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Accessories & Gear / MBTR replica
« on: April 03, 2010, 06:41:41 AM »
Not 100% this belongs in this thread but I don't think it needs its own. For those who want a very, very realistic radio setup with a just plain powerful radio.. Dragon Red airsoft of HK custom makes these.. They are AN/PRC 148 Replicas with the following features:
Here are some pics. The newest gen (4th) should be coming out soon. My biggest 'like' about these is that you can use those U-329 connectors that come with a lot of issue Peltor/MSA kits. Making those $250 PTT's useful.
A note, the guy who makes them has had some customers have complaints that their real headsets were not transmitting sound. This was found to be an issue because some mics are using an electrodynamic microphone, however he includes a free Electret condenser microphone that takes just a few seconds to solder on.
Once I sell some stuff I plan on ordering the 4th gen and doing a writeup. They are a worthy radio from what I have read. For a fraction of the cost of a real MBITR, you get a pretty damn good replica.
Link to buy: http://dragonredairsoft.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=26&products_id=49
Cost: $300-370
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And the whip antenna they sell for $28, I believe it should be SMC like the real deal.
And for reference, this is a U-283/U panel connector. It's what the Thales AN/PRC 148/152 radios use.
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Features:
Frequency: 400-470MHZ
Channels: 99
chable battery compartment design just as real ones.
Comes with rechargable lipo batteries(4V,2000MAH), last 2-3 days!!
wall mount charger(110V-240V)
Ouput power: 5W
Frequence reprogrammable
Support Morse code
Battery low alert
Support CTCSS
Software upgradable
Support image transfer in the future by sofware upgrade
Range is about 20KM
The radio box was made of aluminum,very durable
Comes with built-in microphone and speaker
Comes with whip antenna
Fully functional buttons
Adjustable frequence stepping(12.5KHZ/25KHZ)
Military U-283 headset pannel
Here are some pics. The newest gen (4th) should be coming out soon. My biggest 'like' about these is that you can use those U-329 connectors that come with a lot of issue Peltor/MSA kits. Making those $250 PTT's useful.
A note, the guy who makes them has had some customers have complaints that their real headsets were not transmitting sound. This was found to be an issue because some mics are using an electrodynamic microphone, however he includes a free Electret condenser microphone that takes just a few seconds to solder on.
Once I sell some stuff I plan on ordering the 4th gen and doing a writeup. They are a worthy radio from what I have read. For a fraction of the cost of a real MBITR, you get a pretty damn good replica.
Link to buy: http://dragonredairsoft.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=26&products_id=49
Cost: $300-370
.
And the whip antenna they sell for $28, I believe it should be SMC like the real deal.
And for reference, this is a U-283/U panel connector. It's what the Thales AN/PRC 148/152 radios use.