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Hello? Is This Thing On? Sportys Eliminates Stuck Mics!

A new device from Sportys, the 'Radio Check,' lets you easily check whether your keying circuit is operating properly. Simply mount the compact Radio Check anywhere on your panel and turn it on. When you transmit, the red indicator light will light up and flash as you talk, confirming a transmission.

If the red light is on, but you're not talking, you'll know you have a stuck mic. If you're pressing the push-to-talk switch but do not see the light on Radio Check, you are not transmitting.

Radio Check includes a jack for monitoring transmissions with a headset, if desired. You hear just what Air Traffic Control hears. No installation is required; the Radio Check attaches with Velcro (included) and uses one 9V battery (not included). The Radio Check [3903A] is available for $69.95.

FMI: www.sportys.com

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