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[Darrellh]

I have pretty much finished installing an intercom system on my SEEG and thought I would share the results.  I have tried just about every communication & audio management system made at one time or another.  In my opinion the only 2 products that are even worth looking at are the products from Autocom and Baehr.  The rest including the H/D system on the Ultra, (again in my opinion only), are garbage.  Unfortunately both the mentioned products are expensive especially when you pick the top level of their offerings.  I found the Autocom Pro M1 to be very effective with closed faced helmets but not as good as the Baehr Ultima with open faced helmets so I ended up using the Baehr on the SEEG.  

The Baehr has 4 audio & 1 radio (bike to bike) inputs in addition to the rider & passenger intercom.  I have a Cell Phone, GPS, MP3 Player, Radar Detector, and the H/D stock radio connected to the inputs.  I don

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Noise Filter

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Cell Phone

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Rider Headset Connection

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Passenger Headset Connection

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Mess under fairing

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Speaker Switch

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MP3

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Speaker Connection

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Cell & GPS mounts

[MoChrome]

Thanks for the great info  Can give me more info in regards to the relays you used to switch the fairing speakers on / off?  Maybe a wiring diagram for the switch and relays too?

[Darrellh]

I will make up a wiring diagram for the speaker switch & the relays and post it.  It will be the end of the week or early next week before I can post, as I will be out of the country on business this week.

[MoChrome]

Great.  Thanks

[mr_magoo]

Man sounds great but can a biker install one sounds very complex.  [smiley=confused.gif]

[Tony - www.1700cc.co.uk]

I will make up a wiring diagram for the speaker switch & the relays and post it.

[Darrellh]

Sorry for the late reply. I just got back from the Vegas Bikefest.  

The plate and mounting hardware is available from High Gear Specialties http://www.stemstand.com/  They sell the chrome plates with different sized arms and handlebar clamps, all in chrome.  They are adjustable in a number of ways so it takes some time to get it right.  I would order it with the short & long arm in case you want to move it.  If you like I can get some better pic's of the mount for you.  I used the same product for a camera mount & sat radio mount.

The cell phone is a Motorola V600.  Hope that helps.

[Tony - www.1700cc.co.uk]

Sorry for the late reply. I just got back from the Vegas Bikefest.

[Darrellh]

I believe so.  To be honest I can't remember.