stevedfive
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Bluetooth Dongle for RT audio system $289.99
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Bluetooth Dongle for 2013
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MtlBen
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http://www.spyder.brp.com/files/neutral/models/2013/BuildYourOwn/Accessories/219400458_FT_TH.jpg
From the picture, it seems to be the SENA SM10, which sells for $120 on the web. BRP will see it for $250.
I guess that for $250 you also get a very good cable.
...Ben...
From the picture, it seems to be the SENA SM10, which sells for $120 on the web. BRP will see it for $250.
I guess that for $250 you also get a very good cable.
...Ben...
Arr MiHardies
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Big question is does it interface with the cb? And does it stream stereo music, not just mono.
quickster47
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From the Sena web site it indicates it does stereo. I have one on order and when it arrives I will post my findings.
Carl
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bullant12
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More like "pre-wired"... Although usually it is already "wired", just needs the unit.
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Arr MiHardies
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Per my dealer, it does not interface with the cb, but can be retrofitted to earlier models. looks like it mounts in the frunk. What is up in the air though is if t facilitates ride passenger communication regardless of whether or not you purchase the BRP Bluetooth headset.
ThreeWheels
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OK, what's it do ?
Cell Phone ? Without going through the GPS, there has to be some kind of interface in the LCD module. I can't imagine that can be retrofitted unless you retrofit the radio also ?
Arr MiHardies
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Cell phone, and stereo music to your helmet. Supposedly rider passenger intercom as well.
Arr MiHardies
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Though I still have questions about it, from what I have gathered, the only thing it does is stream your music to your headset.
eddieshep999
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My understanding is BRP is going to use Sena Headsets (SMH10) and the Bluetooth dongle (SM10)
They will be badged as Can-Am and come with their logo on the units
For more information see these links
http://www.senabluetooth.com/products/smh10.php?tab_menu=overview
http://www.senabluetooth.com/downloads/manual/UsersGuide_Sena_SMH10-v4.0.pdf
http://www.senabluetooth.com/products/sm10.php?tab_menu=overview
http://www.senabluetooth.com/downloads/manual/UsersGuide_Sena_SM10-v1.0.pdf
They will still need to get the output from the onboard Radio - Maybe someone will have an answer soon how this is being done
I have manged to output my radio via bluetooth using a Sony Bluetooth transmitter but it will only send a signal to one headset
Have being trying to get a Sena SM10 but as yet not sold in the UK
May have to order one from the States but then I have to add P/P + Customs which makes the unit expensive at this time
Hope this post can answer some of the questions
Eddie Sheppard
Reading UK
They will be badged as Can-Am and come with their logo on the units
For more information see these links
http://www.senabluetooth.com/products/smh10.php?tab_menu=overview
http://www.senabluetooth.com/downloads/manual/UsersGuide_Sena_SMH10-v4.0.pdf
http://www.senabluetooth.com/products/sm10.php?tab_menu=overview
http://www.senabluetooth.com/downloads/manual/UsersGuide_Sena_SM10-v1.0.pdf
They will still need to get the output from the onboard Radio - Maybe someone will have an answer soon how this is being done
I have manged to output my radio via bluetooth using a Sony Bluetooth transmitter but it will only send a signal to one headset
Have being trying to get a Sena SM10 but as yet not sold in the UK
May have to order one from the States but then I have to add P/P + Customs which makes the unit expensive at this time
Hope this post can answer some of the questions
Eddie Sheppard
Reading UK
ThreeWheels
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How does that bluetooth helmet work out ?
For me, up to now, I've preferred the wired headsets.
I already have two laptops, a pad and a cell phone.
Keeping two bluetooth helmets charged is just two more of those little vampire chargers that I'd like to avoid.
Just my opinion. I could be wrong.
For me, up to now, I've preferred the wired headsets.
I already have two laptops, a pad and a cell phone.
Keeping two bluetooth helmets charged is just two more of those little vampire chargers that I'd like to avoid.
Just my opinion. I could be wrong.
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
Ain't it the truth? It's getting so houses and vehicles need a dedicated charging wall, with a battery of charger outlets. It's easier to plug in my helmet than to recharge daily. JMHO
Marker
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I looked on Sena's web site under accessories for the bluetooth dongle and it lists cables for Harley Davidson bikes as well as Honda Goldwings. The cables for these bikes looks like they plug into where the rider or passenger would plug in a wired headset. I do not know for sure but its just a guess at this point. BRP will maybe supply a kit to install the dongle in the top rear compartment beside where the ipod is plugged in again I am only guessing.
http://www.senabluetooth.com/products/sm10.php?tab_menu=photo_gallery
effgjamis
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Have a friend in the states to buy and send it to you as a gift.... just a thought.
dancogan
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We have Sena headsets on our helmets and use the dongle to connect our iPod and GPS. It all works very well: we can both listen to the same music, we can both hear the GPS and we can talk on the intercom. If one of us wants to hear different music then a second iPod/radio/MP3 player can be plugged directly into that helmet. A charge on the Sena units will easily last for a long day of riding.
Arr MiHardies
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My question is... the sena headsets are multi-point. meaning they can pair with multiple things simultaneously. Are they paired both with each other AND the dongle, or just the dongle. I ask this because if they are paired with each other then tht is likely where the intercom is happening. Im also not going to be getting sena headsets. I have a shartooth that works well, but from what I've read doesnt play very nicely with other brands for intercom purposes.
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