Hey Guys. I just ordered the non blocking version as a nav board. I am currently using the Raptor Tactical Voyager navigation board. I like the idea of having a phone for offline maps, Garmin 401 for calling in grids and the large marine compass (my eyes are getting old). Is there any way to mod your Darkvault to have a quick detachable platform for a compass?I doubt I will be able to fit the compass in the case with the phone... I am still all in with your case. It looks much more user friendly as compared to the Voyager Nav board... Interesting side note: I don't see the Voyager for sale on Raptors website now...
Andy Parker block is relative, i can block a signal from 2km but still receive it at 100m, or by using a bigger receiver. company states 90db reduction which is pretty impressive. HOWEVER, I don’t understand why GPS blocking is remotely relevant as GPS is a passive system, and all it would do is stop your GPS device from receiving a signal till opened.
Excellent Andrew!
Looks like it would interfere with mag changes when mounted on a plate carrier
Beat me to it.
It’s not bad with some mag pouches, but it really got in the way of my Esstac Kywi pouches. I moved it to my assault pack instead.
you guys got some hard cases that would fit mini drones (DJI mini) and their controllers..?
Hey Guys. I just ordered the non blocking version as a nav board. I am currently using the Raptor Tactical Voyager navigation board. I like the idea of having a phone for offline maps, Garmin 401 for calling in grids and the large marine compass (my eyes are getting old). Is there any way to mod your Darkvault to have a quick detachable platform for a compass?I doubt I will be able to fit the compass in the case with the phone... I am still all in with your case. It looks much more user friendly as compared to the Voyager Nav board... Interesting side note: I don't see the Voyager for sale on Raptors website now...
All i see is one comment but i dare to ask if its polymer how would it block gps and cell signals?
Conductive additives create a faraday cage effect.
@@andrewfrazier7173 were your words carefully used? A 'faraday cage effect' is not 'a faraday cage'
either it does block signals, or it doesn't?
Andy Parker block is relative, i can block a signal from 2km but still receive it at 100m, or by using a bigger receiver. company states 90db reduction which is pretty impressive. HOWEVER, I don’t understand why GPS blocking is remotely relevant as GPS is a passive system, and all it would do is stop your GPS device from receiving a signal till opened.
I have 2 of the blocking ones they do nothing