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Newer KMC-45?

joehoose2700

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Is there anything newer/newer-looking than the KMC-45? Something that matches the 3000 series a little closer in looks, similar to the KMC-72 for the universal connector version? Silly question, I know, but just curious.
 

kd4efm

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Other than the multipin kmc70, not really at this time as for OEM speaker mics.
 

tweiss3

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There is an update that added isolation for TDMA (DMR), but it looks identical. Other than that, no need for an update.
 
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