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MikeFellows

posted on 21/4/12 at 03:12 PM Reply With Quote
In Car Helmet comms

In July I have a bit of a road trip to make, as we will have a fair old bit of motorway driving, we will have helmets on

im trying to find a comms system that does the following

2 x in helmet speaker / earphones + mic

accepts a 3.5mm audo jack and can send audio to both helmets

a push to talk button that stops the music and allows driver or passenger to talk


any ideas?

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designer

posted on 21/4/12 at 03:52 PM Reply With Quote
There are loads on the market, Demon Tweaks must sell six different models.
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Mr C

posted on 21/4/12 at 05:10 PM Reply With Quote
Hi there, the systems that the SKCC seem to favour are the autocom sytems which are primarily designed for bike use, which suits open kit cars as they are designed to cope with the elements etc, particulary wind noise, more so than a rally type intercom which are used in closed top cars. I'll be looking closely at one of these autocom systems along with some of the bluetooth based bike systems that are around.

Hope that helps





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matt_claydon

posted on 21/4/12 at 05:14 PM Reply With Quote
Autocom and Starcom are the brands to look at if you want something that works.
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MikeFellows

posted on 21/4/12 at 10:00 PM Reply With Quote
thanks for the replys guys, I spent a few hours today going through them and came to the same conclusion above, starcom or autocom - though they do come back at 10 times the price of the cheapo chinese tat

thanks again

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