Radthorne
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I was thinking the same - not any other settings that it seems one can mess with... Okay, off we go! Gotta get the parking brake spring thing taken care of anyway...
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help with BRP helmet to helmet
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I was thinking the same - not any other settings that it seems one can mess with... Okay, off we go! Gotta get the parking brake spring thing taken care of anyway...
SpydherLuv
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I tried out my comm system for the first time last night and found that it seemed to only work when it wanted to, even after reading this thread and adjusting my settings. However, I did find that in order to open the mic, the first word needs to be sort of loud and sharp, like "Hey!" or "Yo!", something like that. Is this normal? I would think that I shouldn't have to do that. I tried it with the VOX in just about every position and they all seem to work this way.
Can anyone confirm that my system is working as designed?
Can anyone confirm that my system is working as designed?
stevedfive
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Mine works great and without missing a word or shouting. So if it's not the settings or mic placement I would guess something is wrong in the system.
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
If the microphone is too far from your lips, or not directly in front of them, this can happen. Try adjusting it until it is barely touching your lips, or no more than 1/8" away and directly in front.
SpydherLuv
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The funny thing is that I had both helmets connected, sitting on the seat and I had my lips up against them and anywhere from a half inch to 3 or 4 inches away and I got nothing, trying each of them one at a time. After slipping on one helmet at a time, I did the same and got the same results, other than it opening the mic to the quick shout. We're planning to take a short ride this evening and will try again with the mics against our lips and I'll let you know what happens.
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