I don't see why that should be true. My IPAQ is B/T and a cell phone. I have NO problem using my B/T GPS with it at the same time I'm using a a B/T head-set. That's one device using two BlueTooth accessories simultaneously.Yanktar,If a B/T phone can talk to a Motorola headset or a Scala helmet-set, why does it need to be WIRED to the Chatterbox? That makes no f***in' sense.
Probably for the same reason that the all-wired audio controllers do: so that it can turn off the music when the phone rings.
In your current setup, the phone is associated with the helmet. In this setup, the chatterbox box is associated with the helmet. I think what you're saying is that you want there to be an association between the chatterbox and the phone then between the chatterbox and the helmet. That would mean that the chatterbox would need to support two simultaneous streams of data to two different recipients. I'm not sure that the radios support that. In addition, I'm not sure how frequency diverse bluetooth is, would the two streams interfere with each other? And then there would be the issue of compatability. They'd have to test the chatterbox with all kinds of bluetooth phones. Or they could just insist on the wire. ;-)
CHeers,
Jim
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