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>I have my 2610 on my motorcycle, to get the voice? do I need to have
> an amp. to pipe the sound thru the headphones? I used the set from my
> mp3 player but got nothing.....

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>"nada" <nada@nowhere.com> wrote in message
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>Do you have a headset fitted to your helmet or are you trying to use
>Bluetooth or something else..? I take the feed from the 2610 and feed it
>into my intercom system already fitted to the bike. It's from Autocom
>(www.autocom.co.uk) and isn't cheap but is well worth the money.
>
>Ivor
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> On Sun, 10 Jul 2005 10:17:05 +0100, "Ivor Jones"
> <ivor@despammed.invalid> wrote:
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> No...so far all I have tried to use is just standard earbuds as foim a
> sony walkman. My bike has no intercom

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> Ok, how are you getting the audio signal..? The output from the motorcycle
> power lead (2.5mm jack) is powerful enough to drive a small speaker so it
> should drive headphones ok, check the plug wiring, you need a 2.5mm mono.
>
> Ivor
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>Radio Shack has an audio adapter to go from 3.5mm stereo jack (used in
>practically all earbuds) to the 2.5mm mono jack for about $3 to 4 dollars.
>That worked perfectly with my motorcycle garmin power/speaker cable.
>If you plan on wiring it into the stereo system, you will need an audio
>transformer / isolator. Radio shack has these for about the same price
>also.
>
>Bernd
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