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Midland Referee Communication System - 2 Pack

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This Referee Communication System by Midland makes on-field game communication for your crew quick and easy! Works great for training, too.

Each package includes 2 radios, 2 headsets (2 microphones and ear pieces) and 1 charger. Buy multiple packs up to your crew size. (Example: Crew of 4, grab 2 packs.)

Each crew member: clip a radio to your belt, clip your microphone to your collar and put in the ear piece. Set your radio to the same channel. Now your crew can communicate hands-free with voice-activation just like officials at the collegiate and pro levels.

Features

Package includes 2 radios, 2 Surveillance Headsets, 1 charger for both radios
Radio easily clips to your belt
Push to Talk Microphone easily clips to the zipper placket on your shirt or collar.
22 Channels Plus 14 Extra Channels - Crisp, clear communication with easy button access
Xtreme Range* - Up to 30 miles
121 Privacy Codes - Gives you up to 2662 channels options to block other conversations
NOAA Weather Alert Radio with Weather Scan - Automatically locks on to your local weather channel and alerts you to severe weather
Silent Operation - Turns off all tones
HI/LO Power Settings - Lets you adjust transmit power to conserve battery life
eVOX - Hands Free Operation (3 Levels) - Easy voice activation
Monitor - Checks for any activity within your channel
Dual Power Options - Uses 3 "AAA" batteries (not included) or rechargeable battery pack (included)
3-Year Warranty
Dimensions - 2.19'' x 6.09'' x 1.27''

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Official Review: Midland Referee Communication System

Ty and Brandon show you how easy these Midland Radios are to use and the benefits they provide referees and umpires.

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October 11, 2020

I would like to say these radios are great, except out of the 3 pairs I got, 1 of the radios is not charging properly. I have sent an email back, but yeah it's ok. I might just order another one. Thanks again Ump-Attire.com team.

September 8, 2020

Due to Covid-19, this is our 1st time to be able to on-field communication. This is excellent for the price. No need to spend several hundred dollars. These work great.

September 1, 2020

Through 2 weeks, we are seeing how much this referee communication system helps! Great equipment to have for football. Glad Arkansas finally got on board to allow us to use them!

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Questions About This Product

What’s the battery life on the low power setting? I’m a Volleyball official, and we often work 12 hours at tournaments. A lot of Volleyball officials are looking at the soccer radio sets, but a friend said he liked these a lot, and the earpiece looks more comfortable.
– Vance Pitman

In my experience with these referee communication systems for football, the battery life on the lower power setting is about 6-10 hours. The earpieces are comfortable, and I like the push to talk feature so that the communication lines aren't open at all the time, hearing the excess noises going on around the game. One advantage to these, is they can be powered by a rechargeable battery pack (included), or AAA batteries (not included), so it would be possible to start your day with a full charge, and if it runs out before the last game has completed, you have AAA batteries on hand to swap out and be back in communication.

– Brandon Lawson
Support Specialist, Pro Umpire School Graduate and Umpire, Football Official & Basketball Referee

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Q:	How heavy are the radios? Soccer referees don't have belts on which to clip the radios, so we need to wear them on our arms. – Dallon Christensen
A:	The radios weigh 5oz each with the battery. – Ty Unthank Communication & Service Specialist, Pro Umpire School Graduate and Umpire

Q:	Concerning the Midland communication system. Our association currently operates with a 5 man crew. Since the Midland system includes 2 radios per set, is it possible to purchase one individual radio including headset / microphone? – Gary Sanchez
A:	These radios are packaged and sold in a 2-pack. We are unable to sell a single radio alone. It could be beneficial to have an extra radio for the score/clock operator or simply to have an extra radio incase one fails or has a low battery at game-time. – Brandon Lawson Support Specialist, Pro Umpire School Graduate and Umpire, Football Official & Basketball Referee

Q:	Is the radio safe to use in in the rain? – Bradley Pylant
A:	These radios are water resistant. If you are concerned about working during heavy rains, wrapping a plastic bag around the radio should keep it safe. – Josh Mann Pro School Umpire Graduate

Q:	Can you buy an individual charger for the radio? – Bradley Bock
A:	Absolutely! You can find the charger here. – Brandon Lawson Support Specialist, Pro Umpire School Graduate and Umpire, Football Official & Basketball Referee

Q:	Each time you want to communicate with your partner do you need to push any buttons or move any switches in order to talk? Or is the communication constantly on and you simply speak in the microphone and talk? – Bob Dwyer
A:	There are two communication settings, Push To Talk (PTT) and Voice Operated Exchange (VOX). PTT will require a button to be pushed, either at the lapel microphone or at the radio body. VOX will allow you to simply speak into the lapel microphone to activate a transmission. – Ty Unthank Communication & Service Specialist, Pro Umpire School Graduate and Umpire