The wire that connected to the radio, does that quick disconnect or do i have to keep attaching and detaching the clip when getting ready?
324587
This model does not have the quick disconnect. You have to detach it from the side clip to attach and detach it.
324588
You will have to detach it from the radio when you are not using it. But be careful the prongs do not match up with certain radios. I have the Motorola XTS 1500 series, and it does not work properly.
324589
It does not quick disconnect so plan on a little extra time when getting ready. I usually put my radio and gun belt on then just slip it under my shirt. Takes an extra couple of minutes but well worth it.
324590
Yes it is quick connect and disconnect. There is also a screw to keep it in place if u want it for a more permanent placement.
324591
It is a quick connect attachment with a small screw pin for more secure attachment if desired
324592
Sort of, to securely fasten it you actually have to tighten the screw. To be honest it haven't used mine more than twice. If I ever get another one it will be the kind that is listen only through the shoulder mic. Too many wires on this for me. Hope this helps.
324593
It does quick connect to the radio. The radio has small toggle type clamp that goes over the top of the connection, also their is a small set screw that can be tighten on the connection so that it does not come loose by accident.
324594
It screws in with a little screw that you have to be careful with because if you screw it in too tight it will break. But yeah, definitely not a quick disconnect.
324595
It does not have a quick connect feature at the box... ...however, I wear a 511 patrol uniform that has the port slots in the side of the shirt. I've noticed an issue, when you receive a sudden loud pitch in someone's radio traffic, the system will suddenly muffle the remaining traffic. To reset it, I've had to detach the tube and reattach it. Other than that, it's a really good system for the money...
324596
I'm not sure if this answers your question. But, it clips on and off fairly easy without having to screw it in.
324597
No, this is NOT a quick disconnect like you would see on a higher end model. I just got mine yesterday. It does the job, but.... I've used a two-wire setup from Pacific Coast Labs that truly has a quick disconnect from the adapter. In this model, if you the small screw applied to really keep it in place, then its even LESS of a 'quick disconnect'.
324598
it does not have a quick disconnect. It also has a screw on it to hold it in place I just leave mine on he radio.
324599
Yes, whenever you use it you have to attach it to the radio but it doesnt even take a half a second to plug in. I have the shirt where I can run the cord through my shirt so I actually don't even need to unplug mine. Its a good piece, not hard to use.
47317
From the part where the earpiece connects to the plug that connects to the radio is two feet. From the radio plug to the PTT button is three feet. The clip is adjustable up and down the length of the earpiece cord.
462097
As the others have stated, any direction should be fine. I will add though, in my experience, it depends on the pressure of the cable. 1/4 turn typically works to disconnect as long as the cable isn't pushing the metal back together. I have this in a couple of trucks and I usually leave the key in the ignition and the door open to hear the buzzer so that I know when it has truly disconnected (neither vehicle has a hood light). Works like a charm though.
1311244
My radio has screw terminals for the antenna, so I cut one plug off, stripped the wires to bare copper (making sure the two conductors don't touch) and attached one wire to each screw.
996558
This is the one I purchased recently and it has not given me any problems. However, I would recommend reinforcing the connection to the unit with electrical tape where the plug in is to connect to the unit as the wires do tend to start to show quickly and can break. Using electrical tape to reinforce that area will keep it from breaking/damaging the wires there when the casing starts to come apart. Amzdeal Car Kit MP3 Player Wireless FM Transmitter Modulator with USB/SD/Card Reader MMC Slot and Remote Control
1960914
No not at all. It is tight, just checked it. We use the radio all the time and have not had any problems with it.
100172
Yes it will need a long clip on antenna for Short Wave. I use a 3 foot long clip onwire and move the radio around until you can hear the broadcast clearer. Typicalfor Short Wave. Keep the radio away from noise makers.
1932235
Yes sir, it does have a quick disconnect. As soon as you start doing the installation you will understand and see where the quick disconnect is. If you look at the picture is the one next to the big hole. You just have to unscrew it and voila you are done. Please let me know if that answer your question sir.
1429161
The wire part detached from the bottom pretty easily, you just undo the clips on either side and pop it off.
1596591
You should cut the antenna lead to the shortest possible distance to the radio. The supplied fitting does not work on a short lead. Standard coxial connectors are available at marine stores like West Marine or a Radio Shack. The best require a solder connection to the inner copper wire.
231552
There are many connections. Sometimes radios have normal RCA jacks sometimes they have turn knobs which the wire will fit under and then the knob holds it in place.
1960651
No it isn't, the only thing that is detachable is the area below round knob. It is impossible to work the radio with the detachable piece which control certain buttons.
1190105
The wire does not detach from the actual headphones. The wire itself is very long so it can be used from a distance.
1850379
It is removable. The connection is what I usually call a threaded mini-coax female connector, there are plenty of converters I believe that would convert it to the appropriate size. There is plenty of room for the connector as well as it is not recessed into the radio.
2175082
No, there is no built-in quick connect/disconnect per se. However, it is just 1 nut that needs to be removed and it disconnects easily. It takes about a minute or two to disconnect.
1555589
There is no trick. Just remove the clip from the wiring and unplug and plug in the new one.I was able to do it with my fingers only. You could use a flat had to assist with the clip
1655958
Yes ,I took mine off. Snipe the wire in the back where it is attached and it will come right off. I also put mi e an a piece of wood to prevent knocking it over.