Speedway Helmet 3.5mm Socket, speakers.

Description

Speedway Helmet specially built by ROUX The R-1 for Speedway is a Fiberglass helmet that is SNELL 2015 rated, and is built just like the popular Roux R-1 Fiberglass but with 3.5mm mounted jack socket to enable easily connection of a one way receiver with properly mounted internal speakers Stock car Stockcar helmets. Roux Helmet Gives you better comfort and clearer sound, It also includes factory installed HANS anchor threaded backing plates, allowing for the optional HANS posts or Simpson Hybrid or Nexgen posts. Also fitted is our RELEASE emergency helmet removal system preventing neck injuries. If you are racing New Zealand Speedway the Roux Speedway helmet is the one for you.

Roux R-1 SA2015 Helmet Details:

• Manufacturer: Roux
• Manufacturer part number: RXHR1-SPEEDWAY
• Rating: Snell SA2015
• Sizes: Small – 2X-Large
• Color: Gloss White
• Shell Material: Fiberglass
• Specially designed for Speedway.
• Hans post anchors included: OPTIONAL EXTRA
• Shield included: Clear, Tear off posts fitted.
• Integrated Helmet Speakers 3.5mm fitted.
• Hydration: Optional Extra.
• Forced Air: Optional Extra.
• New Zealand Speedway Helmet design
• Internal Patent pending helmet release system.

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Helmets

Roux Helmets NZ

Press CH+ or CH- until 455.05625 is on the screen,

that is the correct frequency for Speedway NZ

Checking and programing New Blue OneWay HRRreceiver Speedway Helmet Stockcars.

This little blue HRR receiver will receive all frequencies 440 to 480Mhz band

Speedway NZ and Western Springs, others Etc.

SNZ 455.05625  CTCSS 123Hz

Turn your receiver on and check that it receives the frequencies you want before you go to the track. Speedway Helmet & Stock car Helmets.

For best results fit fresh batteries 2 x AAA every meeting.

To turn on the Receiver hold down on/off button until receiver turns on.

To Turn off the receiver hold down on/off button until receiver turns off.

Check that the Frequency is the one that you are after SNZ 455.05625

If it is not what you want use the CH- or CH+ to get the frequency you are after.

If you can not achieve the exact frequency you are after, use the following to set up the channel spacing’s.