Mesh Question
I have the Sena Outrush R modular helmet and am wondering if there is a way to allow more than 3 users into the group and also a way to allow communications through it with someone in a car. Does anyone know if I could use the Meshport blue for this, or perhaps another product? Thanks for the input!
Gordon
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C'est vrai qu'un module MESH compatible voiture serait un vrai plus.
A voir si la techno Wave pourrait être utilisé via l'autoradio
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Not a Sena rep...
The answer to your 1st question seems to be 'no'. The helmet communicator in that device seems to be a Bluetooth-only device, which has a max of four parties connected.
Car communication could be arranged using something like a SPH10 Bluetooth Stereo Headset; again that headset would be included in the 'max of four parties' problem.
Sena's Mesh systems greatly increase the number of participants, as desired.
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I'm looking to expand my helmet comms setup. Is there a way to reliably connect with more than three riders and communicate with someone in a car? I tried Bluetooth, but the range was awful and connecting more people was a pain. We had to use our phones, so now I'm looking at Mesh systems. Anyone familiar with them? They seem to work pretty well on long trips for connecting a small group of people.
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The Outrush R only supports Bluetooth intercom for up to 4 users, so you won’t be able to expand beyond that directly. If you want larger groups or to connect with someone in a car, you’d need a Mesh-compatible device like the MeshPort Blue or a Sena unit with Mesh intercom support. That would let you bridge more users and different setups.
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Yes — you can use the Sena MeshPort Blue adapter with your Sena Outrush R helmet, but with a few caveats. Below is a short answer you can post in the thread — and if you like, I can also pull in a more detailed solution.
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Hey Gordon,
The Sena Outrush R is Bluetooth-only, so max group size is 4 riders. You can’t expand it alone.
Workaround: If someone has a Mesh-capable Sena headset (50S/50R), you can use MeshPort Blue to bridge your Outrush R into their Mesh network, allowing larger groups.
Talking to someone in a car:
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Pair your helmet to your phone and call them.
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Or use push-to-talk apps like Zello.
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For remote areas, a Sena SR10 + two-way radio setup works.
In short: MeshPort Blue can help only via another Mesh device; phone or radio options are easiest for car comms.
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