CB Radios?

[Hitcher]

You are completely unable to resist being insulting aren't you? Never let an opportunity go by

High praise indeed from one such as yourself.

[CookMySock]

High praise indeed from one such as yourself.

Pardon me? Who did I insult?

Steve

[Urano]

guuuuuuys, be goooood....

now, http://lidl.it/it/home.nsf/pages/c.o...avoce_per_moto
this is my intercom.
it's rider to passenger, but this is not important at the moment, since once the signal is codified from the mic, there's no difference from gettin it to the passenger or transmit to another bike.
let's concentrate to the mic.
as you see it's a simple boom, with a sponge around it, and voice operated with a control to choose sensibility level. kept inside the chinguard is perfect at 70-80, still usable at 120-130 at maximum volume.
so i see no clue with something similar connected to a cb radio, but as usual the best would be to try it by yourself....

(by the way: that intercom works also as cell phone switch. and a phone is no more than a radio... so... it works. )

[Gremlin]

avoid vox as the common complaint is that the radio picks up the wind as noise it needs to transmit. As Hitcher says, cost v performance, except Tony in Henderson is great. I'm using a full baehr install, great quality and performance, but did cost several thousand all up.