Sena SMH-10

[oldguyinTX]

As all of you who attended SpyderQuest 2014 know, Saturday was the rainy day, but most of of rode anyway. (Praise be for good rain gear)! I am pleased to report that our Sena SMH-10 setup worked great in the rain - some of it quite heavy at times. It rained on us from Tail-O-The-Pup all the way back to GEL, and we were able to listen to the iPod & use the intercom with no problems at all. This was our first extended ride in the rain. So, here's a shout out to Sena for making a great product.:firstplace::firstplace:

 

[SpyderAnn01]

I sure hope they work in the rain. I never had a problem with my Scala in the rain and I just ordered the Sena 20 and I would be really unhappy if it can't take the weather.

 

[ThreeWheels]

As all of you who attended SpyderQuest 2014 know, Saturday was the rainy day, but most of of rode anyway. (Praise be for good rain gear)! I am pleased to report that our Sena SMH-10 setup worked great in the rain - some of it quite heavy at times. It rained on us from Tail-O-The-Pup all the way back to GEL, and we were able to listen to the iPod & use the intercom with no problems at all. This was our first extended ride in the rain. So, here's a shout out to Sena for making a great product.:firstplace::firstplace:

That's great Dwight. It was a pleasure meeting you and Valerie.
If we ride together, we can also link the bike to bike intercom through the SMH 10

 

[ottawa-rider]

One point of interest.

I got caught in a heavy downpour this summer.

I had the little sock over the microphone that is suppose to attenuate the wind noise, it got soaked.

Without thinking, I pressed my hand over it to squeeze out the water, it seems that in doing so, I forced some water into the mic.

It took at least 24 hours of drying time before the microphone would work again.

 

[ARtraveler]

Also a happy user of the SenaSMH10. No issues with water here, and yes, we sometimes have to ride in the rain.

 

[oldguyinTX]

One point of interest.

I got caught in a heavy downpour this summer.

I had the little sock over the microphone that is suppose to attenuate the wind noise, it got soaked.

Without thinking, I pressed my hand over it to squeeze out the water, it seems that in doing so, I forced some water into the mic.

It took at least 24 hours of drying time before the microphone would work again.

We have the mics inside our helmets, and they do not get wet.