Configure Radio Cable

Almost certainly. 498 radio models. 16 radio brands. 12 radio cables, including an open-end cable for anything else. Most brands need one cable. ICOM needs two depending on the model, Motorola three and Yaesu four. Pick your brand and model in the configurator and the right cable ships with the headset. The radio coverage section shows each plug and its wiring so you can check it against your radio.

Order the open-end cable, PS-0116. It has the Hirose plug on the headset end and five colour-coded wires on the other: green Speaker +, red Mic +, gold PTT, blue Speaker - and black Ground. Match each wire to your radio connector using its manual, or have a radio technician wire it.

Yes. Pick your radio, skip the headset step, and the cable ships on its own. It fits any QHR headset you already own.

Yes. Every model has the same locking 6-pin Hirose radio port. Headset Pro and Headset Mesh have two ports, so two radios need two cables.

The coiled cord stretches from 12 to 20 inches, so it reaches a radio on your chest or your belt without a loose loop.

Yes, if it is unopened. Send it back in its sealed packaging any time up to 45 days after delivery, with no return fee. Once opened it is not returnable, but it is still covered by the Warranty. The open-end cable, PS-0116, is final sale because you cut and wire it yourself.

Pick your brand in the radio coverage section. Each cable shows a to-scale drawing of the plug, what to check (how many plugs, the spacing between them, how many contacts) and the full wiring. The downloadable cable guide has the same drawings for every cable plus an index of every supported radio.

Yes. There are cables for ICOM and Yaesu aviation handhelds and a general aviation cable with standard PJ-055 headphone and PJ-068 mic plugs on a Y split. Ham handhelds from Baofeng, Kenwood, ICOM, Yaesu and the other listed brands use their brand cable, and the open-end cable covers the rest.