Listen to Sat Nav and Phone

[sseeley]

Hi everyone,

I am hoping someone may be able to help me?

I ride quite a bit with a friend, and we use two way radios to talk to each other. I would also like to listen to a SAT NAV through my phone when on long journeys. Does anyone know of a device which I can connect a phone, and a two way radio with a push to talk button?

Many thanks in advance.

Stuart

[Skudd]

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[P.]

Scala rider Q2?

[dydey90]

You have two ears.
You have two devices.


But srsrly, I don't know if you can have a satnav and a radio going through the same earpiece.
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[-Matt-]

If you're just looking for combined audio output would something like this do the job?
https://www.belkin.com/us/p/P-F8Z274/

[raesewell]

Take a look at the Sena SM10 it looks to be just what you are looking for
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-Sena-SM10-Dual-Stream-Bluetooth-Stereo-Transmitter-/400314532278?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item5d349b01b6
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[Shinigami]

if you both have android phones there's an app you can use which allows bluetooth to bluetooth communication like a radio setup, not sure how you'd then go about having the sat nav in there too though
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[raesewell]

Thats ok for rider to pillion but bike to bike needs more range and bluetooth has limited range
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[raesewell]

Thats ok for rider to pillion but bike to bike needs more range and bluetooth has limited range
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[c_dug]

I do understand the limited range point with Bluetooth but I've not found it to be an issue myself. Myself and my father toured Europe on separate bikes using supposedly rider-pillion intercom headsets and had very few issues with them breaking up. In practice we probably had a range approaching 100 meters most of the time, and rarely less than 25.

The only time lack of range was an issue was when I was following my dad and took a wrong turn onto a motorway slip road without him realising. By the time I had stopped safely I was out of range, it would have been nice to tell him I was going to ride to the next junction and turn around there but instead I had to back the bike up the sliproad to avoid us getting split.

For the record, we had Scala Rider headsets and they do everything the OP is after.
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[raesewell]

[Shinigami]

not actually used it but seem to be a bunch of them,

quick search found this first

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.androidintercom
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