Adam from RocketMoto.com’s technical team shows you how to properly install a Sena SMH10 Bluetooth headset in a full-face motorcycle helmet. Precise placemen…
Adam from RocketMoto.com’s technical team shows you how to properly install a Sena SMH10 Bluetooth headset in a full-face motorcycle helmet. Precise placemen…
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Nice job on the install video. Just order a dual set of Senas. They are
replacing our old “chatterbox gmrs” units. Looking forward to having
bluetooth phone capabitlities. I hear that these have really good speakers.
That will also be a big plus
Love my Senas got the smh10s and the dongle on my Spyder.
Does the clamp for the Bluetooth come with the system? Some helmets don’t
have the Bluetooth cutout and just wondering about the clamp. Also, what
if the mouth piece for talking is connected to the Bluetooth control panel
with everything all in one / not detached?
Nice video. I’d like to buy one, but I think the SMH5 would be enough for
me because I would like to talk with my wife that is my passenger. 😉
SMH5 comes with USB charger…but the SMH10 uses a power outlet, hmmm.
Also, I saw that some models have a wired microphone instead of a rigid
stick, more appropriate for a full face helmet ??? Any advice for me ?
Thanks ! :-)
Great video, but I don’t think you showed the microphone installation.
You have a strong instructional presence. Very well done video. Can’t wait
to get my headsets.
Is it possible if another rider (my girlfriend) has the same thing
installed that we can speak with them? If so do you know how to connect
them?
Great Thank you!
Great! Thank you!!
Great job,well done,very clear
to get Bluetooth at 2,4 GHz to transmit 900 meters the power must be so
high. Just FYI everyone that having a high power transmitter of 2.4 ghz
right beside your head could potentially do some damage.. long term
Nice video 🙂
Thanks for your comments, Ross. Over 5K other people have watched this
video and yours are the first comments suggesting how we can improve the
next go-around. Unfortunately, Sena doesn’t make their parts in hi-viz
yellow, most helmets linings are dark colors, and perhaps I’ll take my
shirt off next time.
Great job Adam. It’s the video I used to install my Sena. That Ross Douche
is obviously a tosser.
What a douche! You could have said. “It’s hard to see the black components
against your black shirt and work surface.”
You are wearing a black shirt, you moron. Your work surface is also black.
All the parts are black. You can’t see anything.
Fantastic video. Thank you.
Thanks for the video, will come in handy when I get around to installing
mine!
Hi Carl: Thanks! Glad the video was helpful. Stay tuned for more… soon as
we come up for air.