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The 5th person would call in and we would all check in. Then things got buggy. The call in process works in a line. Middle man drops out and the line gets broken. I'm not sure what our trouble was. It needs more testing. Problem is its with a friends busy production crew. Not a whole lot of...

PS. Customers like them too. You can do a three way between two comms and a phone. Might be a good quick way to tie in a crane op. Which is super nice.

We actually got 5 comm units on the other day. Needs more testing as it was buggy. I got a set, turned my friend onto them. He bought three sets of his own. I bought a new set, and a third company got a set. They are a no brainer IMO. Thanks Paul for pioneering them, and marketing them.

A good way to bring the crane op into the conversation is through your phone. You can even bring one intercom on with a phone call. Then you don't have to give a set to the crane op. Just have them bring a headset for they're phone. Though, the noise cancelation of these is superior if the crane...

I vouch for them too. We haven't got four on yet, but two is great. Once you start using them you see how much less productive you were if you don't have them. You will see huge differences. 10 hr talk time.

I've been watching this thread, and I'm still waiting to make the purchase, but I wanted to let everyone know of some research I did. Recently SENA listed a SMH10 "snowmobile" on their site, it's $20 more through their store. The only difference i could find on their product descriptions was in...

Dave, Ive been interested in the SENA line since I saw them posted on TB. Do you have an pics/video of them installed in your helmets/hardhats? Unlike a full face helmet, routing wires seems a little harder to do. Zipties down the earmuffs?