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PTT headset options for motorola xtr446

Stealthirl · 2010-08-11 01:50:23

picked up a set for good money and now my self and a team mate are looking for good headsets if anyone can recomend some ? or even a PTT adapter

11-08-2010 1:50am

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Stealthirl

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picked up a set for good money and now my self and a team mate are looking for good headsets if anyone can recomend some ?
or even a PTT adapter

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#2 11-08-2010 8:12am

NakedDex

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There's actually a huge amount for that connector, it depends on what style you want really.

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#3 11-08-2010 9:31am

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Cavalvy do decent sets. They're bulky but they're more able to stand up to the rough treatment airsoft will deal them. I have a Bowman headset with U94.

The important thing to bear in mind is that with some headsets the actual headset part and PTT part can be sold separately. When buying you want to check to make sure you're getting:
1) A headset
2) A PTT
3) The right connection for your radio (Motorola Single Pin)
4) If the headset and PTT are separate parts make sure they're compatible

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