Can 1 transmitter pair with 2 helmets?
1410931
No, it is one transmitter per helmet. Not sure if two riders were on one bike though. My husband and I ride separately.
1410932
I am not absolutely sure if the brake light kit has a matched frequency to the helmet receiver, but, I would guess it would work two helmets. Worst case is connecting both transmitters.
1410933
G-Max says that you can. Here's their video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-UsWg9DpSE&feature;=youtu.be
1410934
They are supposed to but I not too terribly disappointed. I cannot get both of mine to pair to one, so I made a mini harness with a switch because I like them. If my wife rides I just flip the mini switch and her helmet will light up instead of mine. This was easy for me after working on fighter jets for 25 years. Hope it helps. :-)
2250742
Yes. I've used them with two different helmets. I put them on after I put on my helmet. If you don't play your music too loud, you'll be able to hear things around you as they do not block ambient noise.
437508
I am the passenger (Pillon) on a G4. I can have my helmet on while my husband gassing the bike and go into the gas station. I can still hear him loud and clear. MY response would be yes. We were trying to do scala adjustments on another unit in a riding group and I had on their scala ( while on my husband bike) and making adjustments with their primary unit on another bike. I do not think distance between primary and secondary is a problem, but I don't think a rep is going to tell you that when they can sell you 2 units?
2176216
Assuming We are talking about the same thing, yes you can pair two devices at the same time. For example I have my headset paired with my iPhone and my Car. However, you can only be connected to one of them at a time.
245581
Friend, I think you want to run two vehicles by one Transmitter. In that case, you have to use a second receiver, but you can't run both of them at the same time.
714210
Yes you can. I purchased one set up then added a second headset. It works fine. I've noticed that the volume of one unit tracks the other as does power. It might just be how I set it up but I never cared enought to fix it. Changes to one head set affects the other. This has been a life saver for car trips with kids as well as watching tv when someone is sleeping
746852
Yes, i would recommend buying a additional set of speakers/microphone, you can buy a upgrade kit for the SMH10 that will work (better quality speakers as well) then wire both helmets with the speaker units and just move the main unit between.
2173002
You can have up to four headsets linked to one transmitter. You can also have different transmitters at different televisions in the house, and have headsets linked to them (which will receive the show being watched on each tv).
2002021
Nope. Good try. Call Mixrosoft and see if you can get 1 transmitter for both.
429377
I have not tried to do this but I did pair it to a transmitter from a different manufacturer, so I am sure that it can be paired with at least one device. I know that there have been cases of individual phones pairing with multiple others. I can only suggest that you try multi-pairing before purchasing it so that you would be able to confirm the possibility.
785302
No you can only use one or the other unless you purchase an extra transmitter
665421
This is a Multi-point device, meaning it can pair with two devices. Of course only one device can make use of it at a time, but the headset switches to the device in use automatically.
2145390
You're right on time. I've had several of these questions how to mount to an MTB helmet but I cannot explain it in typing. So I'm doing a youtube video how to do it since it's more 'visual' how to solve your problem.For your second question, yes, you can 'make' it be interchangeable with two helmets, but you will need a new 3M adhesive pad installed on the second helmet to make it possible. Stay tuned, it'll take a week to complete my youtube video. It'll be on youtube and do a keyword for my username: sticksofkansas.
62391
sorry cant help.. I don't think so? I pretty certain one transmitter can control more than one collar though
708361
I can't be 100% sure since I only own 2 wireless headsets. I would guess the answer is yes. There are 2 headrests that can operate independently or watch the same thing at the same time. Running one headrest does allow my 2 headsets to listen at the same time. You simply put both headsets on the same channel you select from your screen. I doubt wireless technology has that type of bandwidth issue... thinking of multiple users on wireless routers at once. So I'm guessing 3 would work easily.
295661
You can only marry the device to one vehicle at a time like all tuners. If you want both vehicles tuned at the same time you will need two of them.
87581
I don't see why not. You can purchase the transmitter and headset separate so you should be able to buy an additional headset.