rcdurango
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I don't have the cb but can talk on the iPhone. When you get a call I press button on side of the helmet and begin talking.
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Cell phone interface for 2012 RT only??
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I don't have the cb but can talk on the iPhone. When you get a call I press button on side of the helmet and begin talking.
Here is what I am trying to duplicate.
On my 2002 Goldwing, I have attached a Garmin nuvi 765t. With the Garmin and my OEM radio and a Kennedy cellset harness, I am able to listen to any source on the Goldwing radio (CD, FM, AM, weather, CB) and get my GPS instructions as well. When the instructions come through the other audio source mutes. I have the GPS plugged into my AUX option and can hear mp3s through the GPS as well. All of the audio is going through my helmet earbuds. CB transmissions come through the earbuds as well. I do not use the bike speakers for any audio function while riding.
My CB microphone is also my microphone for the Garmin and its bluetooth function. When a call comes in, everything elses mutes and I hear through my earbuds and talk through the CB mic. Works well at any speed.
Does anyone have these abilities on their Spyder???
On my 2002 Goldwing, I have attached a Garmin nuvi 765t. With the Garmin and my OEM radio and a Kennedy cellset harness, I am able to listen to any source on the Goldwing radio (CD, FM, AM, weather, CB) and get my GPS instructions as well. When the instructions come through the other audio source mutes. I have the GPS plugged into my AUX option and can hear mp3s through the GPS as well. All of the audio is going through my helmet earbuds. CB transmissions come through the earbuds as well. I do not use the bike speakers for any audio function while riding.
My CB microphone is also my microphone for the Garmin and its bluetooth function. When a call comes in, everything elses mutes and I hear through my earbuds and talk through the CB mic. Works well at any speed.
Does anyone have these abilities on their Spyder???
ThreeWheels
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Everything except the CB mic operating as the cell phone mic.
If you get the 2012 RT, your golden.
If you get the 2012 RT, your golden.
NancysToy
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We don't know that with any certainty yet.
billythekidd
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I had all that on my wing as well. The key to it all is the Kennedy Cell set. It was what made all that possible. If Kennedy would make their product for the Spyder we could all have what the 2012 is supposed to have but have it now.
Willy
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GeoffCee
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I use an Autocom Super Pro Automatic. Only one mic in the helmet. It's an extremely versatile and expandable piece of kit. Check it out at www.autocom.co.uk
ThreeWheels
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