Anybody heard about this "Liberty" wireless system below on the UK side of the pond and can comment?
IntaRide Edited said:
"Liberty" wireless system from IntaRide, UK?
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FJRHank
"Scooter Pimp"
I'm no expert, but learning alot.
this looks good, but noticed no input for Radar Detector? And as far as music goes, or any sound for that matter, part of the attraction of the AutoComm (and others), there's a built in amplifier. That's one thing missing if you just buy speakers and put them in your helmet. Also, with a radar detector, I believe you need a ground isolating loop, as they aren't grounded...
Ok, this shows my ignorance I'm sure lol. It's all pretty confusing to me right now.
Regards,
this looks good, but noticed no input for Radar Detector? And as far as music goes, or any sound for that matter, part of the attraction of the AutoComm (and others), there's a built in amplifier. That's one thing missing if you just buy speakers and put them in your helmet. Also, with a radar detector, I believe you need a ground isolating loop, as they aren't grounded...
Ok, this shows my ignorance I'm sure lol. It's all pretty confusing to me right now.
Regards,
Kirbybikes
Vancouver, B.C.
wjbertrand
Ventura Highway
I don't understand how it does stereo with a single ear speaker? 
tdeboeser
that's not me!
From the webbikeworld review it seems a dual headphone set is on the way... so stereo will be have left and right . I think they mean the unit can handle stereo.
I like what I see.. but I don't see where non-bluetooth music input could happen. The price is nice... $189, and can be got here:
http://www.myblueant.com/interphone-motorbike-helmet-kit.htm
I like wireless stuff, but now I gotta upgrade all my gadgets... $$$
Tom de
. I think they mean the unit can handle stereo. I like what I see.. but I don't see where non-bluetooth music input could happen
. The price is nice... $189, and can be got here:http://www.myblueant.com/interphone-motorbike-helmet-kit.htm
I like wireless stuff, but now I gotta upgrade all my gadgets...
$$$ Tom de
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OP
Seems to me that the Wireless Interphone listed at the quoted site above is not the same as the Liberty Wireless System I am wondering about that is shown under "Liberty Wireless" atThe price is nice... $189, and can be got here:
http://www.myblueant.com/interphone-motorbike-helmet-kit.htm
I like wireless stuff, but now I gotta upgrade all my gadgets...
Tom de
http://www.intaride.com/ridertopillion.html
Or is it?
wjbertrand
Ventura Highway
I like wireless too. I wonder why someone couldn't produce an adapter that would plug into the headset connectors of an existing StarCom, AutoCom, etc. that pairs with a helmet mounted pod. You could do this for both rider and passenger. Having to hard wire connect components that usually remain on the bike is no big deal, but it would be nice if I could dispense with the cable to my helmet.
It'd also be convenient to have a BT link to my phone since I take that with me whenever I leave the bike. The rest of the stuff, GPS, XM, MP3, RD, FRS, CB, etc. could remain hard wired as far as I'm concerned.
It'd also be convenient to have a BT link to my phone since I take that with me whenever I leave the bike. The rest of the stuff, GPS, XM, MP3, RD, FRS, CB, etc. could remain hard wired as far as I'm concerned.
OP
OP
The Intaride site says:
-- Input leads to Autocom, Starcom etc, so you can easily upgrade your existing system to "Wireless".
Isn't it what you say you are after?