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Last page update was 24 Jan 2009 |
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Communications
I've experimented with helmet-to-helmet intercomm systems before on both bikes and cars. My experiences in my brother's Striker showed that doesn't matter how good or powerful the system is, the environment is simply too noisy for them to work effectively. The only way such a system will work is if it uses some form of noise cancellation or reduction. There is no point shouting above the noise, when the noise is making your ears bleed!
I'm current working on a number of in-car comms projects:
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Copyright © Robert Collingridge 2004 |
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