To offer a better head phone connection design
I have had two unforunate occasions that I have broken off the connection point where my ear buds plug into the Sena base unit. To solve this I purchased the base unit with the speakers and cut off the speakers, soldered the leads together to a female plug. In my case I now have two base plates with this arrangement. One has a length of about six to eight inches so it can reach my inside jacket where I can plug into a "Y" cable that allows me the ability to connect to various devises.
The other cable on the other base which is on a different helmet is shorter for when I'm only plugging in my ear buds and using bluetooth to connect to my phone and Garmin 665.
This idea may work even better in colder climates where plastics become brittle in the cold.
Since using these modified style of bases I have not had one failure.
Just an idea that worked for me that I thought I would share.
Joe
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Thank you for your great suggestion! We will study the possibility of reflecting your new design in earbud connection into our existing one or reflect it to new accessories. Ride safe and fun!
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After I had the earplug jack break on the Sena base plate, I replaced it and instead of plugging the earbuds into the base plate's jack directly, I plugged the coiled extension cord into that jack and the earbuds into the extension cord's jack on a short pigtail sticking out a few inches from the headliner. Any extra cord is just tucked under the headliner of my helmet. Now it's quite easy to connect the earbuds to the pigtail jack and I don't run the risk of damaging the base plate's jack any longer.
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Donald Moe,
Sounds like a solution a buddy came up with. It's almost as if you two were in cohoot's together on this solution......
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