Thats the reason why I go through the phone rather than the zumo it is hit and miss
Poor Bluetooth Quality
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Re: Poor Bluetooth Quality
I haven't found it to be hit and miss - once I had realised that the ECU was causing problems.
I also used to have my phone plugged into the USB socket in my top box - but that would occasionally disconnect.
No such problems if it is further forward on the bike.
My BTM-03 Bluetooth transmitter / receiver is located under the dash near the headlights now.
I also used to have my phone plugged into the USB socket in my top box - but that would occasionally disconnect.
No such problems if it is further forward on the bike.
My BTM-03 Bluetooth transmitter / receiver is located under the dash near the headlights now.
Have owned Zumo 550, 660 == Now have Zumo XT2, XT, 595, 590, Headache
Use Basecamp (mainly), MyRouteApp (sometimes), Competent with Tread for XT2, Can use Explore for XT - but it offers nothing that I want !
Links: Zumo 590/5 & BC . . . Zumo XT & BC
Use Basecamp (mainly), MyRouteApp (sometimes), Competent with Tread for XT2, Can use Explore for XT - but it offers nothing that I want !
Links: Zumo 590/5 & BC . . . Zumo XT & BC
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Re: Poor Bluetooth Quality
I have my phone mounted to my handle bars and the sat nav directly in front on me so not a lot between themjfheath wrote: ↑Wed Apr 06, 2022 1:45 pm I haven't found it to be hit and miss - once I had realised that the ECU was casuing problems.
I also used to have my phone plugged into the USB socket in my top box - but that would occasionally disconnect.
No such problems if it is further forward on the bike.
My BTM-03 Bluetooth transmitter / receiver is located under the dash near the headlights now.
Although this was with the previous XT I haven't tried with the replacement one
I will also test away from the bike when I have chance so no interference at all
Re: Poor Bluetooth Quality
I've had the issue over 2 different bikes and 2 different Bluetooth headsets from different manufacturers Cardo and Sena.jfheath wrote: ↑Wed Apr 06, 2022 1:45 pm I haven't found it to be hit and miss - once I had realised that the ECU was casuing problems.
I also used to have my phone plugged into the USB socket in my top box - but that would occasionally disconnect.
No such problems if it is further forward on the bike.
My BTM-03 Bluetooth transmitter / receiver is located under the dash near the headlights now.
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Re: Poor Bluetooth Quality
DO NOT BUY! Very poor quality audio instructions via Bluetooth. I have a Sena which was made to factor fit my Shoei helmet. MP3 playback is hit and miss. Audio quality is “ok” but as soon as Garmin interrupts your music with instructions it’s absolutely diabolical. I have to turn off the navigation volume because it’s that bad. If I were to get the KTM MyRide to navigate me the quality to my headset is on par with Google or Waze but Garmin are miles behind the quality their sat navs need to be. Both my phone and Sat nav are mounted opposite ends of my handlebars. I won’t buy again from Garmin until they sort this out.