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  1. Tron

    The problem with radios...

    I'm going to do one for myself anyway. I link various radio systems up over the internet (RoIP) and 446 is one of the standards that I play with. I'm toying with the idea of: small manpack sized case crazy big lead acid battery backup IEC kettle lead socket to an inbuilt mains power supply /...
  2. Tron

    The problem with radios...

    I'm not really thinking of a business as such. I know for a fact that there wouldn't be enough money in it to pay my rent anyway. And yes, you're right about turning a hobby which is fun into pain in the mag pouch. How much will people pay? Well I can see people on here with genuine SUSAT and...
  3. Tron

    The problem with radios...

    I saw their kit and it LOOKED a bit "plastic". Has anyone actually played with this kit to see what it is like? As Baz said above, they look like baofeng / quangsheng / matsushita in a brittle plastic case.
  4. Tron

    The problem with radios...

    Selling loads of PRR's on Ebay. Seems legit. Ah well, as tax payers, we have already paid for them eh? I'll fire him an email and see what occurs. Wait out.
  5. Tron

    The problem with radios...

    Lets face it, the Motorola GP380 is BEGGING to be converted into a PRC152 or similar The GP380 could be programmed to 446 channels, and on low power (1 Watt) wouldn't hurt anyone in reality. However, to stay within the letter of the law, a licence would be required, and if going down that...
  6. Tron

    The problem with radios...

    This is basically what I'm aiming for in the long run.. I am trying to establish some facts, figures and ideas first. If you are going down the British army route in terms of gear, then PRR IS the most accurate bit of kit for inter team comms. PRR was ONLY designed so that team members don't...
  7. Tron

    The problem with radios...

    From what I understand, there aren't many of you who are "loners". Mostly, you belong to a club / group and (mostly) go to pre-arranged games at fairly well organised sites. VCRA has, to some extent reduced the number of "call of duty" kiddies (or their parents) from buying toys they don't...
  8. Tron

    The problem with radios...

    Decent headset: We still had quite a lot of clansman kit when I left. We were seeing the odd bit of Bowman pop up from time to time such as PRR. The headset that came with the PRR was the only bit of kit that had that headset at the time (as far as I saw) so I shall refer to it as "the bowman...
  9. Tron

    The problem with radios...

    Hi guys.. Just joined here as I have lurked for long enough! Background: Ex- British Army (Royal Signals) for 6 years First posting Germany with no deployments but lots of interop exercises. Second posting Germany again with deployment on Telic 3 (Iraq) DAOR 2005 in search of a more stable...
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