Intercom with wireless PTT

$200 clearance price. I have three units that will be sold with walkie talkies supplied at no extra cost ! radios have no warranty as they are ex demo but operational ..once the three radios have gone this offer no longer applies... dont miss out first in first served .

This is a self contained rider to pillion intercom that is designed to clip to the riders pocket , It comes with dual wireless control of its functions . The rider and pillion each has a small remote control unit operating at 433 Mhz , much like the car lock/unlock system , this remote unit has five function buttons

+ Vol increase button
--Vol decrease button
PTT button
Mode Vox control
Mute lock control

By use of the remote unit, the rider or pillion is able to individually control the volume in their own headset , answer a cell phone call ( rider only ) mute the music and instigate communications with the opposite party. the rider can also have control over a PRS walkie talkie connected to the system ie receive and transmit voice .

The Intercom unit has its own internal large capacity 1000mA Lithium Ion battery which is charged be connecting the intercomm to the usb port on a personal computer using the supplied charging cable/230V adapter , the two handheld remotes are also charged in a similar way .
When charging the remote they show a blinking blue light when the light has stopped blinking the remote is charged , there is a similar system for the intercom unit as well though all the leds blink in sequence when charging .
As well as rider to pillion communication, the unit is able to input an MP3 player via a 3.5mm stereo plug ( supplied) , A prs transceiver for motorcycle to motorcycle communications (cables supplied but not the transceiver) , Cellphone connection with pop port for Nokia brand (supplied) (2,5mm to 2.5mm cable is optional extra ), and an external power input so as not to use the internal battery ,( Supplied)
However you should be able to run the intercom for 6 -8 Hrs continously before it requires recharging . We have headsets with dual speakers and with wire mics only !

The headsets and mic Velcro into the helmet so no modifications are neede These headsets are thicker than the standard K series so need to be placed in the ear space in the helemt however the intercom does have more than adequet volume to enable this .

Make sure you attach the remote PTT to your hand with a lanyard or cable ! I do have spares , loss of the remote , will not be covered by warranty and they will be NZ$50 each to replace !

This Intercom is supplied with a selection of Transceiver cables and will interface with our SP808 radio and SP23022AA radios the next 3 sales will be supplied free of charge a walkie talkie of my choice to connect to this system , this is the sellers prerogative ! dont grizzle if you miss out ok, I found three radios in the store room so they are an incentive to purchase .....

1. Power On/Off: Hold Mode/Vox and VOL/lock down together for a few seconds to power on/off the Intercomm Press and hold VOL+/ADJ and VOL-/VOX to increase/decrease the volume .

2. Press and hold simultaneously the two VOL- and Mode/VOX to enable/disable VOX function.

3. When VOX is enabled, VOX indicator LED turns on, a short press on the Mode/POW button enables one to alternate between Rider/pillion communication & and transceiver mode, use the PTT to control front & back intercom and transceiver operation of the intercom.

4. When VOX is enabled, VOX LED indicator turns on, use PTT to control the transceiver connected to the intercom.

5. While VOX is enabled, press and hold the VOL+/ADJ until the VOX LED indicator blinks, you can adjust the VOX Sensitivity. Pressing the VOL+/ADJ to increase sensitivity, or pressing the VOL-/ADJ to decrease sensitivity., When a “di…” is sound is heard , in the earphones indicates that the VOX is enabled

7. Indicator: Talk indicator LED turns on, indicating the intercom is in front & back talk mode, TR indicator LED turns on indicating the machine is in intercom mode, VOX indicator LED turns on indicating VOX is switched on. Talk indicator LED or TR indicator LED blinks to indicate that the machine is in front & back talk mode , intercom mode or in use.

8. CD and MP3 operation: When connected and enabled ,an amplified external audio source (CD or MP3 signals) heard by rider and pillion.

9. The user can remotely control volume and mode through the PTT1 or PTT2 button

10. Front & back talk: when VOX is switched off, while in front & back talk, press and hold PTT1 or PTT2 till “gu…” is sound, when Talk indicator blinks, you can start front & back talk. (when mobile is connected with it, not until press and hold PTT1 for 1 second can you start front & back talk). When VOX is switched on, speak loudly to microphone till “gu…” is sound, when talk indicator blinks, you can start front & back talk.

Mobile Phone use: Plug the connected cellphone into the correct socket on the unit , You will hear a “di…” sound, indicating the mobile has been successfully connected to the intercomm.

12. When a call is received , press the PTT1 button quickly twice, when “di…di…” sound is heard, you can answer the call, if the unit fails to answer, fast press PTT1 once a third time try again. To terminated the cell call ,press the PTT1 button quickly twice till “di…di…” is heard, it will then hang it up, if you fail to hang it up, repeat the above

15. Listen to Nextel intercom: Nextel Intercom must be inserted in Mobile telephone, when a call comes in, press and hold PTT1 for more than 1 second to enter NEXTEL intercom, then you can operate it as you do a common intercom, namely, press PTT1 intercom, release it to listen to the caller, should both sides say nothing within 12 seconds, the system will exit NEXTEL state.

16. Caution: to enter NEXTEL intercom state again, you must wait to be called by the caller first, then press PTT1, if the caller doesn’t call you, press PTT1, and the system will revert to front & back intercom mode.

17. Operations of intercom: while in intercom mode, press and hold PTT till “Gu…Gu…Gu…” is heard, after that the TR indicator LED blinks, the voice will be sent transmitted (if a mobile is connected to the intercom , you must press and hold PTT1 for 1 second can intercom mode can be initiated). When signal is received, the intercom will switch to the received call automatically, , Rider and pillion will hear the received voice

18. External power supply: if required you can use a external power supply (6-12V). negative earth (0ptional extra)

19. Charging: The unit requires charge voltage of DC5V, The intercom can be charged via any computer USB socket. Insert the USB charging plug, and the intercomm will automatically enter charging mode, The three indicators will blink in sequence until the internal 1000mAh (3.7V) lithium Ion cell is fully charged. This usually takes about 3 hours to achieve full charge. Expect about 6 -- 8 hours continuous use from a charge .

Not supplied are the MP3 payer, Cellphone, two way radio !!Now in Stock NZ $200
These are new stock and have gone up in price because the NZ dollar has fallen from 70 cents to 50 cents when I purchased them

We now have in stock the headset extension cables for rider and pillion at $10 each, these will stretch out well in excess of 1.2m long

Hi Mike , We got home from Townsville this afternoon so thought I would drop you a quick line with a report on the performance of your intercom system , in a word IMPRESSIVE , the unit worked non stop from Brisbane to Townsville , at no time did it give us any trouble , the earphones are audible at speeds of up to and past 130 kph ( not that I do those speeds ) The UHF worked really well , I can't give you a definite range but at one time during the trip we were separated from our friends and we passed them while they were at a fuel stop , we went several klm down the road and stopped waiting for them to catch up , the country side was hilly and not good for radio comms and the mate only had a stubby antenna on his radio but he was receiving me a good ten minutes before he caught us , when we were in open country we were getting around 5 klm range between us but as I said he had a stubby antenna .

The only downside of the system is that it is not waterproof and trying to mount it on a cruiser is not easy , however as they say necessity is the mother of invention for about 3 bucks you can buy a small sealable plastic box ( or swipe some of the wife's Tupperware ) that can be stuck via Velcro to your tank and the intercom can then be stuck in the box via Velcro , all you have to do is cut two small slots on either side of the box to allow the cables to come out and hey presto one water resistant intercom ( looks like a dogs breakfast but it does keep the water out ) When I get around to downloading all our pic's I'll send some over to you so you can see what I am talking about .

Pinfold Health Services Ltd,1172 Arawa St, Rotorua 3201,New Zealand. ph +64-7-3488850 fax +64-7-3486555 pinfold@xtra.co.nz