PCI Race Radios and Icom Bring Their Shared Love of Communications Together for Racing Innovation

 

PCI Race Radios and Icom know if a driver wants to win an off-road race, they must have a state-of-the-art communication system. And poor communication can cost a driver more than a win; it could make the difference between finishing a race or a DNF.

Icom, a leading communication solutions provider, and PCI Race Radios, a pioneer in race communication solutions, have forged a strong partnership built on a mutual desire to overcome challenges and innovate. PCI Race Radios, known for integrating radio communications into off-road vehicles since 1972, offers Icom’s Co-Driver Package, priced at an accessible $339.99.  This radio package’s design’s simplicity and ease of use embody Icom’s dedication to providing reliable and high-quality communication tools tailored for co-drivers in racing scenarios.

One satisfied customer, Steve, praises the effectiveness of the Icom radio in his side-by-side racing vehicle and plans to upgrade his truck with a complete system: the user-friendly design and dependable performance showcase PCI Race Radios’ commitment to enhancing communication in the racing world. Now led by Scott Steinberger, PCI continues to support numerous off-road events and has incorporated Icom’s technology into its customized vehicle intercom systems. As the partnership evolves, there is potential for integrating satellite PTT and IP-based devices running on satellite networks, promising a bright future for both companies.

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