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Ken, I don't believe Sena is planning on anything other that what they have already delivered, the SC-A0103. Maybe at some point they'll make a version with bare leads instead of a cigarette lighte...
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Ken, given that "Optional 12V bike-powered kit with on/off control by ignition switch" is one of the feature bullet points listed on the Sena web site for the SR10, I don't think it's reasonable to...
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Ken, in my case the ham radio is connected to a bike mounted antenna and gets ground there even when running on its internal battery. The SR10 is also connected to a Valentine One radar detector wh...
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Yeah, I understand how ground loops are formed. I also know about aftermarket isolators (and am currently using one between the radar detector and the SR10). The problem here is that those kind of ...
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Hi Matt, I have the parts (including a set of Hirose connectors for a single cable connection to the SR10) but haven't had the time to put it together yet. When I have it finished I'll post the det...
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If the radio's PTT button works during receive, and a different external PTT, like on a Speaker/Mic or headset also works during receive, then my guess is that you either have a bad cable between t...
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Hi Rich, ok, I think I understand what you're talking about now. I read your original message as meaning that the repeater _never_ stops transmitting. Yes, my local repeaters to continue to transmi...
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Hey Dan, I'm aware of the ground loop isolators with 3.5mm connectors. I have one for the radar detector but haven't installed it yet. My bigger issue is the two-way radio. I have a ground loop bet...
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Disable SR10 PTT when external PTT cable plugged in
When the SR10 is placed in a bag or mounted inside the bike fairings, it's common for other items to contact the large PTT button and trigger the two-way radio unintentionally. When there's an exte...
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SR10 Needs Ground-Loop Isolation
When the SR10 is powered from the bike, and connected to audio devices that are also bike-powered, ground loops are formed between the devices and any electrical noise present on the bike's electri...