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Advancing Police Motorcycle Communications Since 1972
1972
Setcom invents the first Police Motorcycle ComKit .
Motor officers are now able to communicate with the
dispatcher without removing their hand from the handlebar.
High speed pursuits become a whole lot safer. Some
officers claim the Setcom ComKit is as important to their
safety as their helmet and boots.
1990’s
By the 1990’s Setcom has introduced the KA series helmet kits allowing
the elimination of the beltbox for motorcycle-mounted radio configurations.
Product line has expanded to include portable/mobile combination systems and
integration of the public address system. Several competitors have come and gone
leaving departments stranded for spare parts, technical support or for upgrading to
new radios. Setcom offers a full range of parts, service and upgrades for every
ComKit it has ever produced.
2002
Setcom Introduces the SuperMic
When dismounted but still wearing a helmet,
this design allows an officer to communicate
through the helmet kit when the SuperMic
PTT is keyed. With the helmet removed, the
SuperMic speaker and microphone automatically
become active allowing it to be used in a normal
fashion. When connected to
the motorcycle harness,
the helmet kit is automatically
switched to the motorcycle-mounted radio and PA system.
Available for portable-only and portable/mobile configurations with or
without PA system interface. When used with Motorola JEDI Series radios
and many other portables, the SuperMic also eliminates the need for a beltbox.
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