Must admit I went to the Sena S50 which has mesh, you can connect multiple on the same mesh bandwidth. We go out with a dozen or more and all on the one mesh channel although I often pop off onto pair with my wife for privacy. Glad you got it all going though.
You obviously have more friends than we do Dan :) Our first intercoms were Cardo Scala Q2 many years ago. They worked 'fine' for what they were at the time but when we bought the Goldwing we knew we had to upgrade (better late than never eh) - and we bought a pair of Cardo Spirits because all we wanted was a simple rider-to-pillion arrangement with no fripperies. Those headsets worked well sitting on the sofa but out on the bike they were hopeless. Cardo's customer support could not have been less interested. I returned them and spent a few more pennies to get these Sena 20s. They work perfectly for what we need and are very reliable. I was reluctant to buy units with features we wouldn't use but if extra cost meant we'd have reliable communications I was happy to pay it. These Sena Bluetooth units (Blueteeth?) are, for the time being at least, good enough for our limited needs. I am intrigued by mesh technology but even if I had a dozen friends I wouldn't know what to say to them :) If you've got more to say about real world use of mesh in large groups it could make for a good video topic Dan. Hint hint.... I'd certainly watch it!
Looked like a great day out, well done and thanks for sharing and train lunch looked great 😊
Must admit I went to the Sena S50 which has mesh, you can connect multiple on the same mesh bandwidth. We go out with a dozen or more and all on the one mesh channel although I often pop off onto pair with my wife for privacy. Glad you got it all going though.
You obviously have more friends than we do Dan :)
Our first intercoms were Cardo Scala Q2 many years ago. They worked 'fine' for what they were at the time but when we bought the Goldwing we knew we had to upgrade (better late than never eh) - and we bought a pair of Cardo Spirits because all we wanted was a simple rider-to-pillion arrangement with no fripperies. Those headsets worked well sitting on the sofa but out on the bike they were hopeless. Cardo's customer support could not have been less interested. I returned them and spent a few more pennies to get these Sena 20s. They work perfectly for what we need and are very reliable. I was reluctant to buy units with features we wouldn't use but if extra cost meant we'd have reliable communications I was happy to pay it. These Sena Bluetooth units (Blueteeth?) are, for the time being at least, good enough for our limited needs.
I am intrigued by mesh technology but even if I had a dozen friends I wouldn't know what to say to them :) If you've got more to say about real world use of mesh in large groups it could make for a good video topic Dan. Hint hint....
I'd certainly watch it!
its easier if you use app on phone