MH180V tactical bone conduction headset

The MH180V tactical bone conduction headset allows the operator to receive radio communications through his/her facial bones, leaving both ears free to maintain 360 degrees of situational and directional awareness. The audio transducers, located inside the headset sidepiece housings, are positioned in front of the ears. incoming radio transmissions are transferred to the transducers, then through the temporal bones of the face and received in the inner ear. To attain additional stability when worn, a fully adjustable nylon and velcro head strap is included. The MH180V is the world's only tactical bone conduction headset offering an operator the choice from one of four differing vertical stainless steel head frame sizes to ensure a secure and comfortable personal fit. The distinctive design of the MH180V allows the operator to position the waterproof, noise canceling boom microphone on the left or right side of the face ensuring an unobstructed cheek weld when using a long weapon. Custom cable lengths are available along with nearly 20 push-to-talk assemblies, remote switches, remote volume controls and other options to choose from - allowing the individual operator, team, squad, brigade, battalion or regiment to customize their comms system.

"J" Push to Talk

Constructed of high-impact polycarbonate measuring 2 1/2" w x 1 1/4" h x 5/8" d. The easily accessible PTT actuation switch is available with or without a protective shroud. Heavy duty strain and stress reliefs provide added protection and reliability for the headset and radio interface cables. A stainless steel alligator clip with protective rubber grips, allows for simple and firm positioning on a belt, lbe or molle vest.