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| NADY SYSTEMS INTER-COM DRVR/PASS PMC2X | 
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| Brand: NADY SYSTEMS
Category: Automotive Parts And Accessories
List Price: $92.95
Buy New: $67.95
You Save: $25.00 (27%)
Avg. Customer Rating:  (2 reviews)
Sales Rank: 34454
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
MPN: PMC2X
UPC: 634343024845
EAN: 0634343024845
ASIN: B0002EXHSQ
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days
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| Features:
| • | ~Miscellaneous | | • | INTERCOMS |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Includes one communicator and two headsets for communication from driver to passenger on one vehicle Optional adapter cables let you communicate with other bikes by plugging any FRS/GMRS or PMR 2-way radio with VOX into the added jack Full duplex - driver and passenger talk simultaneously as though on telephones Electronic touch controls - no knobs Noise-cancelling unidirectional microphones for clear conversation; even at higher speeds Small (4`` x 2.75`` x .65``); rugged; lightweight case weighs just 4.1 oz. and mounts on belt; or the clip can be removed and inserted in pocket AUX IN jack for listening to CD players No cumbersome handlebar or helmet mount - and no theft worries Include two MO-type headsets for driver and passenger Fit all helmets; no drilling or cutting required Photo`s are for reference only. Please read item title carefully.
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| Customer Reviews:
The product is ok March 27, 2007
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Pos: Price, Driver to Passenger intercom works fine in a closed helmet on a quiet bike at a highway speed.
Neg: Build quality. Can not get it to work with a Blackberry cellphone without horrible static. Cables for cellphone and wireless are optional.
Bottom line:
Other intercoms are much more expensive. If you do not want to spend more this one might work for you.
Ok, but could be much better March 9, 2007
The intercom worked great when i first tried it out. It was better than a cell-phone. It sounded like the other person was right there, talking in your ear. The volume controls are really easy to use, even inside a zipped pocket, or with gloves. The microphone mounts with sticky tape to the inside of the helmet, in a little groove that was unpadded in our helmets. You can't even feel the it on your ear. I do think, however, the microphone padded part that you speak into could be smaller. It seems to always be getting pushed up by my lips because it is constantly touching them.
But, (and this is a big but) it is advertised to work up to 80mph with its advanced Wind Block(tm) circuitry. My boyfriend and I wear these with our closed-face helmets. When we get to about 35-40mph, you can hear considerable static. At about 55-60mph, you can barely hear what the other person is saying. I have to turn it off way before we hit 80mph. By then, we're only hearing pure static. I'm thinking I should have purchased a more expensive brand.
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