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    Investigator Microphone with Radio Quick Disconnect for Motorola XTS Radios

    Sept. 28, 2011
    Related To: Code Red Headsets

    The Investigator Microphone with Radio Quick Disconnect includes:

    • Quick Disconnect radio connector provides easy removal & attachment.
    • Pliable clear tube earpiece. Can be worn on either ear. Extremely comfortable.
    • Low profile lapel microphone with PTT button on side for ease of use.
    • Sturdy metal clothing clip attaches to shirt or jacket.
    • Kevlar reinforced cable guarantees reliability.
    • Available for nearly any radio model connector.
    • Allows user to insert small connector through their shirt to the radio.

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