The versatile, reliable Silynx U94 Push-to-Talk Comm System 6-Pin NATO Cablefrom Silynx U94 Push-to-Talk Comm System 6-Pin NATO Cableoffers push-to-talk functionality for a wide variety of tactical radios. The U94 features a single NEXUS comm jack, a straight cable with NATO wiring, and one 6-pin audio connector for easy configuration. Additionally, this push-to-talk system features MOLLE vest mounting and can withstand temperatures from -24 to 158°F.

Compatible with Most Tactical Radios    18" Straight Cable    Standard NEXUS Connectivity    6-Pin Audio Connector    MOLLE Vest Mounting

Rugged, lightweight push-to-talk single-comm system

Compatible with a variety of tactical radios

Standard NEXUS connectivity

18" straight cable with NATO wiring and 6-pin connector

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would this work for my venturer multiband receivers 3.5 my mic jack?

A: This mic would work, with an adapter, such as the Comprehensive MP-SPJ Monophonic Male 3.5mm Mini to Female 1/4" Phone Adapter, B&H # COAMMPF.

Q: 2. Can it be latched to an ON position when you need to talk at length?

A: No. The Whirlwind Micmute PT Push-to-Talk Switch is a momentary switch that does not latch. When the switch is pressed and held down, the Micmute will allow the audio signal to pass through, then mutes the signal as soon as the switch is released. For the latching version, you will want to check out the Whirlwind Micmute PP Push-On/Push-Off Audio Switch (B&H # WHMICMUTEPP). As another option to consider, the Rolls MS111 Mic Switch Latching or Momentary Microphone Mute Switch (B&H # ROMS111) will also work as a latching switch.

Q: 3. Hi does anyone know what length the blade is?

A: It is 2.36 inches.

Q: 4. Will this work with other brand walkies that have a 2-pin port (K1 type connector) with a 3.5mm and 2.5mm pin?

A: The Motorola HKLN4604 Swivel Earpiece with In-Line Microphone & Push-to-Talk is designed specifically for use with Motorola DTR Series, CLS Series, RDX Series, RM Series, and DLR Series two-way radios. We are not able to confirm compatibility with any other radios, but it is possible that it might work with another radio from a different manufacturer that uses an identical wiring configuration, not just the same size connectors.

Q: 5. What version(s) of Motorola 2 way radios is this product compatible with? Specifically I need to know if it is compatible with the CLS-1410 radio. Can anyone assist?

A: It is a two pin connection, compatible with the CLS-1410

Q: 6. I am a drummer and I'm looking for a footswitch to turn my headset mic on and off as needed?

A: The Sescom Inline Rugged XLR Push-to-Talk (PTT) Latching Button with Phantom-Power/Live LED would be able to let you toggle the mic on and off as needed.

Q: 7. Hi. Can I make DC power cable for Zoom F series ?

A: Yes you can make a DC power supply with this connector.

Q: 8. Can I attach this end on to the Sennheiser DC 2 BH #SEDC2 to be plugged into the BH #BECOCO15VA to be powered off a v-mount battery?

A: This connector can be soldered on to the bare wire end of the cable on the Sennheiser DC 2 and the be connected to the Bebob Factory GmbH COCO-15V III V-Mount Battery Plate.

Q: 9. What is the cable exit diameter?

A: The manufacturer does not specify the exit diameter.

Q: 10. Does the TRRS cable split to plug into the headphone and mic jacks on the ATEM Camera Converter or do you just plug it into one or the other?

A: Hi Guy. The mic line circuitry and the headphone audio on the ATEM Camera Converter are actually wired together on the “Headphones” jack, which oddly enough is not indicated in the manual by Blackmagic. So, you just plug the TRRS plug into the "Headphones" jack on the ATEM and you will have full functionality including the mic. Thank you!