NX9003+ ADVANCED DIGITAL RADIO SYSTEM FOR SINGLE SEATER GT LMP & SALOON CARS

NEW NOW WITH DSP4.5 NOISE CANCELLING

Complete Digital System for 1 x driver 1 x car and 1 x engineer

The new Autotel NX9003 system offers advanced digital communications systems for single seater and Formula cars as well as GT, Sportscars and Saloon cars. The Kenwood car radio unit runs from the car 12 volt power as standard with integrated 12volt power converter and filter. (battery only version also available) The special car radio loom is fitted with our New adaptive DSP4.5 digital noise cancelling to give the best possible communications in all applications. DSP4.5 auto adjusts the radio to match our new high noise microphone option or more conventional microphones. This allows the system to use a mix of driver microphones on the system and take advantage of the latest technology.

Exceptional results can now be achieved using Digital Mode in virtually any Race Car using our range of helmet kits and microphones combined with the DSP4.5 noise cancelling system fitted as standard. We also offer a Balaclava microphone system which is ideal for extreme high noise is encountered.

Digital system offer and much improved performance in range and voice clarity over the equivalent analogue system, in a race car situation. However, for some longer tracks we recommend the RR4000S digital repeater to guarantee full track coverage.

12 volt Car Option

We now offer the new NX9003+ 12volt lightweight car option with a car radio weight of 685 grams still retaining a smaller car unit.

NX9003 Key Benefits

Car and Pit calls can be monitored without scanning... No more lost first words from slow scanning.

Secure, digital conversations... No more eavesdropping.

Clear, crisp, digital conversation... Consistent voice quality and volume.

Inherent digital noise cancelling... Ideal for high noise applications.

Immunity to interference... Digital radio is far less likely to be affected by pit lane interference.

Improved range... Narrow band digital radio gives a better usable range than analogue systems and is also more immune to high vehicle electrical interference that often reduces range.