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    FreeMotion 100 Wireless System

    Sept. 10, 2009
    Related To: FREELINC
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    New to FreeLinc's Wireless Systems is the FreeMotion 100 single ear headset. The sleek, contemporary design of the FreeMotion 100 allows a law enforcement officer, security or private protection personnel to perform their duties in a covert environment. Transmissions are secure and private. FreeLinc's Near Field Magnetic Induction (NFMI) communication technology encapsulates each user in their own personal communication bubble. Signals do not propagate beyond the bubble, making it completely free from jamming or interception. It weighs 15.8 grams and has up to 20 hours of continuous talk time. The FreeMotion 100 comes with an assortment of ear gels and ear wires to allow the user to find the most comfortable, secure fit for either ear.

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