Stilo Radio Kit – GT Single Car – 3 Pit

Stilo Radio Kit – GT Single Car – 3 Pit

Stilo Radio Kit – GT Single ( 1 Car and 1 Box)

The basic radio kit is designed for communication via radio between one car and one box.

The Basic Kit includes:
x1 Car radio station powered by the vehicle’s power supply
x1 Antenna for the car
x1 PTT (Push-To-Talk) button
x3 Portable radio
x3 Headset with a microphone
x1 A case for easy transport and recharging of all radio devices and the headset

The driver will have a radio connected to his helmet, along with a car antenna and the PTT button to control when to start and stop communications. The engineer, on the other hand, will have a portable radio with an antenna and belt clip, as well as a headset with a noise-canceling microphone and a connection cable for the portable radio.

Communication can also be extended from one engineer to multiple people in the box using the Radio Team Kit version, which includes three portable radios for the pit.

Both versions can be customised based on the type of car and the preferred radio devices, whether analog, digital, or advanced digital. GT cars can utilise a car radio powered by the vehicle’s battery, while Formula single-seaters will use a portable radio. All kits come with a practical case for transporting and recharging the radio devices and headset. Additionally, radio programming software cables are included for maximum flexibility and ease of use during any race.

Like all radio systems, the BASIC and TEAM kits can be integrated into a larger system by simply modifying the device programming.

Key Features:
– The radio system can be extended or modified at any time.
– Each device can be set to listen and transmit on desired channels.
– You can listen to multiple radio channels using a single system.
– The configuration of the radio system can be modified by programming the devices.
– Coverage operates independently of telephone lines and SIM cards.
– Ease of use: simply turn on the devices and use them without additional connections or pairings.

Advantages of Digital Radios:
– Improved communication quality due to digital conversion and DSP organisation.
– Complete absence of background crackles, even with a poor signal.
– Enhanced signal-to-noise ratio, frequency response, and dynamic range.
– High privacy levels with the option to encrypt communications.
– More efficient use of the radio spectrum, allowing two simultaneous communications on a single radio channel.

Advantages of Advanced Digital Radios:
– In addition to the benefits of standard digital radios, the advanced system also offers:
– Multiple radio configurations that can be quickly set through the keyboard (e.g., mechanic, engineer, delivery service, tire changer, etc.).
– Customisable keyboard functions and options for the radio.
– Improved integration into complex radio systems.
– The ability to display the name of the radio that is transmitting.