The GME IP67 Speaker Microphone hooks straight into TX685, TX6150 and TX6155 handhelds so you can run the radio on your belt and keep the mic up near your mouth. The twin-pin plug mates with the standard accessory port on those sets and keeps the connection tidy when you are bouncing along a corrugated track or working around the ute. The mic housing is sealed to an IP67 rating which means dust tight and fine with short dunks in up to a metre of water. The shell is solid plastic with a metal belt clip on the back so it hangs on well to work shirts or harness straps. The cable is strain-relieved at both ends to cope with day-to-day flex from the bush to the beach without giving up early which makes it a smart buy for regular radio use.

• GME MC010 IP67-rated speaker microphone
• Suits GME TX685 handheld UHF radios
• Suits GME TX6150 handheld UHF radios
• Suits GME TX6155 handheld UHF radios
• IP67 housing is dust tight and waterproof to 1 m
• Rear clip mounts to clothing or harness straps
• Twin-pin plug mates with GME accessory port
• Strain-relieved cable connection for durability
• Compact handheld form factor for field use
• Sold as microphone only with no radio included

Q: Does this speaker microphone include a handheld radio?

No, this speaker microphone does not include a handheld radio. It is an accessory that plugs into compatible GME handhelds. You will need a TX685, TX6150 or TX6155 radio already on hand. The mic simply replaces or supplements the standard on-radio microphone setup.

Q: Can I use this microphone with other GME handheld models?

This microphone is listed as suiting only the TX685, TX6150 and TX6155. Other models may use different connectors or pin layouts. Sticking to the specified radios avoids compatibility or audio issues. If you run a different handheld, check that model for its dedicated accessory mics.

Q: What does the IP67 rating actually mean for this mic?

IP67 means the microphone housing is dust tight and tested for temporary immersion in water up to about one metre. It is well suited to heavy rain, spray and dusty tracks. It is not intended for extended underwater use. After a dunk, it is still good practice to dry the unit off.

Q: How is the microphone usually mounted during use?

The microphone has a clip on the rear that attaches to clothing or straps. Most people clip it to a shirt front, jacket lapel or harness. This keeps the radio on a belt while the mic sits up near your mouth. The short lead length suits this close-in mounting style.

• Suits GME TX685 handheld UHF radio
• Suits GME TX6150 handheld UHF radio
• Suits GME TX6155 handheld UHF radio
• Connects via twin 2-pin audio plug on radio
• Intended for handheld radio communication use