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Sena SR10 Cigarette Charger With On/Off Switch Cigarette charger for Sena SR10 only (Micro USB type) with on/off control by ignition switch.
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Forget about advance charging!
PostedMay 13, 2012
twinhound
From South Jersey
State:NJ
Rider Type:Adventurer
Age:55-64
Gender:male
This is the cable I've been waiting for. It's kept my SR10 up and running for hours & hours, streaming everything I throw at it. As long as the bike is running the SR10 is powered through a switched cigarette lighter adapter I installed in one of the fairing boxes. It's more than met my expectations, auto-power on enables auto-sync so the only thing I have to do is turn on my SMH10's.
This is a much better alternative to charging, or trying to remember to charge, especially after a long day in the saddle. I highly recommend anyone with an SR10 avail themselves of this option. You won't regret it!
This is a much better alternative to charging, or trying to remember to charge, especially after a long day in the saddle. I highly recommend anyone with an SR10 avail themselves of this option. You won't regret it!
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Sena SR10 Bluetooth Two-Way Radio Adapter The SR10 is a Class 1 Bluetooth Two-way Radio adapter based on Bluetooth 2.1+EDR technology. You can connect various two-way radio devices in the market by using SR10 and may talk wirelessly using Bluetooth headsets The Sena SR10 bluetooth two-way radio hub has two AUX ports that enable you to connect non-Bluetooth devices such as radar detector or GPS navigation. Along with the Sena SR10 bluetooth audio gateway, you can talk by phone or by two-way radios at the same time, listen to an alarm signal from radar detector and listen to the guides from GPS Navigation. Features Bluetooth hands-free adaptor for two-way radios Bluetooth hands-free gateway hub for mobile phones Connect 1 two-way radio and 1 mobile phone simultaneously Compatible with standard stereo or mono Bluetooth headsets AUX input for GPS, radar or laser detectors Handlebar mounting belt clamping Wired PTT button extension for handlebar grip mounting Firmware upgradeable Two-year limited warranty Specifications 3.5mm Jack port x 2 GPS Navigation RADAR detector Cellular phone (AUX2 only) mini DIN port x 1 2-way radios (Kenwood, Midland, Motorola, I-com, YAESU) 2.5mm Jack port x 1 for wired PTT button Charging time 3.5 hours Type Lithium polymer battery Talk time 12 hours Standby time 10 days Dimensions 108 mm x 52 mm x 29 mm (4.3 in x 2.0 in x 1.1 in) Weight 81g (2.86 oz) Package Contents SR10 Bluetooth Adapter USB Power Cable 12v car charger 3.5 Stereo Audio Cable Wired PTT (Push to Talk) Button Mounting Kit Clip Kit Please Note No longer includes DC wall power charger and 2-way radio and connecting cables are sold separately.
What is an example of a Two-Way Radio?
The review of this product states that it can be used to connect to a number of different types (from 6 different manufacturers) of two way radios which do not have a limit on distance or the number of people that can interconnect. Every time I do a search for two-way radios I get "walkie-talkie" results. What are some example products (two-way radios) that I can use this product with. ORRRR does this product function as a two-way radio communicator in itself?
The SR10 will indeed connect to a number of two-way radios. Their pre-made cables currently only point to "walkie-talkie" type, however, if you're handy with a soldering iron you can make a cable for just about any rig. I've got mine connected to a Yaesu FTM-10R. Sena is supposed to release a DIY cable in the near future to help simplify the process. (note: the FTM-10R has a Bluetooth option, which is NOT required when running it through an SR10.
Another example, using the same cable (but I don't have one to experiment with) is the Yaesu FTM350AR. As long as you have mike, audio, and PTT available on the radio, you can make a cable to work, and it doesn't have to be a "walkie-talkie" type rig.
Another example, using the same cable (but I don't have one to experiment with) is the Yaesu FTM350AR. As long as you have mike, audio, and PTT available on the radio, you can make a cable to work, and it doesn't have to be a "walkie-talkie" type rig.
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Age: 55-64
Gender: male
South Jersey