I'm leaving on my first trip of the season Saturday morning and was planning to use a borrowed bluetooth dongle to listen to tunes on my Sena headset. As it appears all or most of the trip will be in rain (possibly heavy) does anyone know if I can use the hardwire from the Zumo to the Sena in the rain? Or do I risk damaging one or both units? I'm riding an RT with good wind protection but nevertheless it's going to be wet!
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Headset in the rain
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60HzShuffle
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If I recall correctly, the bluetooth unit has to be on whether you use the hard wire audio in or not (seems dumb, but that is what they did which I assume was to accommodate those who don't have stereo bluetooth).
It will withstand some water, but not a continued downpour
(I have first hand experience on that one)
It will withstand some water, but not a continued downpour
(I have first hand experience on that one)
