charles_1947
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Is there and after market dongle and bluetooth headset that is compatible with the BRP audio system?
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2014 Audio Question
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ThreeWheels
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The BRP system is manufactured by Sena.
The dongle is an SM 10.
The headsets are SMH 10.
finless on this site knows more about getting the Sena branded SM 10 dongle connected to the Spyder audio. There is a proprietary cable to connect the dongle to the Spyder. This will save you a few dollars.
I chose to get the BRP components installed from the dealer when I made the deal on the new Spyder.
I am purchasing a Sena SR 10 dongle to connect a handheld CB to Bluetooth system.
At first I was apprehensive switching from a wired intercom to the new Bluetooth systems. Especially when I got a look at the 200 page instruction book for the headsets.
It turns out there are only 10 pages of instructions. The rest is legal boilerplate, with all of it copied in a bunch of languages.
It's been less than a week, but so far I'm liking the Bluetooth.
The dongle is an SM 10.
The headsets are SMH 10.
finless on this site knows more about getting the Sena branded SM 10 dongle connected to the Spyder audio. There is a proprietary cable to connect the dongle to the Spyder. This will save you a few dollars.
I chose to get the BRP components installed from the dealer when I made the deal on the new Spyder.
I am purchasing a Sena SR 10 dongle to connect a handheld CB to Bluetooth system.
At first I was apprehensive switching from a wired intercom to the new Bluetooth systems. Especially when I got a look at the 200 page instruction book for the headsets.
It turns out there are only 10 pages of instructions. The rest is legal boilerplate, with all of it copied in a bunch of languages.
It's been less than a week, but so far I'm liking the Bluetooth.
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