Bluetooth phone call via app?
Hey people,
A friend and I were planning a short motorcycle ride this evening, as he finally has his new motorcycle and helmet. Before, we always communicated using the integrated Bluetooth intercom unit in his helmet… However, his new helmet no longer has that!
Now I thought that we could also control the whole thing via an app, with which we could perhaps make something like Bluetooth "phone calls"!
Anyone have an idea? Or maybe an app?
LG
Ps Of course he will buy a new system again, but that's all a bit spontaneous these days.
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One trip will go without a talk, right?
But I also found an entry with some solutions. Maybe there’s something for you:
http://www.android-hilfe.de/thema/mit-two-handys-per-bluetooth-telefonieren.174557/
With enough data volume you could also make calls via WhatsApp.
Can’t he mount the Bluetooth headset from the old helmet and into the new helmet?
Nolan and Schubert offer special Bluetooth headsets for your helmets.
Actually, a very fine thing. But only until you decide for a new helmet of another brand.
Midland or Cardo have good universal systems that can be installed in almost any helmet.
Have fun at your exit and greetings
Michael
No entertainment while driving with the driver that is on every bus, that should also apply on the motorcycle so what is the biggest and most dangerous way to drive motorcycle .
You don’t need to talk on the bike, you can do enough at a break.
If things should be punished like cell phone in hand. 60 Euro and the point .
On each motorcycle, an interference transmitter should be the each function to stop automatically when ignition is suppressed, even intercom systems are put out of it and mobile phones are only right.
What are you doing?
Even though I believe that you don’t have to talk all the time, everyone has to decide for themselves.
As in most things, here too the measure / the amount is decisive and not a basic YES or NO.
Better to be entertained than to look bored around in the area. There’s a lot further away from the current happening.
Is there a ban on speech in a car? No, and there’s no objection to a normal conversation. There is no need for a strong discussion.
And the car driver with the phone in the hand or on the ear is much worse.
Welcome to Michael