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Speaker Mice for MD-380/ MD-390?

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Hi
Are Kenwood Speaker Mice compatible with the Radio?
What I need is an Plug for some Headphones.

How about that Ebay offer: 232133321437 ?
Maybe some kenwood?
 

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Oh i found on ebay some but just from US and with huge shipping Cost like + EUR 19,74 and more.
 

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The TYT radios use the Kenwood-style 2-pin mic connectors. See the link I posted previously.
 

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Yes, genius. Why do you think I recommended one for you if it wasn't?
 

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ok which one are compatible and water resistant and have an Audio Output for an good earplug?
 

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The one I linked I linked in post #2 of this thread, genius.
 

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43,07€ is to pricy for me.
When I have to pay Tax it cost the double.
 

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Perhaps you should try using Google to see if that product is available locally. It's the lowest-cost option that is actually some semblance of waterproof.
 
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