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ThunderCactus · August 2nd, 2013, 14:58

I've had an old NT2 that was really good to me but they didn't make it in the motorola 2pin I needed so I had an adapter that ended up not working out well.
Went to a $25 motorola specific cheapo throat mic that worked alright as well.
Then upgraded to an NT3 that was great until the white wire between the pods frayed and garbled everything
Got an NT3 black ops, that worked alright until my GP68 failed, which caused a cascade of other failures over 3 radios and another throat mic.
So despite having initially good success with them, I'd say my opinion of them is otherwise marred by having shitty radio failures.

So they fixed the problem with the cable between the pods and now have it run through the silicone strap instead of nestled in it (which it never stayed). But I found the gen2 transponders were better at picking up my whispering than the gen3 transponders.

I was going to pickup a GP3 for skidooing as well, can't see anything wrong with it for that purpose. I'm using a cheap helmet system now that has a mic, but I'd prefer a throat mic.

What's everyone else's experience with them?

August 2nd, 2013, 14:58	#1
ThunderCactus Not Eye Safe, Pretty Boy Maximus on the field take his picture! Trader rating Join Date: Feb 2007	Who else tried IASUS throat mics? I've had an old NT2 that was really good to me but they didn't make it in the motorola 2pin I needed so I had an adapter that ended up not working out well. Went to a $25 motorola specific cheapo throat mic that worked alright as well. Then upgraded to an NT3 that was great until the white wire between the pods frayed and garbled everything Got an NT3 black ops, that worked alright until my GP68 failed, which caused a cascade of other failures over 3 radios and another throat mic. So despite having initially good success with them, I'd say my opinion of them is otherwise marred by having shitty radio failures. So they fixed the problem with the cable between the pods and now have it run through the silicone strap instead of nestled in it (which it never stayed). But I found the gen2 transponders were better at picking up my whispering than the gen3 transponders. I was going to pickup a GP3 for skidooing as well, can't see anything wrong with it for that purpose. I'm using a cheap helmet system now that has a mic, but I'd prefer a throat mic. What's everyone else's experience with them?