New 90deg Pro Hole Mount Push To Talk (PTT)

Sampson Racing Communications NEW Professional Hole mount push to talk with coil cord. Features a 90deg bend at steering wheel, a high-bend test cable and industry standard 3-pin connector for IMSA or NASACR car harness connections

The SRC hole mount push-to-talk (PTT) switch is a device used in racing radios or communication systems to facilitate easy and quick communication between team members or drivers during a race. This type of PTT switch is designed to be mounted through a hole in a panel or surface, providing a convenient way to access the PTT button.

Here are some steps you can follow to install a hole mount PTT switch for the Sampson racing radios system:

1. Gather Materials:

   • Hole mount PTT switch
   • Mounting hardware (if not included)
   • 3/8" drill bit and drill, along with appropriate tools
   • SRC Racing radio harness

2. Select a Location:

   • Choose a suitable location on the panel or wheel where you want to mount the PTT switch. This should be easily accessible to the user.

3. Drill a Hole:

   • Using an appropriately sized drill bit, create 2 holes in the chosen location.

4. Insert the PTT Switch:

   • Insert the threaded portion of the PTT switch through the hole from the front side of the panel.

5. Secure the PTT Switch:

   • On the backside of the panel, secure the PTT switch in place using the provided mounting hardware. This typically involves tightening a nut or using a lock washer to hold the switch firmly in position.

6. Connect the Wiring:

   • Connect the wiring of the PTT switch to your racing radio system. This may involve attaching wires to terminals on the back of the switch.

7. Test the PTT Switch:

   • Before finalizing the installation, test the PTT switch to ensure it's functioning properly. Press the button and check if it successfully transmits a signal to the radio system.

8. Finalize the Installation:

   • Once you're satisfied with the placement and functionality of the PTT switch, make any necessary adjustments and ensure all connections are secure and coil cord is attached to the wheel along with under the dash.

9. Tighten and Seal (Optional):

   • If provided, use a wrench or tool to tighten the nut on the backside of the switch to ensure it's securely fastened.

10. Safety and Functionality Check:

    • Perform a final check to ensure that the PTT switch is securely mounted and functions properly. Test it one more time to be certain.

Remember to consult the manufacturer's instructions and guidelines specific to your racing radio system and PTT switch, as there may be variations in installation procedures. Always prioritize safety and functionality when installing any electronic components in a racing environment.

 

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What are auto racing radios?

Racing Radios for Auto and Boats

In racing, communications should be established at all times among the team members. With the roar of the motor and other sounds potentially drowning out communications, auto or boat racing digital radios can be used by the team to connect with each other. Whether it is the NASCAR, IRL, SCCA, NASA, or many other racing organisations, choosing the right racing tools keeps everyone in communications.

What are racing radios?

Car or boat racing communications equipment is a must at any race event. This equipment can also be used in road racing, off-roading, outdoor water sports, and recreational vehicle activities. A complete radio package often includes a coiled headset, a programmable radio system, scanner, receiver, and necessary cables and cords.The headset unit can be adaptable to a helmet for hands-free operations.

What are the features of a car or boat racing radio?

Quality in car communications starts with a noise cancelling helmet kit, a shield car/boat harness and a steering wheel mounted push to talk. Depending on the distance, a team might also want to add a roof mount antenna.

How do you choose an auto racing radio?

Like any essential component, a car racing radio connects all team members at critical points of the course. When choosing the right tool for your team, here are several things to consider when checking out this accessory:

• Radio Quality: A quality radio will be used for many years without any issues. Digital racing radios are very popular and offer 100% communications
• Digital vs Analog: Digital radios offer full track coverage up to 4 miles, 100% clear communications and are 100% private. Analog radios are less money and offer track coverage (with static) up to 4 miles.
• UHF vs VHF: A versatile radio kit can be programmed to adapt to the standard UHF or VHF frequencies and channel for race track events. VHF is used for off road, aviation and marine environments (open line of sight). UHF is used for road racing tracks where hills, trees, and buildings are located.

Why do you need racing radios?

Communications between the pit crew, driver, and other team members should be established at the start. Clear audio should also be maintained throughout the race. These analog or digital tools ensure safety, security and other team notifications are transmitted in a clear and precise radio call. While on the track, drivers are separated from the rest of the team. With a functional car racing radio and headset, a spotter is able to see an incoming hazards or system safety issue while a driver navigates the track. With a radio and headset on hand, any member of the team can also send notice, ahead of time, if the car has tire, engine, or any system issues. This gives the pit crew time to prep and get you back on the track.

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Push To Talk Quick Dash Disconnect

A "quick disconnect" in the context of PTT could refer to a mechanism or device that allows for the rapid detachment of the PTT button from the radio or communication system. This can be useful for situations where the user needs to quickly release the PTT button without fumbling with the connection.

Quick disconnects for PTT buttons may come in various forms depending on the specific equipment and setup being used. They could be simple snap-on/snap-off connectors, magnetic connections, or other specialized mechanisms designed to allow for fast and easy detachment.

If you're looking for a specific type of PTT quick disconnect or need advice on a particular application, it would be best to consult the user manual or documentation of the equipment you're using, or to contact the manufacturer or supplier for guidance.

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