The Midland BizTalk BA3 Concealed Headset PTT Micfrom Midland BizTalk BA3 Concealed Headset PTT Micis designed for BizTalk 2-way radios (sold separately). It can be used in several applications to transmit and receive audio. The headset features a low-profile, clear surveillance-type tube earpiece with a push-to-talk mic. In addition, it is built with a high-grade cable that is durable for demanding applications.

Works with Midland BizTalk Radios    Low-Profile, Transparent Acoustic Tube    Transmits and Receives    Comfortable to Wear    High-Grade Cable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. how do you program the radio??????

A: Larry, these radios are FRS license free radios that are pre-programmed to use the FRS and GMRS shared frequencies. The consumer is unable to make any changes to the programming

Q: 2. Is the surveillance earpiece connection a Kenwood connection?

A: Although the Midland BR200 radios use a two-prong connector that is visually similar to a Kenwood connector, Midland does not refer to it as such and only guarantees compatibility with Midland accessories such as the BA2 and BA3.

Q: 3. does this come with the wall power unit, or is that sold separately?

A: The base comes with an AC wall adapter that plugs into the base for charging.

Q: 4. Which one ear overhead headsets can be paired with this?

A: The Midland BizTalk MB400 16-Channel Business Two-Way Radio can be used with the Midland BizTalk MA1 Over-the-Ear Headset for MB Series Radios (B&H # MIMA1) as well as the Midland BizTalk MA2 Concealed Headset for MB Series Radios (B&H # MIMA2CH). Unfortunately Midland does not offer any over-the-head headsets that are compatible for use with the MB400.

Q: 5. how many headsets come with the kit?

A: A total of eight Midland AVP-H3 Surveillance Headsets come with this kit. They are sold in packs of two.

Q: 6. Does this radio have an override to talk to all channels simultaneously?

A: No, the Midland FRS License-Free Business Radio Bundle (8-Pack) does not have a multi-channel broadcast mode.

Q: 7. how do you program the smaller digit on the radio frequency?

A: We can only guess the "smaller digit" you are referring to is the privacy code. Your radio has 121 Privacy Codes available to use in channels 1~22. The selected Privacy Code may be different for each channel. To select a Privacy Code for the current channel press the MENU button twice, and then the up/down buttons to select one of the 38 CTCSS Privacy Codes. Press the MENU button again and then the up/down buttons to select one of the 83 DCS Privacy Codes. The Privacy Code icon on the display will indicate whether you set your Privacy Code in CTCSS or DCS mode. To confirm the selection, press the PTT button or press the MENU button again to move to the next feature setting. Note : If you select a CTCSS Privacy Code, any pre-selected DCS Privacy Code will be cancelled and vice-versa. Selecting a Privacy Code of "oF" will disable the Privacy feature. To communicate between two radios, all radios in your group must be set to the same channel and/or Privacy Code selections. The Privacy Code can only be set in channels 1~22.

Q: 8. i have a portable midland radio 75-822 c.b.will this mic work compatibility wise??

A: No this mic works only with GMRS radios not the CB radios. For the 75822, the radio itself converts into the mic when you remove the battery pack and slide on the DC adapter.

Q: 9. How long does a charge last with the included battery packs?

A: Depending on use and environment, you should see between 6-8 hours of battery life.

Q: 10. how to program frequencies?

A: Larry, these radios are FRS license free radios that are pre-programmed to use the FRS and GMRS shared frequencies. The consumer is unable to make any changes to the programming