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The MP30 is a smaller, lighter, and lower cost alternative to the MP50 and includes many of the same comprehensive features. Axnes Photo

Axnes announces new MP30 wireless intercom

Axnes Press Release | March 7, 2017

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Wireless intercom technology innovator, Axnes, has announced the introduction of the new MP30 handheld transceiver as a follow-on to the MP50 unit debuted last year. The MP30 is a smaller, lighter, and lower cost alternative to the MP50 and includes many of the same comprehensive features. These include single band UHF frequencies, full duplex transmission and reception, built-in noise and echo cancelling, along with secure proprietary waveform and protocol technology, all encased in rugged water and dust resistant aircraft grade aluminum housing.

The MP30 is a smaller, lighter, and lower cost alternative to the MP50 and includes many of the same comprehensive features. Axnes Photo
The MP30 is a smaller, lighter, and lower cost alternative to the MP50 and includes many of the same comprehensive features. Axnes Photo

Common headset and microphone connections along with a 20G certified charging cradle that integrates into aircraft, marine, or ground vehicles, are standard equipment.

Other robust features include a battery life of up to 15 hours of continuous operation or 40 hours of standby capability and the latest airborne environmental and software standards. A night vision goggle (NVG) compatible screen with both voice activated (VOX) and push to talk (PTT) function allow users to easily integrate the MP30 into multiple critical and routine civil and military mission profiles. Secure voice technology ensures that communications by MP30 handheld users cannot be compromised by others.

Options for the new MP30 include GPS positioning, AES 256 software encryption, and custom headset or helmet connector options available for quantity orders. The new MP30 can be seen during the Axnes press event on Wednesday, March 8, 2017, beginning at 2 p.m. at exhibit #7452 during the Helicopter Association International (HAI) Heli-Expo, which takes place from March 7 to 9, 2017, in Dallas, Texas.

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