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I am waiting on an email from H-D about compatibility with non H-D branded headsets. They didn’t know on the phone and are sending the question up the ladder.
I am waiting on an email from H-D about compatibility with non H-D branded headsets. They didn’t know on the phone and are sending the question up the ladder.
Just put my order in with Boardtracker. 289 bucks for the module and harness shipped to my door.
So did you find out if it is compatibility with non H-D branded headsets?
I have done a bit of research and it appears looking at the wiring harnesses of the kit and the harness that is claimed to be needed on all 14 thru 17 models, as well as looking at the wiring schematics, the added harness is only if you have or want a CB.
If you read through the install directions of the kit, it's pretty funny that when you read down you will get to a section that reads " For All" to route the USB cable to right side cover.... hahaha earlier they tell you to discard that harness
Or do you mean I cannot have one volume for the XM, another volume for CB, a third for intercom, and a fourth for phone, as I've got it set now?
Plus the passenger mutes the CB and phone, has the intercom on two and the XM about half way up.
If the only way to adjust the volume is the headset, those settings are not possible and this goes back to "Damn, that expensive for a worthless item"
The way I understand it is that it works just like the wired just without the wire. The volume controls will be done at the helmet and should remember the settings for each function as it does now.
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