ArmorMason U94 PTT System - Military/NATO-US Wired Push-to-Talk Switch for Peltor Comtac Headsets & Yaesu Radios - Perfect for Tactical Communication, Airsoft, and Outdoor Adventures
$52.49
$69.99
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ArmorMason U94 PTT System - Military/NATO-US Wired Push-to-Talk Switch for Peltor Comtac Headsets & Yaesu Radios - Perfect for Tactical Communication, Airsoft, and Outdoor Adventures
$52.49
$69.99
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Description
Push-To-Talk system connects aviation and military headsets to commercial radios - 42" long reinforced cable - NATO standard TP-120 / U-174 / U-93 female socket on input end - Yaesu plug on output end - Military / NATO-US wired for use with Comtac, MSA Sordin, OPSMEN Earmor, etc. (can be converted to Civilian wiring for commercial headsets with ArmorMason Wiring Adapter, Amazon ASIN: B07KJYV77R ) - NATO standard U94 body - alligator clip for attaching to clothing or MOLLE webbing - Made by ArmorMason, a division of The Mercenary Company
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The plug didn't seat well in the Yaesu FTA750L. But when it did, the radio would instantly key into transmit with my headset connected. This means it is wired for a commercial helicopter headset and not a military aircraft headset. I verified this by opening the PTT/connector box and checking the wiring. Also, this has no impedance matching what so ever. Military aircraft headsets are low impedance while commercial aircraft headsets are high impedance. I ended up going to Aircraft Spruce and buying a impedance matching headset adapter that I can use with the PJ055/PJ068 adapter that comes with the Yaesu FTA750L. I'll keep this adapter in case I ever acquire a commercial helicopter headset.
