Cheap and Cheerful TK3201

[Darkstar]

Wonder if anyone can help with this one..

I have a TK3201 hooked up to my fantastic Autocom with push-to-talk and all works a dream. I also have a second 3201 that I use for other stuff like car-2-bike or use both for communication around a warehouse (not that this has any relevance to my question).

I'm heading on a 1200 mile roadtrip around scotland with a mate and would like him to use my 2nd TK but he has no other kit. As he is replacing his bike over the next 2 months he doesn't want to buy/fit an autocom so I need a solution that offers him either vox with a mike and headphones or a PTT with the simplest/cheapest fit in mind.

Any thoughts welcomed..

Steve

 

[drifter]

Have a look here mate should find your short term solution for £22 of thereabouts. You would have to rely on the radios own battery power but then again as you say its only one trip, cheers, good luck,

http://www.wildtalk.com/partsfinder/partshandiepro.htm

Although the title is handy pro it asks for radio model etc on your request.

 

[Darkstar]

Have a look here mate should find your short term solution for £22 of thereabouts. You would have to rely on the radios own battery power but then again as you say its only one trip, cheers, good luck,

http://www.wildtalk.com/partsfinder/partshandiepro.htm

Although the title is handy pro it asks for radio model etc on your request.

Looks just the ticket. Called them today, should have it in a few days..
Thanks very much!

Steve

 

[Darkstar]

Just wanted to give a thumbs up for wildtalk.

Product arrived next day, it's great quality and dirt cheap. Fantastic service and well recommended.

Steve