Best race radio setup, range, clarity, etc?
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SP50 sounds right Mark, i'm going to see what the radio vendor (Motorola) for the fleet I manage says, I was just PM'd that they should be able to be persuaded to hook me up as I have a pretty extensive radio setup...
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Clubracingradios.com is another alternative. Even their economy model will give you coverage at Sebring with the proper antenna. Not sure about the Glen though.
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Gary I bought from Racing Radios in Atlanta who gave me good service and use CP200 4W for the crew and a PM400 25W in the car. I tried a 4W in the car but find that at tracks like the Glen and VIR the 25 W makes a difference.
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There are hand-held and there are in-car models. The in-car models have superior range. At most larger tracks the hand-held units go out of range when the car is at the farthest point from the spotter or at the bottom of a hill. Get one the installs in the car and this should not be a problem. The downside to that unit would be sharing.
Let us know what you get and how it works.
Let us know what you get and how it works.
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Racing Radios Georgia, they handle a lot of the pro stuff as well as Porsche's school at Barber.
www.racingradios.com
I have used there harnesses for years and just bought several new radios, headsets along with additional harness.
Excellent service and quality.
Ask for Charles Allen.
www.racingradios.com
I have used there harnesses for years and just bought several new radios, headsets along with additional harness.
Excellent service and quality.
Ask for Charles Allen.
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I love the sp-50's we have. Clarity has been great, with an external antenna. No dead spots at Nelson's, gingerman or Putnam, but haven't tried any of the longer tracks. We just got a used nascar car harness from ebay, works great.