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Motorcykel-intercom med audioingång för CD, freestyle etc. Bältesfäste. Volymkontroll. 2 st R03 batterier (medf. ej). Vikt 40g (utan batterier). 2 st headset med 1,2 m kabel ingår. Storlek 57x64x20 mm.
32-7893
399,00 sek (itiksen clas ohlssonilla n.50e)
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New micro-digital technology!
Rider Passenger intercom!
Motorcycle intercom Features:
Tired of hand signals and passengers tapping on your helmet, stop the dangerous neck straining head turns to hear what the pillion rider has to say.
This unit is manufacture using micro technology assembly process that eliminates the faults and inconsistencies of manually assembled inferior quality electronic products.
testimonials
High level FEDELITY
Powerful volume
Dual channel operation
Low power consumption
Light weight compact design!
Filters and other devices prevent accidental damage to main unit!
Easy install no tools required. Works on all motorcycles! Multipurpose input terminal accepts CD & audio input!
Independent rider and passenger volume controls.
Start enjoying the road more with this unit today!
The IC993 bike intercom is a compact driver/passenger intercom that allows simultaneous two-way conversation. The Intercom unit offers an input jack to connect to your MP3 / CD Player allowing both the driver and passenger to enjoy. With a click of a button the system switches from intercom to Music. Volume controls add to the ease of operation.
This motorcycle intercom system provides an economic answer for rider to passenger communication without delay, static and interference. The single slim earpieces are simple and easy to use. and the small microphone is easily tucked away inside the helmet.
The intercom mode is duplex, like a telephone, allowing simultaneous driver-passenger conversations. Designed with special features for motorcycle, snowmobile and other helmet applications, the Bike Intercom provides the ultimate in motorcycle & snowmobile communications.
