RRP6100 Two-Person Intercom Kit with Helmet Kits - Rugged Radios RACE SERIES
6100-2P-HK-NO-DSP
The Rugged Radios RACE SERIES RRP6100 Two-Person Intercom Kit with Helmet Kits pairs a two-person RRP6100 intercom with helmet kits for a driver and co-driver who need to communicate through race helmets. It is useful when engine noise, helmets, and the distance between seats make ordinary conversation difficult, whether the crew is calling a line through rocks or discussing the next section of a racecourse.
Independent volume controls let each occupant set a usable listening level, while the driver-isolate switch can direct connected radio traffic to the co-driver. Switchable side tone and the optional installed DSP chips provide further control over the audio setup. Radio and auxiliary-device connections require the appropriate separate adapters or jumpers, so plan the complete wiring arrangement before closing the dash.
Includes:
- RRP6100 two-person intercom kit
- Helmet kits
- Installed DSP chips only with the selected DSP option
Specifications
| Part Number | 6100-2P-HK-NO-DSP 6100-2P-HK-DSP-INSTALL |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Race Kits |
| Primary Application | Helmet-equipped two-person race cockpits; Driver/co-driver communication with optional connected radio |
| Manufacturer / brand | Rugged Radios |
| Users | Two-person system |
| Controls | Independent volumes; side tone; driver isolation |
| Expansion | Rear AUX port; separate adapters/jumpers |
| Select Your DSP Option | No - Don't Install DSP Chips; Yes - Install DSP Chips |
Fitment
Common Uses:
- Helmet-equipped two-person race cockpits
- Driver/co-driver communication with optional connected radio
Fitment Notes:
Use the correct helmet/intercom wiring and radio jumper for the communication system. Peripheral adapters and jumpers are sold separately.
FAQs
Is DSP standard on both variants?
No. Select the variant with installed DSP chips to include that upgrade.
Can the driver and co-driver use different volumes?
Yes. The RRP6100 provides independent driver and co-driver volume controls.
What is the driver-isolate switch for?
When selected, it directs connected radio traffic to the co-driver so the driver can concentrate on driving.
What connections or fitment does this require?
Use the correct helmet/intercom wiring and radio jumper for the communication system. Peripheral adapters and jumpers are sold separately.
What is supplied with this listing?
RRP6100 two-person intercom kit; Helmet kits; Installed DSP chips only with the selected DSP option.
