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Scala Rider G9x PowerSet
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SENA SMH10
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Scala Rider or SENA
The wife and need to get Bluetooth system so we can talk to each other and these twokeep coming to the top.
Scala Rider G9x powerSet @ $500
SENA SMH10 i think @ $____
If you have something else to tell me about please do so.
Thanks
Last edited by ChrisW; 02-18-2014 at 03:08 PM.
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Uclear
Have you checked out uclear. I have 100 plus with pro mikes that works great for wife and me.
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Originally Posted by ChrisW
The wife and need to get Bluetooth system so we can talk to each other and these twokeep coming to the top.
Scala Rider G9x powerSet @ $500
SENA SMH10 i think @ $____
If you have something else to tell me about please do so.
Thanks
Owned and used both. Sena is hands down the best. Much easier to operate and longer battery life. You get what you pay for.
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Sena
Senas have worked great for us.
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A DumbQuestion?
Can a person with a Scala Rider system talk with a person with a Sena system, or are they incompatable?
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SCALA G9
i love my SCALA G9.... works FANTASTIC, when it works... i bought mine in May of '12, and i'm on my 3rd one now, thanks to the warranty... can't say anything about the SENA... but i do see a whole bunch of them...
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Uclear. The new HBC200's are wonderful. No mic boom in the face.
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Originally Posted by ChrisW
The wife and need to get Bluetooth system so we can talk to each other and these twokeep coming to the top.
Scala Rider G9x powerSet @ $500
SENA SMH10 i think @ $____
If you have something else to tell me about please do so.
Thanks
I think you can get the Scala Rider G9X on Amazon for $279/pr right now.
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Compatibility
I have the same question as TexasSpyder.
Can a person with a Scala Rider G9X system talk with a person with a Sena SMH10 system over intercom or are they totally incompatible.
Thanks,
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Originally Posted by snics
I have the same question as TexasSpyder.
Can a person with a Scala Rider G9X system talk with a person with a Sena SMH10 system over intercom or are they totally incompatible.
Thanks,
I think the answer right now is no. Each company has it's own bluetooth protocol. The Sena 20S that is to be released soon is advertised to have that capability. Many Sena SMH10 users are predicting that it will have that capability as well with a firmware update but I don't think Sena has announced that yet and from what I read it may not be a simple as that.
Unless you have an immediate need, I would wait for Sena to release the new 20S. I know Motorcycle Dave is taking pre orders for those now.
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Bluetooth only has a 30 ft range.
I don't think that these headsets are using Bluetooth for intercom when talking to another rider 500 feet away.
I may be wrong, please let me know if i am.
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Originally Posted by SPYD3R
i love my SCALA G9.... works FANTASTIC, when it works... i bought mine in May of '12, and i'm on my 3rd one now, thanks to the warranty... can't say anything about the SENA... but i do see a whole bunch of them...
I bought the Scala G9 because I was going on a trip and everyone I was riding with had Scala's. I agree with you I love it when it works but I too am on my 3rd and my husband is on his second. We bought ours at Cycle Gear and they exchanged them for us every time.
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