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Wind proof Bluetooth headset |
nchampion
Joined: Sep 02, 2003
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Has anybody yet found a BT headset that work with anything other a completly calm day?
I currenly have a Motorola (no idea of the model about a year old) and it is rubbish outside.
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Superluminova
Joined: Feb 24, 2002
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From: ...Mummies Tummy!
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try the bluespoon chameleon www.nextlink.to
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floke
Joined: Jan 23, 2002
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From: Sweden
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This intrests me too. I've got a HBH-20 and it is surely useless in wind and while walking in a city :-(
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neo001
Joined: Aug 07, 2003
Posts: 405
From: tijuana , mexico
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i have a nokia hdw-2 and it works just fine... when i walk , or even in my car (that doesnt have electric windows) so sometimes i´ll be driving with both of my windows open and still sound good , i mean not great but prettygood.... !
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ferrarista44
Joined: Jan 30, 2002
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From: down south
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Digital Bluespoon has noise-cancelling algorithms.  |
nchampion
Joined: Sep 02, 2003
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Just got myself a Jabra BT200 as it was cheap (I had a voucher) 
Tested it outside... so far so good the volume is louder and the person on the other end can still hear me with the wind blowing! 
It is not quiet as slick as the Motorola (I like the flip boom ) but not bad.
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nokevin
Joined: Aug 09, 2003
Posts: 291
From: Tenerife
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Ive got the HBH 35 and that seems ok, i was doing 146mph the other day (without helmet) and i got a call they said that there was no wind noise, they could only hear the wine of the supercharger on the motor bike
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nikke
Joined: Aug 05, 2002
Posts: 30
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The ordinary Bluespoon won't help. It is very sensitive for noise, probably because the mic is so far away from the mouth. The digital has been tested in noisy environments and seems to handle it well.
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nchampion
Joined: Sep 02, 2003
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Hmm forget what I said about the Jabra... after more testing,it is better but still not good  |
neo001
Joined: Aug 07, 2003
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From: tijuana , mexico
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@nchampion
Why dont you try a hbh-65  and let us know what´s up with that one ... i been hearing a lot of good things about it ...
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nchampion
Joined: Sep 02, 2003
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Ok I'll buy a few and let you all know 
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Orn8one
Joined: Jul 14, 2003
Posts: 101
From: UK
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@ nokevin -146mph no helmet - are you mad? If you had ever worked in a casualty department you would think again. LOL and take care
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nokevin
Joined: Aug 09, 2003
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From: Tenerife
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I dont do it everyday ? |
shawnmccall9
Joined: Apr 21, 2002
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From: Chicago, IL USA
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Samsung AnyZon.......... |
Orn8one
Joined: Jul 14, 2003
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From: UK
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@ nokevin - am very glad you don't do it everyday, 146mph that is! Still you can only kill yourself once and yes I probab;y do sound like a grown up! I have a memory of a boy I nursed who came off a bike and was paralysed - everywhere. I know I sound dull but I think the place for people who want to do that kind of speed is on a track. The helmet is irrelevant, no protection at that speed. My neighbour's 25 year old daughter was killed by a bike doing 140ish this summer. The biker died too, he was 42. The footipath crossing where Sarah died has 100yds visability in both directions. You know the old story "if you are on a railway track and see a train the size of a postage stamp it will hit you". So be careful out there. |
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