helluin75

As for me, Hytech seems problematic due to the fact that the speaker is inside the helmet (i.e. feedback issues/low volume). RomFX seems the best one, but it comes without box, so i need to pass due to my lack of knowledge in manual works on ABS/stuffs. iComm is the second best, but it is boxed and velcro is the king Just in case, if i need to weld some audio cables is not a problem (my only skill...)

I read almost everything here, so I guess my "idea" is simply a cut and paste of what I saw on FISD. My basic wired setup, however, should work, I just added the "input-input" adaptor to avoid falling cables from the helmet.

Tibo, I am setting up electronics for my incoming armor (ready to wear, because I am not good in manual works). However, with my few knowledge of electronics, I guess I will opt for the iComm + Aker to have more quality, volume and static noise (to be put under the chestplate), a mic attached with velcro inside the helmet with the cable connected to a "input-input" adaptor for mini-jack (attached with velcro inside the helmet): in this way I will have the jack cable from iComm to be attached to the second input of the adaptor inside the helmet. Another solution that I am evaluating (but I am not sure about it because of battery consumption, among the others) is to place a bluetooth receive in the helmet connected to the mic, and a bluetooth receiver under the chest, connected to iComm. However, I don't know if the receiver-transmitter can transmit the mic signal without a mic amplifier in the middle. That's my idea.

Does anyone tried to connect mic to a bluetooth transmitter? I saw a good article about this setup. http://www.dslrfilmnoob.com/2011/03/20/35-wireless-bluetooth-setup-works-great/ I was thinking about it for the connection mic>(mic amp needed in the middle?)>bluetooth transmitter and bluetooth receiver>iComm Any idea or anyone who tried something similar?