A handheld radio and a racing headset or intercom need a compatible cable connection before they can be used together. Different radio models require different cord versions. Listed for: Rugged / Kenwood option: Rugged Radios V3, RH-5R and RDH16C; Rugged / Kenwood option: select Kenwood radios, including TK208 and TK2100 PRO TALK; Motorola option: select Motorola radios, including CP100, CP150 and CP200; Icom option: select Icom radios, including CI-F3, F3S and F30G; Icom Bolt On option: select radios, including F10, F11 and F14; Midland option: X-Talker, T71VP3, T290VP4, T295VP4, T77VP5, T75VP3, T55VP3, T31VP and T10; Standard Horizon option: HX370 and HX400 series radios; Vertex Bolt On option: select Motorola / Vertex radios, including VX130, VX160 and VX180; Motorola Talkabout option: Motorola Talkabout and HYT (Hytera) TC320. Fitment is not guaranteed on unlisted applications. This coiled headset cable connects a compatible handheld radio to a two-way racing headset or intercom. It measures 2 feet coiled and 6 feet uncoiled.
Key Features
- Connects a handheld radio to a two-way racing headset or intercom
- Coiled cord measures 2 feet coiled and 6 feet uncoiled
- Rugged / Kenwood option supports select models from both brands
- Separate Motorola and Motorola Talkabout options
- Icom and Icom Bolt On options support different radio models
- Standard Horizon option supports HX370 and HX400 series radios
Built To Solve: Handheld Radio to Racing Headset Connections
- Connect a compatible handheld radio to a two-way racing headset.
- Use the cord to connect a compatible radio to an intercom.
- Choose a radio-specific cord version instead of assuming every handheld uses the same connection.
- Check the 2-foot coiled and 6-foot uncoiled lengths against your radio placement.
Best For: Handheld Radio Users Connecting Racing Headsets
- Rugged Radios V3, RH-5R or RDH16C users choosing the Rugged / Kenwood option.
- Motorola CP200 users choosing the Motorola option.
- Icom radio users checking the regular and bolt-on model lists before ordering.
- HX370 or HX400 series users checking the Standard Horizon option.
Specifications
- Coiled length: 2 feet
- Connection: Handheld radio to two-way racing headset or intercom
Fitment
- Rugged / Kenwood option: Rugged Radios V3, RH-5R and RDH16C
- Rugged / Kenwood option: select Kenwood radios, including TK208 and TK2100 PRO TALK
- Motorola option: select Motorola radios, including CP100, CP150 and CP200
- Icom option: select Icom radios, including CI-F3, F3S and F30G
- Icom Bolt On option: select radios, including F10, F11 and F14
- Midland option: X-Talker, T71VP3, T290VP4, T295VP4, T77VP5, T75VP3, T55VP3, T31VP and T10
- Standard Horizon option: HX370 and HX400 series radios
- Vertex Bolt On option: select Motorola / Vertex radios, including VX130, VX160 and VX180
- Motorola Talkabout option: Motorola Talkabout and HYT (Hytera) TC320
Fitment is based on current product data for this part and is not guaranteed on unlisted applications. If you don't see your exact setup, contact us and we'll confirm fitment before you order.
FAQ
How long is the coil cord?
The headset cable measures 2 feet coiled and 6 feet uncoiled.
Where does the cord connect?
It connects a handheld radio to a two-way racing headset or intercom.
Which option supports the Rugged Radios V3?
Choose the Rugged / Kenwood option for the V3. It also supports the RH-5R and RDH16C.
How should I choose between the Icom options?
Check your radio's model against the option lists. For example, F3S appears under the Icom option, while F11 appears under the Icom Bolt On option.
Does the Standard Horizon option work with every Motorola radio?
Do not assume every Motorola radio fits. The stated application covers HX370 and HX400 series radios and other specified radios with a single-pin screw-in connector.
Why Rugged Radios
Rugged Radios offers this coiled cord in radio-specific versions for connecting handheld radios to racing headsets or intercoms.
Connect Your Handheld Radio to a Racing Headset
Choose the cord option that matches your radio model at Dunes 2 Dezert SXS.
