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  1. Andrew Woodroffe said:

    Anyone tried helmet to helmet communication systems for tandem riding? If
    so was it successful, did it make any difference to the tandem experience
    and what equipment would you recommend?

    Simpler to get rid of the helmets and cycle and speak normally.

  2. Anyone tried helmet to helmet communication systems for tandem riding? If
    so was it successful, did it make any difference to the tandem experience
    and what equipment would you recommend?

    Thanks

    Woody

  3. Andrew Woodroffe wrote on 01/10/2006 17:22 +0100:

    Quoted message said:

    Anyone tried helmet to helmet communication systems for tandem riding? If
    so was it successful, did it make any difference to the tandem experience
    and what equipment would you recommend?

    The Tandem Talk is the one people recommend. The main issue is the wind
    noise on the microphone which the Tandem Talk has sorted.
    http://www.tandem-talk.com/Tandem-Talk/

    You could also try one of these:
    http://www.eliteelectronics.co.uk/Midland_BT_Bluetooth_Intercom.html

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    Tony

    "Anyone who conducts an argument by appealing to authority is not using
    his intelligence; he is just using his memory."
    - Leonardo da Vinci

  4. Andrew Woodroffe said:

    Anyone tried helmet to helmet communication systems for tandem riding? If
    so was it successful, did it make any difference to the tandem experience
    and what equipment would you recommend?

    Thanks

    Woody


    I've got a spare radio set we used some years ago. ear-piece duals
    as the microphone. can be set to voice activation.
    £5 if interested (plus P&P) Suffolk [I'll need to check it still works,
    as it is a few years since I last used it]

  5. Quoting Andrew Woodroffe <[email hidden]>:

    Quoted message said:

    Anyone tried helmet to helmet communication systems for tandem riding?

    Serious question; what's wrong with the Mark One Voicebox? Even on fast
    descents we can generally yell HOW FAST ARE WE GOING? [1] at each other.

    [1] There's a speedo on the stoker bars, and he's not as busy.
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  6. Quoted message said:

    Serious question; what's wrong with the Mark One Voicebox? Even on fast
    descents we can generally yell HOW FAST ARE WE GOING? [1] at each other.

    [1] There's a speedo on the stoker bars, and he's not as busy.
    --


    Generally, with the steerer facing away from the stoker, any background
    noise like traffic, wind etc can make conversation difficult especially as
    we fast approach middle age and the hearing is not pin sharp anymore. Not a
    major issue but just wondered if technology can improve things I will also
    admit to being a bit of a gadget freak so something else to fiddle with, get
    it working and then fiddle with it somemore and stop it working (the usual
    sequence of events) appeals.

    Woody

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