Abstract: A headset mount allows a headset to be rapidly connected to a rail system of a helmet and to be readily adjustable by a user upon being mounted to the helmet. The headset mount includes a housing, a wireform, a pivot mount, and a yoke. The housing may be configured to engage with a rail system of the helmet. The wireform has a first end pivotally connected to the housing for rotational movement relative to the rail system about a first axis. The pivot mount is slidably connected to the wireform at a second end of the wireform. The pivot mount is movable along a portion of the wireform, along a second axis. The yoke is connected to the pivot mount for rotation about a third axis and is connectable to the earpiece to permit the earpiece to rotate about a fourth axis.

Abstract: A remote speaker microphone having a directional microphone, a speaker, and a housing. The housing has a first portion sized to contain the speaker and a second portion sized to contain the directional microphone. The second portion defines a front port positioned adjacent the front surface of the directional microphone and a rear port positioned adjacent the rear surface of the directional microphone. The housing is configured to minimize the distance that sound waves travel within the housing before impacting on the sound receiving surfaces of the microphone.

Abstract: A remote speaker microphone having a directional microphone, a speaker, and a housing. The housing has a first portion sized to contain the speaker and a second portion sized to contain the directional microphone. The second portion defines a front port positioned adjacent the front surface of the directional microphone and a rear port positioned adjacent the rear surface of the directional microphone. The housing is configured to minimize the distance that sound waves travel within the housing before impacting on the sound receiving surfaces of the microphone.