Bluetooth headsets not Ducati multimedia
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Look for a used Sena 10S with a dead battery and see if they'll take what you're offering. Pull it open, pull out the old battery, and snip off the connector. The replacement battery is like $10 USD tops and might require a little soldering to hook up the connector from the original stock battery to it. My passenger Sena 10S is a unit I fixed that way.
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Try the BT it's cheep and works. But in my opinion the sena 20s is the way to go worth the money
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Mate I totally understand the economy aspect, however, I think with headsets you really do get what you pay for. I've been using a Sena SMH10 for years for our on-road training business and even though this particular model is now "old technology" it still works faultlessly and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it. If you check out second hand units you might find something like this which suits your requirements and budget. I honestly don't think you would ever regret buying a Sena :smile2:
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