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Cruiser
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| I may have found the bluetooth answer we have been looking for.
http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-A2DP-ANYCOM-FIPO-BLUETOOTH-ADAPTER-AUDIO-RE...
It is powered through its own connection and should let the handle bar controls still function. Best of all its only $30. I just ordered one, and will let everyone know how(or if) it works in a couple weeks.
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Iron Butt
Posts: 623
| good idea.....been using the jabra a120 (25.99) in my glove box for years. works perfectly, and the i pod can sty on the charger while you use it. either way its a good find. hope it works |
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Cruiser
Posts: 60
| The jabra a120 is a "transmitter" where as this is a "receiver" allowing your bluetooth phone or gps unit to play over the bikes stereo. In my truck I use my phone as a gps and on long trips stream pandora over the speakers via bluetooth. I am hoping this will let me do the same. |
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Iron Butt
Posts: 623
| ahhhh, got you. yeah i use the Jabra for my sena headset for the zumo 550 and ipod |
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Cruiser
Posts: 60
| Initial tests are good. I can hear my music and gps directions wirelessly over the bikes speakers. However it will NOT allow me to skip the music forward or backwards. I am still deciding on exactly how and where I will mount my phone so I wont be road testing it for a little while. |
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Cruiser
Posts: 152
Bonita Springs, FL | I am very interested in this, but won't your iphone directions and music play through the speakers and headset if it plugged into your ipod cord on the left glove box? I use my ipod and have not tried the iphone. |
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Cruiser
Posts: 60
| It probably would but I am using an Android powered Thunderbolt on Verizon. Plus this way I will be able to have the phone mounted where I can see it with one less wire to run. |
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