The RACEceiver FD1600 Fusion+ for Drivers is being mandated at short tracks all over the country. This small communication device is revolutionizing the industry, making the sport safer for both the drivers and officials. It saves time by allowing officials to talk to all the drivers at the same time and lets you get on to more racing. The officials can warn drivers about accidents or debris on the track. Virtually all tracks and series today use frequencies between 450-470mhz, and the RACEceiver 1600 Fusion+ handles all of them! They are preprogrammed, just dial up the channel you need to use. The RACEceiver Fusion+ has a programmable default channel so that you can save the channel that your track is using. It has a button lock feature so you can't accidentally adjust the volume or change the channel. It's small size, great price and reception---make it a awesome value. Your RACEceiver 1600 Fusion+ comes with a holster clip, AAA battery and instructions.
Main Features
Small, compact size, great price and reception
1600 Preprogrammed UHF Frequencies between 450-470 Mhz
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