Race Radio Add A Crew Complete W/program Hyt Tc508 on 2040-parts.com
Tampa, Florida, United States
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FINALLY A LOWER COST WAY!! Race Radio Add A
Crew Needing a extra radio for a crew member? Fanscan Link and Talk System? Off roading? Pit Road or Whatever. Then this is for you and the lowest cost way to get it done. Kit Includes 1-PRO 50 CARBON SERIES HEADSET 1-COILED HEADSET CORD 1-16 CHANNEL PROGRAMMABLE HYT TC-508 RADIO 1-PROGRAM KIT WITH CABLE PROGRAM THIS RADIO TO JUST ABOUT ANY FREQ IN THE 400/470UHF RANGE. NASCAR AND MOST RACING WORLDWIDE USE THE 450/470 RANGE. SUPER DEAL IF YOU BUY ALL THIS SEPERATE IT WOULD BE OVER 400.00
YOU CAN PROGRAM IN THE CHANNEL AND LISTEN TO ANYONE ON THAT FREQ AND IF YOU KNOW THE CTC AND DCS CODES THEN YOU WILL BE ABLE TO TALK TO THOSE RADIOS
QUESTIONS? TECH 813-882-3227 TEXT AVAILABLE On Mar-08-16 at 10:09:21 PST, seller added the following information:
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