Ugh, unfortunately that makes perfect sense. My Wing had gauges, as did my Road Glide. And when I think about the Africa Twin, now it makes sense why they kept that silly LCD display below the main screen, even though both screens can show speed at the same time. Thanks.

 

My Packtalk Slim dropped audio all the time unless you placed the helmet beside the clocks. I have the Edge now and zero issues with dropped audio and the right hand music and Siri controls all work properly.

 

does the edge use the same helmet kit or is it a whole new setup?

 

I think it’s a new base plate. It’s the magnetic one now.

There was so much I didn’t like about the old model so I returned it but the new Edge has been rock solid, has over the air updates and switches between helmets so easily. USB C too. When Apple adds waypoints to maps in iOS 16 it will be all I need for comms, music and nav.

 

It is a new base. I upgraded from the bold and it definitely works better. Also with the updated blue tooth I no longer drop my music when turning my head to look left.

 

Ugh I want to upgrade to the Edge badly but I have four helmet kits and that's gonna sting, having to change them all out. I'd have done it in a heartbeat if it used the same mount kit.

 

I found this on an unrelated website. The solution is for Android phones but I'm sure iPhones have something similar. I have been using the fix for over an hour and not one drop, before this it would do it every 10 seconds. I can't believe that Cardo support isn't telling people this.

To enable developer options pull down notification shade and click on the gear to get to settings. Scroll down and choose About phone Scroll down to the bottom and click on Build number 7 or 8 times quickly until you see a message that says you are now a developer.To enable developer options pull down notification shade and click on the gear to get to settings. Scroll down and choose About phone Scroll down to the bottom and click on Build number 7 or 8 times quickly until you see a message that says you are now a developer.

To change AVRCP settings go back to settings and choose System. Scroll down to the bottom and choose Advanced then Developer Options Scroll about 1/2 way down in developer options and find Bluetooth AVRCP Version and change it to 1.3 then exit settings and reboot phone.

 

I'm glad this was posted about. I'm having this exact issue with my Cardo Freecom+, Samsung S22 and of course the 22 PAS. Ninja - What phone and build of android are you using?

 

Going to give this a try, thanks for the info.