Intercom System
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Petthefish
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I would think you need noise canceling headphones in order to hear but then the problem would be you can't hear sirens and other squeaks and noses the jeep may be making
RMC2
Caught the Bug
I would love to have an intercom, and agree noise cancelling is likely the way to go. The reason is things get loud at 75, even with "quiet" tires. I have spent a lot of time around helicopters and lots of other noisy stuff, so hearing protection is important to me.
One of my concerns is are there any legal concerns? I think there may be. You can wear a helmet on a motorcycle and that helps with noise, and you can use an intercom on a motorcycle.
But can you wear headsets in a Jeep?
If they were cheaper, I might already have a set.
One of my concerns is are there any legal concerns? I think there may be. You can wear a helmet on a motorcycle and that helps with noise, and you can use an intercom on a motorcycle.
But can you wear headsets in a Jeep?
If they were cheaper, I might already have a set.
I find it needed[emoji106]
303jkpatriot
New member
Coloradan just installed that rugged radio intercom set. He might be able to help weigh in!
Goldeneagle1LC
Member
You would still be able to hear those noises. Noise canceling doesn't create silence it just lowers the noise level. We use them in planes all the time and it actually makes hearing those little noises easier because they aren't overwhelmed by the background noise.