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Motorola XPR7550 Multi-Pin connector

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KD2GMJ

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Did some Googling and forum searching but wasn't able to find anything.
Does anyone know what this connector is called and where I might be able to buy just the connector? I'm looking to wire up a DC H8530 directly to the connector.

Thanks!
-Danny
 

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Speaker/mic or options connector. You may have to get a earphone mic cable connector and mod that.

RLN6075_ Remote Speaker Microphone Coil Cord Kit (for use with PMMN4025_)
 
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