Replacement for Motorola RDV5100 Two-Way Radio Shoulder Speaker Microphone - Handheld Push-to-Talk (PTT) Mic Compatible with Motorola RDV5100 - Headset for Security and Surveillance

[Music] everybody what's up this is Brandon to interact today we're going to be talking about literal or radio earpieces alright now before you choose near peace you want to find out what type of radio connector you have by the way if you need help at any time feel free to give us a call at eight eight eight seven four two five eight nine three and a specialist will be able to help you out alright so if you have a radio handy look on the front or maybe the side and you might see a model number if not there try taking off the battery and on the back of the radio you'll see a little white sticker and it should say a model number on there but again if you don't find it feel free to give us a call we'd be glad to help you out alright now let's take a look at your Motorola radio connector options first you've got the m1 connector which is a two prong connection and that's gonna be for most o