Posted: 6/11/2013 12:04:38 PM EDT
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i didnt know where else to post it.
What is this terminal called or reffered to as? 
Does anyone know if there are adaptors to convert these to a standard two pin radio connector? Thanks in advance, Jeff |
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Quoted: i didnt know where else to post it. What is this terminal called or reffered to as? http://i.ebayimg.com/t/Telex-EW-00041-001-Black-Tactical-Military-Radio-Headset-/00/s/MTA4M1gxMjQz/z/isMAAMXQhpdRsOuQ/$(KGrHqF,!qEFEFYzTCCoBRsOuP7wMg~~60_57.JPG?rt=nc Does anyone know if there are adaptors to convert these to a standard two pin radio connector? Thanks in advance, Jeff U-229 connector http://www.prc68.com/I/U229PO.shtml  |
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thanks for the info.
What is the best/easiest way to use headsets with this output to connect to a standard motorola radio with a 2-pin input? or https://cobra.com/detail/mr-hh425li-vp-combination-vhf-gmrs-with-rewind-say-again.cfm or say a Marconi Personal radio? |
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Quoted: thanks for the info. What is the best/easiest way to use headsets with this output to connect to a standard motorola radio with a 2-pin input? or https://cobra.com/detail/mr-hh425li-vp-combination-vhf-gmrs-with-rewind-say-again.cfm or say a Marconi Personal radio? Just hang around and wait for the knowledgeable types who have adapted their ham radios to work with H-250 handsets, . |
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Thanks, I subscribed.
Ive been doing research for a a week or so now. The local army surplus store was tring to hawk off a bunch of headsets because no one is buying them because they can not be used with standard radios. I figured if i could get them to work with my little arsenal of gmrs/vhf radios id scoop them up suuuppeerr cheap. once again, any help is really appreciated. |
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You have to be able to match microphone impedence, voltage, and get the wiring for the Mic/PTT/speaker just right.
On the U229 plugs, here is the normal pin-out: http://cryptomuseum.com/crypto/usa/u229/index.htm Mating that to an FRS/GMRS talkabout with out some type of battery-powered matching interface may be difficult, and certainly not off the shelf compatible. |
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it was connected to a ptt device with a headset input
ETA: It is a ap-107br break away connector http://www.sonetronics.com/products_detail.php?intIdProduct=52 the wire in is a tp-120 |