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@larrylezon1590 I appreciate it Larry! Nice to meet ya!

@WRJK988 Was it you that told me that 4 or 5 months ago? I have a few because of a reply from a viewer. These antennas are all older so I have to use adapters to run BNC.

@FirstUnitedTactical I don't think it was me, but I'm a firm believer in BNC connections for frequently removed antennas. I have bought a lot of the SMA to BNC adapters for all of my VHF/UHF antennas and radios, HT and Mobiles.

@johnndavis7647 This set up isn't for a permanent radio. This is more for emergency use if your handheld dies while hiking or whatever. You always want to use a handheld, mobile or base radio when you are talking on a "normal" level to friends and family. Theres no way to recharge this battery without household 110 power, so that makes it emergency use only. But yes, you can control Low, Medium, High power settings on the radio.

@observationpostcharlie1365 I know it. Theres a program I use to cut them down, and I had them set for less than 30 seconds. The new ones are up to 1 min. I only do 2 a locations, 5 mile and 8 mile. 8 mile has the cows, 5 is just a field.

YEP! You will have a good setup!

Ailunce HA1G

@ricdonato4328 Yes, the Abbree antennas are tuned specifically for GMRS where most of the Tidradio 771's that shipped with radios are HAM. These are new GMRS tuned antennas. I haven't had a chance to field test against other antennas due to weather, but I will get a good video on that soon!

@@Rusted_Link Where can I see it?????

UA-cam doesn't allow links anymore.

@Rusted_Link I can put a link here to any of my Amazon products or any of my videos. What kind of link is it blocking?

ua-cam.com/video/DKa4wJ9cCsM/v-deo.htmlsi=98cm3dJVpOuvq-up

@Rusted_Link That's an awesome setup!

@@tc1uscg65 Yeah, I have a few ammo cans laying around here I was gonna do, but, ya know! This is much easier and also has a shoulder strap!

@@reloadnorth7722 Tram 1126B

@@FirstUnitedTactical Thankyou

@nicke.3011 True, but someone will get some use out if this video...

@@FirstUnitedTacticalI will for sure

@daviddrago9360 Glad I could help!

@@kidbach 12v 3Ah 36wh. BLF-1203W

@FirstUnitedTactical thanks!

@robert4027 I just put it together. I tried to do a field test this morning but too much rain and 99% humidity made transmission horrible. It will be better than a handheld, but this should only be used in emergency because it takes 110 to charge the battery. Solar won't do it.

@FirstUnitedTactical understandable

@@MrHugo61 That's a clip from the main UA-cam full video. All of the links and stuff are on that description.

@@MrHugo61 ua-cam.com/video/EBC1SsxYuDY/v-deo.htmlsi=UCHNYBmp5nbJ0e4z

I don’t understand the concept of your video you talk about this radio, but you do not show it or included in a link below of your video

@@frankgeis6064 ua-cam.com/video/EBC1SsxYuDY/v-deo.htmlsi=vTHPYIM3aoVGHqkv These shorts are automatically clipped from the main video and posted on social media. That link is the full video link on UA-cam.

@ Thank you appreciate it

@DaytonaJim78 I'm gonna save someone's life dammit! 🤣🤣

@ lol

@@marcusalancate1782 I appreciate that Marcus. Merry Christmas to you as well!

@@MissingLinkMTB So it still gave you 10% off that sale price?

Go to Tidradio.com and select the model you have, HAM, GMRS, or Unlocked. Download that software and it will tell you the current version. The version in your radio is Menu option 42.

I'm sorry, I didn't catch exactly what radio is? Can I unlock it?

@@terryshrives8322 Here's the full video. The unlock link is in the description. This is just a small clip from the main UA-cam review. ua-cam.com/video/EBC1SsxYuDY/v-deo.htmlsi=UCHNYBmp5nbJ0e4z

@terryshrives8322 Ailunce HA1G

I actually thought about doing that. I was thinking of adding a normal 12' - 16' coax for mobile with mag mount then cutting down a pizza pan to fit in the bag. The only problem is the antenna would be very low to the ground and it needs to be up high. In the test, I'm just going to hold the bag up over my head...

@olacop No one knows. This bag would only be used as an emergency, so hopefully not used too much. I will be talking about how important it us to carry a solar charger to keep your handheld going at the same time. I wish there was an indicator, but there isn't. I will be testing it this weekend with field tests, then I will monitor the time it takes to recharge. It took 2 hours to charge from totally dead. That's the baseline for the charging time.

@SignalJones Yep, and I just got my hands on the newest one with a brighter screen. I'm running field tests tomorrow!!!! Other than the Wouxuns I have, the H3 is still favorite!

@FirstUnitedTactical I've got a couple of H3's, and some Midlands slightly better than bubble packs.

@SignalJones Oh yeah Midland will be a much better quality than budget radios. It, it's crazy how many features the H3's come with. Have you kept up with the firmware updates?

@@FirstUnitedTactical I just got them, so no. 😂

@SignalJones Alright, they are probably updated already. Check the Tidradio.com site and click on H3, then find the software tab. It will tell u the latest version.

@@joeyt684 We will be finding out this weekend. The Diamind SRJ77CA is a 20w antenna, which may be more suitable.

@reloadnorth7722 That Anytone is too wide. Im looking at mine now that I use as a base station radio. You would need to get 1 size larger bag to hold it. Look in the description of this video and click the link for the HAM video I got the idea from. He uses a Yaesu I believe.

@@FirstUnitedTactical Ok, Thankyou

@@markronck3415 I KNOW!!!! I love the GM30's... I've complained to Radioddity about adding them.

@@imtall31 I'm not sure if safe is the correct wording, but I'm going to take it for a field test this weekend (like all my other tests). I'm more worried about 20w that close to my head! There will be a lot of footage with it sitting on my hood and me standing at the length of the mic cord!

@StevieB-jj9fz Yep. Nagoya 771g. Then second is the Abbree 771 and the Diamond SRJ77CA. There's a lot of videos with different antennas and radios.

@@dougtinsley1320 look at the top of the comments or in my description. I have a page with all the links you need.

@FirstUnitedTactical Hi, I saw those links but I was trying to find SMA MALE TO SO259 all in one piece like some of the other connectors that are listed. Perhaps I overlooked it. Thank You from the North Woods, Doug

@@dougtinsley1320 here ya go. It's the very last item: amzn.to/49BTwzO

@@Stev98000 I have a small 10w foldable one. I can't figure out how to make a connection from the USB to the battery .

@DaytonaJim78 nada, sup witchu bud!

Hilarious!!!!!! It's either a Clemson, Georgia or my Vortex! Sometimes I wear a black Sig hat....

You know what???? I bought a small 10w folding solar panel that unfolds and can clip onto the bag, and charge as you are walking. One like that. I forgot to put it in the video!!!!! I'm having a hard time finding a USB plug that will fit the battery itself though.... I hope to test it with other antennas this weekend. Look for it next week, fingers crossed!

@@FirstUnitedTactical It would be really cool if somebody made a cordless tool/drill battery adapter to power things. I do have a USB direct charging adapter for those batteries along with many other things like fans, blowers, lights, and tools. Sliding a 4 or 6+ AH drill battery into that pack would be awesome and versatile in times of need. Let alone the redundancy since most of us have several of those batteries already. You have 12v out of that battery in your video, so why not use a female 12v socket adapter and have at it. Lots of stuff can be placed into that that are off the shelf and 5v USB output. Heck, I still plug a radar detector into one of those in my car. LOL (they still work :-))

@ossqss Could it be as simple as getting a universal power cord for your computer, or radar detector? I thought lithium batteries needed a special kinda juice.... I guess juice is juice tho!

​​@FirstUnitedTactical Helene Vibes WSGF740 It's been crazy in NC doing clean up

@wharris7594 I was in Spartanburg for about 2 months running insurance claims for USAA. While I was there, Travelers Rest was the strongest tower, and Ceasars? I'm praying for you and your family man. It was bad enough with trees splitting houses in two in SC. Yall stay safe and warm up there! Reach out to me anytime brother!

@joshscarborough697 Thanks! The db20g is an awesome radio! Im hoping to run field tests tgis weekend. Im thinking a Nagoya 771g may do just as good as tge 42.5 tactical. Look for that video next week. The link for this bag is at the top of the comments and my full store link is in the description.

@MrHugo61 I haven't had a chance to test that. It will be hard also because there's no battery meter to tell me if it's 50% or 25% level. Without being lithium, it will continue to push 100% power until it crashes and dies at the last second. There's not an easy way to tell.

@@DaytonaJim78 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Medium rare please

@joeyt684 Nah, just hold it over your head! The higher the antenna the better the signal anyway, right!!!

@theprepperdad Well, that kit of Poles has more than enough. That's what I did. I just keep the cord with cigarette lighter ready to plug straight into radio.

@@FirstUnitedTactical oh duh! lol 🤪

keep the cigarette plug you cut off from the radio and solder the same type of connectors you use for your mobile battery pack

Im curious on how long the battery would last with continuous monitoring and occasional qso’s ?

@@Redneckerthanu I answered a similar question in the comments, and there's no clear answer. I would use the setup as more of an emergency communication radio. A little budget radio with a 1500mah battery will run standby all day, so this should last 2-3 days just monitoring. 20w transmission will suck the battery dry pretty quick tho.

@paulbrown9574 Oh dang! Yes, there should be a fuse cause it's 12v. I didn't even think of that! But honestly, nothing is there to shear it or splice the wiring so it should be fine without a fuse.

@@jackasmaryan1776 amzn.to/4gvf8jt It's the Tram 1126-B

@observationpostcharlie1365 Whats happening Charlie! I appreciate it brother. I tried to get out today for the field test (with alot other tests also) but couldn't make it. One day this week!

Hey Mitch, here's the link to the full video. It's the ailunce HA1G handheld radio. There will be more videos on this radio coming up. ua-cam.com/video/EBC1SsxYuDY/v-deo.html

I appreciate it Artur! This is actually an older one, so there are better ones since then. I've tried to combine the most popular radios with all the different common antennas throughout the months. Thanks though, and watch some others. If you want to see me comparing radios or antennas, just let me know and I will if I can!

I have numerous H8's and they don't necessarily push that much on the designated channel. One of mine says 11 watts, but it doesn't transmit as good as a solid 4.5w radio. That tells me that the radio might be pushing that much power, but it's spread on both sides of the designated frequency, left and right. It's called "drift" and that's what others mean when they talk about "spurious emissions". At the end of the day, the H8's are just a normal 4-5w radio, but I still love them! In fact, I did a video on this subject with a 5w GMRS and a 10w HAM: ua-cam.com/video/uasQPndSeyw/v-deo.html

@ I will check it out thanks!

@@DaytonaJim78 Hey bud! I didn't realize it was you that sent that comment. I was looking at it on my phone and sometimes it doesn't look the same as a computer screen. Sorry if I was condescending!

That Midland is an awesome antenna! I know a guy that travels a lot and carry's a Radioddity DB20g and that antenna, and uses it in rental cars when he is out of town! I haven't had much luck with the 72g, which is hard for me to swallow because I know how awesome Nagoya is with GMRS....