Best products from r/EmComm
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1. MaximalPower RHF 617-1N 3.5mm RECEIVER/LISTEN ONLY Surveillance Headset Earpiece with Clear Acoustic Coil Tube Earbud Audio Kit For Two-Way Radios, Transceivers and Radio Speaker Mics Jacks
- 100% compatible with all original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts
- Fits two-way radios (audio only), radio speaker mics, remote mics, MP3 players, and other audio accessories with 3.5mm earphone jack; headset includes hearing protection and sound press certification
- Reinforced earphone clip provides cable retention and eliminates strain on earphone
- Output level: 72dB, Rated input power: 0.1W, Maximum input power: 0.2W, Output impedance: 32 ohms.
- Polyurethane jacketed, Heavy Duty Material, Superb Audio Quality, Rugged Design.
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1. MaximalPower RHF 617-1N 3.5mm RECEIVER/LISTEN ONLY Surveillance Headset Earpiece with Clear Acoustic Coil Tube Earbud Audio Kit For Two-Way Radios, Transceivers and Radio Speaker Mics Jacks
- 100% compatible with all original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts
- Fits two-way radios (audio only), radio speaker mics, remote mics, MP3 players, and other audio accessories with 3.5mm earphone jack; headset includes hearing protection and sound press certification
- Reinforced earphone clip provides cable retention and eliminates strain on earphone
- Output level: 72dB, Rated input power: 0.1W, Maximum input power: 0.2W, Output impedance: 32 ohms.
- Polyurethane jacketed, Heavy Duty Material, Superb Audio Quality, Rugged Design.
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Is this your first time? I have been post finish line for the Chicago Marathon the last two years and use these with a speaker mics. I used to ware them when I worked concert security, and they worked well even in that noise environment.