Race Car Radios

[Blair Robertshaw]

1 KENWOOD Radio system. Both radios communicate with each as of this mornings test. The car harness was never installed in a car as the in car radio when mounted in the mounting plate worked fine. it has a Crew Chief headset and I think all the components, 2 helmet mic's some connectors, chargers. I drained the batteries and then set them on the chargers, they took the charge, about 3.5 hours to green light. You will see in the link, pics of red charge indicator and then green indicator post charge.
$1000 + shipping

3 Motorola CP 200 radios with headsets. one set is complete, battery is good, takes a and holds a charge. The other has a working battery but it does not fit the charger base. You can get it to charge by putting a small shim into the charger that will push the radio back on to the charging strips but it is not correct. it does work but its not the correct charging base. This could be solved by either buying a new battery same as the other or by buying the correct charge base. All radios transmit to one another. Also to note, the CP 200 use a specific 2 pin connector that the headsets use to plug into the radio.
$375 + shipping

the link to both sets can be found here:

http://s791.photobucket.com/user/br214/library/Racing%20Radios?sort=3&page=1

[Blair Robertshaw]

Bump

[Blair Robertshaw]

Motorola radios are now sold.