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STEP 1: Speaker Placement
and Installation
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1A: Begin the
installation of your Helmet Comm by putting on your helmet and
feeling with your hand approximately where your ears are
positioned against the interior padding of your helmet.
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1B:
An indented area in the padding of your helmet close
to your ears is a good place to initially place the
speakers. Remember, you will receive excellent sound quality
with the speakers placed anywhere in the area of
padding close to your ears, and the indented area will help to
keep the speakers from interfering with the feel and fit of your
helmet. Feel free to experiment with speaker placement. You may
wish to use a piece of scotch tape to hold the speakers in place
in your helmet until you have decided exactly where you wish to
place them. Many people find that they prefer actually cutting out
an area in the helmet padding for their speakers.
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1C:
Once you
have determined the best place for the installation of your
Helmet Comm speakers, remove the piece of velcro from the back
of the speakers and then remove the plastic backing from that
piece of velcro. This will expose a side with a strong adhesive
with which to attach your speakers in the position you have
chosen. The adhesive side will stick to your padding or to your
helmet plastic or fiberglass.
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1D:
Start with attaching the speaker on the "right" side of your
helmet. It is important to use the speaker at the end of the
speaker wire to put on the "right" side.
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1E:
Once you
have attached the "right" speaker, take the speaker wire that
runs to the "left" speaker and tuck it into the padding at the
back base of your helmet as you work your way around to attach
the speaker on the "left" side of your helmet.
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1F:
After attaching the speaker on the "left" side of your
helmet, you should have the end of the speaker wire, with the
plug on it, coming out on the "left" side of your helmet.
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