Phone headsets (for those that don't bluetooth)

[cbritton]

Hi all,
RiderMount have just become UK distributor for Tork headsets made in Canada.

Well known in the USA particularly for their helmet speakers they also have complete headsets for use with 2way radios (2.5mm jack) or for use with mobile phones (3.5mm jack).

I guess a lot are using bluetooth but for those that want a simple plug-in solution these might be worth a look. They come with a velcrostrap mounted switch for answer/end calls and controlling itunes.

I've fitted one to my System4 for use with my iPhone with optional volume lead.

Available on www.RiderMount.com in the Tork headset section.

Cheers, Colin

 

[luke scott]

No information on website just the same picture and price

 

[cbritton]

That's what the 'find out more' button is for.

Cheers, Colin

 

[luke scott]

Doh ! Sorry.

That's what the 'find out more' button is for.

Cheers, Colin

Ah freck . The button is not visible initially as the screen is over stretched. Sorry. Helmet speakers look like what I want for my old garmin nuvi with headphone jack. I just want basic navigation help while I bimble.

 

[cbritton]

It's ok.

The X2 speakers would do the job and feature volume control. Xpro ones are for that 'surround sound' experience.

Cheers, Colin

 

[luke scott]

How long is the cable from the jack plug to the speakers ?

 

[cbritton]

Good question,

The 3.5mm jack cable from the helmet mounted speakers would dangle about 10cm. That connects to the part coiled volume lead which is 50cm coiled, 100cm extended.

I'll add that info to the website so thanks for asking.

Cheers, Colin

 

[chad]

im liking the look of the camera kit , and the iphone case

now just have to figure an under the Radar attack past the petticoat government

 

[walrus]

Try an under the petticoat attack?

 

[chad]

Try an under the petticoat attack?

. the mood she's in at the mo i would rather tackle a porcupine