Freewire

[poppajim]

There’d be a small ‘push to talk’ button on the left hand grip. It affixes with a rubber strap.

I am thinking just going with the set of Sena S10 Set and the freewire installed on my bike. I will call you tomorrow

[RocketMoto]

Sounds good. That's certainly another option. We have 'tons' of Goldwing and Harley Freewires on the shelf. I'll make you a sweet deal on one - or twenty!

I am thinking just going with the set of Sena S10 Set and the freewire installed on my bike. I will call you tomorrow

[Dockem]

Rocketmoto:

Has your web page address changed? Tried to connect and it always times out without connecting.

www.rocketmoto.com ?

[RocketMoto]

No more website. No more retail store. No more repair shop. Strictly a very part-time enterprise, now. Back to the old-fashioned way... pick up the phone and call 👍.

Rocketmoto:

Has your web page address changed? Tried to connect and it always times out without connecting.

www.rocketmoto.com ?

[michael2480]

No more website. No more retail store. No more repair shop. Strictly a very part-time enterprise, now. Back to the old-fashioned way... pick up the phone and call 👍.

What kind of deal can you do on two 20S and one freewire? Tried to PM you but it says I don't have permission to do that.

[RocketMoto]

👉 Call 603.821.9588. Tues-Fri 10-5 eastern time. 👈

What kind of deal can you do on two 20S and one freewire? Tried to PM you but it says I don't have permission to do that.

[Hannigan_Bill]

Does any of us have one of these???

Sena makes this product that they say makes the entire audio system of our goldwings wireless.

I have the Sena 20S headsets on my Nolan helmets and the Freewire. I am using them on my 2007 Goldwing with Hannigan Trike Kit. The Freewire works fine. Be aware that you need a Freewire device for both rider and co-rider if both with to hear the received audio.

[osudvm]

Clinton - not sure what the clicking is. Do you have the SM10 powered from the bike or from the internal battery? If from the bike, then you need a ground loop isolator between the SM10 and the bike's audio system to prevent the noise, most likely. The Freewire's audio lead has ground loop isolation built-in.

Alas, the Freewire uses BT 4.0 technology and your SMH10 is BT 3.0, so they're not compatible. The newer Sena headsets like the 10S, 20S, and such, are compatible. Hope that helps.

My understanding is that with the Freewire you CANNOT utilize the voice activated commands option. The Freewire will send audio out but it will not respond to your voice to activate commands into the Boom 6.5 infotainment unit. So if you want to be able to push the voice activated command button and command Siri to call someone, play a song, get directions, etc. you will have to go with something other than the Freewire.