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MACOM P7150ip info

Thread starter QuietPro
Start date Sep 9, 2008

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QuietPro

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Sep 9, 2008

Hi,
I am the US Tech Support Director for Nacre-US, which manufactures and sells the QuietPro headsets. I am looking into getting a couple MACOM P7150ip radios and lapel mics for in-house testing and found this site. Wondering if anyone here can assist with perhaps a set of used radios or a source for them. I don't seem to be getting any cooperation for the Tyco guys at all to date.

Thanks in advance.

For mor info on the QuietPro headsets, you can go here:

www.nacre-us.com

Last edited: Sep 9, 2008