Jetfon JR-4002 Handheld Speaker-Microphone with Coiled Cable and PTT for Dual-Pin “K” Walkie-Talkies

  • REF: JR4015

Handheld speaker-microphone with PTT and coiled cord.

Jetfon JR-4002 handheld speaker-microphone featuring a flexible coiled cable and a robust push-to-talk (PTT) button. It also includes a convenient 3.5 mm jack auxiliary input for an earpiece-microphone, providing maximum versatility for mobile communications with compatible dual-pin two-way radios.


Main Features

  • Ergonomic Handheld Operation: Allows you to communicate comfortably without needing to unclip your walkie-talkie from your belt or carrier.
  • 3.5 mm Audio Jack: Equipped with an auxiliary port to plug in an external earpiece-microphone when private listening is needed.
  • Wide Compatibility: Engineered to work seamlessly with popular transceiver brands including Kenwood, Dynascan, Baofeng, Wouxun, Kombix, and Adi.
  • Durable Coiled Cable: Offers great elasticity and high resistance against everyday intensive wear and tear.

Technical Specifications

Feature Specification
Device Type Handheld Speaker-Microphone
Radio Connector Dual “K” type connector (Kenwood standard)
Auxiliary Audio Input 3.5 mm jack port for earpiece
Key Features Integrated PTT button and stretchable coiled cord

Confirmed Compatibility

  • Kenwood: TK-3201, TK-3301, TK-3501, TK-3401D, TK-2000/3000, TK-3140, TK-3160, TK-260/270, TK-260G/360G, TK-360/370, TK-270G/370G, TK-248/348, TK-2100/3100, TK-2160/3160, and UBZ-LH68
  • Dynascan: DB-48, DB-50, DB-75, DB-92, R-46, L-44, L-99, V-100, V-200, V-300, V-400, V-500, U-510, V-440, DB-8, RD-5, R-77, DB-78, DB-65, L-88, SF-22, RL-300, and R-400
  • Kombix: RL-120V and RL-240
  • Adi: AF-16 and AF-46
  • Baofeng: UV-5R and UV-3RPLUS
  • Wouxun: All models utilizing the K-type connector

Frequently Asked Questions

Can an external earpiece be connected to this speaker-microphone?

Yes, it features an integrated 3.5 mm jack port that allows you to plug in an earphone or earpiece for private listening.

What type of connector does it use to plug into the walkie-talkie?

It uses a standard dual-pin “K” connector, making it compatible with a wide range of transceivers from brands like Kenwood, Baofeng, Wouxun, and Dynascan.