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Cardo Scala G4 Dual PowerSet BTSRPS

GPS Accessories | Cardo

£359.99 including VAT

£299.99 ex VAT

Availability: Next business day delivery

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MPN: BTSRPS

GTIN/EAN: 828831831057

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  • Same as the Scala Rider G4; Packaged in a set of two headsets and two chargers. Bike-to-bike intercom communications with two other headsets up to a remarkable range of up to one mile with flip up antenna for extended range.
  • Link together for four-way intercom conference calling between two couples riding on two motorcycles.
  • Multi-device compatibility: headset is compatible with: Bluetooth enabled mobile phone, stereo Bluetooth-enabled or non-Bluetooth-enabled MP3 player, adapter or mobile phone, Bluetooth-enabled GPS unit (GPS must support Headset connectivity), Scala Rider® Q2™ headset or another Scala Rider® Solo/FM/Teamset Driver headset.
  • VOX Activation (VOX): Intercom calls, Answer, Voice Dial, Redial and Call Reject functions.
  • Includes an embedded FM radio with scan and seek features and six-station channel memory.
  • Individual audio sources: each G4 headset can conduct mobile phone calls or listen to the FM radio or MP3 audio independently.
  • Full Duplex – allows simultaneous talking and listening when using intercom connections.
  • Talk time up to 10 hours, Standby time up to 10 days. # AGC technology – headset automatically adjusts its own volume based on ambient noise and driving speed.
  • Noise canceling microphone.
  • Weather-resistant design.
  • Fits virtually all 3/4 and full face helmets; easy five-minute self-installation.
 scala
rider Solo		scala rider
FM		scala
rider TeamSet
PRO		scala
rider
Q2 PRO/
MultiSet
PRO
scala
rider
G4/
PowerSet
Fits Virtually All Helmets
Noise Cancellation Microphone
Intercom - Bike to Bike up to
700 m /
2300 ft		 up to
1 mile /
1.6 km
Intercom -
Driver To Passenger
Click-to-Link For Spontaneous Intercom
Multiple Intercom Connections 2-way 3-way 4-way
Intercom Conferencing
Phone Functions
(call,re-dial,reject)
Software Updates
GPS Support
FM Radio (+RDS) (+RDS)
MP3 Connectivity
A2DP Stereo
Auto Volume Adjustment
(AGC Technology)
Intercom Voice Initiation
(VOX)
Mobile Phone Voice Initiation
(VOX)
Spoken Status Announcements
Ultra Slim Speakers
Digital Signal Processing
(DSP technology)
Talk Time 7 hours 7 hours 7 hours 8 hours 13  hours
Standby Time 1 week 1 week 1 week 1 week 1 week
Bluetooth Version 2,0
Class 2		 2,0
Class 2		 2,0
Class 2		 2,1
Class 1		 2,1
Class 1
10 days

Technical Specifications

User Reviews

John Shawn, 14.12.2011 12:58

Just over a year ago, TomTom radically changed the nature of the personal navigation device. Previously, it had been an essentially passive system, receiving location signals from satellites and providing routing information accordingly. Then TomTom introduced its LIVE Services with the x40 series, which hooked up to a mobile data link to provide a range of connected facilities. It has taken a long time for other manufacturers to answer TomTom, but now one of the oldest brands in the sat-nav business is meeting the challenge, and potentially raising the bar still further. With the nuvi 1690, Garmin is introducing its NuLink!, which mirrors TomTom’s LIVE and adds quite a bit more. Like TomTom’s LIVE sat-navs, the 1690 has a mobile data connection built in. So it can download and receive information from the Internet. Garmin uses this to provide a comprehensive range of services. For a start, instead of using the traditional FM radio receiver to receive RDS-TMC traffic updates, the ...


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