierra, if not, sierra is the only one. either way, you don't need sena
509762
I have not used it in a car because it requires a wi-fi signal shared with the device and the Dolry
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it has voice, we just don't have it io because you can not hear it at the motorbike. don't know about Bluetooth, have not checked.
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Motorola S9 is a behind the neck wireless headset. I got it specifically for biking. You do need to find a good place to keep the player though so there is not to much between it and the headset so the signal gets through. I have it mounted on the handlebars in a pouch, but an armband would probably work better as I do get some skipping. It is the best option, I've looked. In fact I bought the T10 for this headset.
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It is easy to swap from bike to car. I used it on several vehicles without a problem. On my bikes (a BMW RT1200 and Ducati Diavel) I need to use bluetooth into my helmet to hear it. In the car, it is fine with it's tiny speaker. If you are in the NYC/NJ area, I could invite you to our club's next meetup to see in person.
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I dont have that answer for you. I just use mine thru wifi. You should be able to do it by phone if your lucky enough to get someone that is fluent in english. Sorry i couldnt help you
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Sorry, for my last response. It should work fine on your bike. Be careful on how long you leave it activated without running the bike. Two weeks could drain the battery. I just wish that the range would be greater.
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Does not require wifi to work. Plug into car ac adapter or run on battery (if fully charged). A stand with suction cups came with ours. We later bought a bean bag dash mount which works really well.
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No this product won't work in the car unless you have a device that give wifi. This product will work in a hotel or a restaurant to reach wifi off of.
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Hi Gail...I can't tell you what it takes for the car. I never used it in the car yet. I believe the unit came with what was needed for the car if you just wanted to use the FM radio and dial in the unused frequency. However, if you wanted to tap into the radio's antenna for a more direct route you would have to buy an adapter. I DO use it in my office. I purchased an adaptive cradle with a 12v power adapter and another antennae for ~ $30 - $40. The cradle allows you to use any speaker system that you would use with your computer...3.5 mm plug. Antennae just sits in my window and it works well. You must have access to the sky where the satellite is though. Hi Gail...I can't tell you what it takes for the car. I never used it in the car yet. I believe the unit came with what was needed for the car if you just wanted to use the FM radio and dial in the unused frequency. However, if you wanted to tap into the radio's antenna for a more direct route you would have to buy an adapter. I DO use it in my office. I purchased an adaptive cradle with a 12v power adapter and another antennae for ~ $30 - $40. The cradle allows you to use any speaker system that you would use with your computer...3.5 mm plug. Antennae just sits in my window and it works... » Read More Hi Gail...I can't tell you what it takes for the car. I never used it in the car yet. I believe the unit came with what was needed for the car if you just wanted to use the FM radio and dial in the unused frequency. However, if you wanted to tap into the radio's antenna for a more direct route you would have to buy an adapter. I DO use it in my office. I purchased an adaptive cradle with a 12v power adapter and another antennae for ~ $30 - $40. The cradle allows you to use any speaker system that you would use with your computer...3.5 mm plug. Antennae just sits in my window and it works well. You must have access to the sky where the satellite is though. « Show Less
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It does require something else to be heard. It does have a plug to connect it to the motorcycle audio if you have it. I purchased a Cardo Scala rider blue tooth communicator that attached to my helmet. As far as swapping to the car that was easy and comes with car mounts. It should, considering the cost is 4X + the cost of a car GPS. It has a lot of extra features used for motorcycling. It got me where I needed to go, Laconia bike week and back with no problem for my first 1040 mile round trip.
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Scott, all sensors for this product are wireless. Speed/Distance, Heart Rate, and Cadence. Mine Speed is mounted on the rear of the bike and it is working perfect so far... I purchased the Cadence, didn't arrive yet but I believe it will perform good as well... Heart Rate monitor is working good too, and it worked also when my wife went swiming ina pool.
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It can work if you have WiFi access. It can plug into an existing car or home radio via an audio jack
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For a car you need to get the car mounting kit. Comes with a window suction mount and a cig lighter power plug too. You have to use the bluetooth headset when it on the bike OR in the car. No audio plug in or output jack.