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Harris XL-200P Side Port?
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BMDaug
I am licensed…
It should be for an antenna on the remote speaker mic. I haven’t seen a product that supports it in the wild… a lot of older radios from the macom days had the same port (like the P7100 for instance).
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It is definitely the RF Connector for TAC Microphone with antenna or the Enhanced Vehicular Charger antenna connector.
I've also been told that the same connection is used when performing the pressure test for UL certification. The antenna style connection is removed for the test and replaced when the test is complete without disturbing the cover of the radio.
Speaking of the EVC... Does anyone have a PN? I am only able to find the catalog #...
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