Bluetooth
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It's not made by Iron Cross, they are just selling them as are others. As far as I can tell it's made by Metra. Here is the catalog.
http://www.metraonline.com/files/cat...RT_CATALOG.pdf
I seems to be the same thing as the IPOD interface, but it also does Bluetooth. I'm not seeing the benefit of this over the hardwired unit unless you use an Android based phone.
http://www.metraonline.com/files/cat...RT_CATALOG.pdf
I seems to be the same thing as the IPOD interface, but it also does Bluetooth. I'm not seeing the benefit of this over the hardwired unit unless you use an Android based phone.
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Last edited by Hate Work; 03-21-2017 at 11:56 AM.
#25
If anyone is going to just use their AUX jack and not get BT hardwired, I did this:http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bluetooth-In...s/221887875588
#26
The only thing I can't use the hand controls on is a device connected via bluetooth. All my controls that control bike functions still work. I.E., I can't control my phone or IPod with the bike's controls, but can control volume, and all other internal devices on the bike. I didn't understand that the Saddle Tramp can control my phone or IPod.
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#28
I'm using a small recharchable BT adapter that hangs off of the AUX port. It was like 15 bucks on Amazon and works great. For my phone mount I snagged one of the Kurakyn device mount fuel doors. Works good for me so far. I'll add some pictures later if you want when I'm at a computer.
Last edited by partsguymatt; 03-23-2017 at 05:45 PM.
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