Must admit Tim, excellent insight into comms, well explained, and informative, love your Baofeng uv5 setup with ptt, racals, so much, as it was just what I was looking for. Took your advice, and got in touch with JCI comms and he's making me a set.. thanks again guys, keep up the good work..👍😁
I know here in the states will we play if we stay on the gmrs were relatively safe. But if we punch into the ham frequencies they will give a constant broadcasting music to lock the channels open so you can't use them. And I have heard that one field where they did get fine for using the ham frequencies are not the gmrs are the FRS frequencies. Other that's a great little radio man I'm really enjoying it about the extended battery that takes Double A's for mine. And good job on that headlamp from last video picked one up that day
Draiiger it’s illegal to broadcast music on amateur radio bands. It’s actually illegal to “broadcast” period on ham radio... you can however “transmit” if you are licensed.
VoxParanormal I am a licensed ham operator. KD2TME. It is illegal to “broadcast” anything on amateur radio... especially music. Even if you accidentally “transmit” music over the air, that is illegal too. The reason I make a point of difference between broadcast and transmit is because are different actions. No matter you can not put music out over the air using amateur radio period.
5:30 that's not how these headsets work at all :D When you wear it it functions like normal hearing protection, meaning it works for real gun shots just fine. When you turn it on, you get active noise amplification (not noise cancelling), so that you can still talk with people around you and hear footsteps and what not despite wearing ear pro. And to protect your hearing, the noise amplification just has a max value, like 82 db I believe. So when a gun fires near you or someone throws a flashbang into your room, the hearing protection still works, but the noise amplification just plays that sound at 82 db instead of the 150 db it actually has.
That is semi-correct. They actively disrupt loud sounds, as well as work as passive hearing protection. But they also boost ambient noises like you said, but they do actively cut super loud noises.
@@JustaDAD-JAD How do they "actively cut" loud noises? They're pretty much just shells like passive earpro, meaning if you turn them off or remove the batteries, they function identical to regular earpro and that's how they cut out all noises. The only thing the electronics add is amplifying the quiet noises so that you can listen to your surroundings normally.
Is there a reason now days with tiny Meshtastic radios and the ATAK plug in, I cant find anything on YT on it applied for Airsoft? With A Text to Voice setup for ear plugs?
Good little vid - As already mentioned license lovers are going to get very excited!! Keep up the good work, what's going on with the Church organ music in the background - You posting this from confession?!
I also use the racal setup. Glued a old pair of custom made ear protection with the filter removed and now its perfect. Also removed the metal wire from the earpiece, and run the left ear piece in my right ear, ans the right in my left. Great setup, but the bunzing sound is a bit annoying in the beginning.
Nice video, I think it’s time to step up my radio setup, gonna buy some peltors 😍 I’ve tried many Airsoft over ear headsets but they are all garbage in my opinion
Great video. About to follow up on an earlier enquiry to JCI about a racal setup but want to know how reliable and clear is the mic on the racal earbuds? Does your voice come through clear or will it sound distant, windy and get affected by apparel/gear on the head/neck/shoulders rubbing nearby? I have friends with cheap in ear options and they sound awful, hence my hesitance to commission a setup! Thanks
What ear buds do you use on the Racal in-ears? I notice they have a course threaded end to receive a type of ear bud (soft foam outer but with harder internal to key into the helix\thread), but don't know here to get these from? You mentioned this was your standby set, so perhaps you have the foam outer ear buds fitted onto your duty set?
Heres a tip for anyone considering using electronic hearing protection. specifically howard leights or walkers razors. Get the howard leights. I went with the razors because they were available locally and I would have had to wait for the howards to be shipped. after one game I regret my decision. The audio is transmitted in mono which works fine for a range trip blastin' with bullet guns. but during bb wars the mono speakers mean you cant hear where the damn shots are coming from at all. serious disadvantage. DO NOT BUY. they work fine for everything else.
They aren't banned by the FCC, it's just that they have access to frequencies that aren't typically allowed for public use since they're made in China (like police and other public service frequencies). So long as you do not transmit over these prohibited frequencies, you are totally within your rights to use these radios. As for requiring a license, however, since these do have access to the amateur radio bands, you are legally required to be licensed to transmit on these radios. You can receive all you want, but it is illegal to transmit without a license. I doubt that anybody is going to get arrested or fined for using them, so long as they're on safe frequencies (FRS frequencies are generally safe to use, between 462 & 467 MHz).
Hey, do you happen to still have the schematic for rewiring the racal frontier? I managed to get some sound in mine by trial and error using the brown wire as "speaker" positive and the black wire as ground, but the volume is so low you can't understand anything. If so thanks ;P
@@ottovonbismarck1375 baofengs are cheap and accessories are cheap. They're also incredibly durable. So I want to stick with a uv5r. I might get a separate 152 pouch for work though
@@crunchyknees3622 like I said, you can place the baofeng in the dummy 152 as it's just an empty shell. The simple dummys are probably $10-$15 and you are still able to hook up all your comms equipment. The dummy is essentially an accessory for the baofeng.
@@gunnersecuador7515 it's the principle. You don't throw empty cans of beer into the forest just because although it's illegal, you'll get away with it.
Good over the ears have sound enhancing tech so you even here better than normal with them on. Peltor for example. You do loose a little of perception of where the sounds is coming from. But you get used to it.
@@Ibbyyyyy In that case, nope. The reason that's not around is it'd probably activate whenever you don't want it to, either just you moving, talking to someone else, etc. Or it might constantly hot mic. The only option is either a listen only, something with a proper big ptt, an earpiece with a small ptt, or you can reach and hit the talk button on the radio itself, which would be insanely inconvenient
3 things. 1 need a ham licence to use the radio -on the ham bands. 2 this model can use gmrs freqs. 3 still illegal to use gmrs because the antenna is designed to be removed. Your call on how legal OR NOT you want to be.
@@HexaxelThat’s not true, you can transmit on that frequency using FRS radios (I.e. super dumbed down walkie talkies you can buy at Walmart) or with a GMRS radio if you have a GMRS license (which requires no test just a 35 dollar fee) even if you have the GMRS license, you still are not allowed per the FCC rules to transmit on GMRS frequencies with a regular HAM radio, (I.e. baofeng UV-5R which has a version called the GT-5R which is the same EXCEPT is locked from transmitting on the GMRS frequencies, because it is not allowed per FCC) That being said, the chances that you will ever get in trouble are slim to none (as long as you aren’t doing things that will make other radio operators file a complaint with the FCC)
Its like 35 dollars to do so much more with your radio .. otherwise buy a two way don't break the law or say its ok to . 35 dollars man come on . And it allows you to do soooo much more. DO IT.
I think it would be funny if a legit ham radio operator parked near your even and started working over the top of you guys to effectivly jam your coms them he and hia buddy started following you on you frequency hopping and just talked on top of you all weekend. He's be legit you would not have a leg to stand on.
Remember in the beginning when you stated you knew nothing about comms.... Stick to shooting your toy weapons... The first thing you learn when shooting tactically is safety, team work and efficiency. You have to be safe and efficient but your loyalty towards your teammate is unsurpassed by nothing. You have to place your life in your teammate and they in yours. What you are telling people is based on what? Years of experience? Listen to the older guys that have been in country and on scene at things that you ABSOLUTELY depend on your comms and the ability to work without all that technology. What if you have a battery failure or your mic goes out? You have to learn hand signals and learn how your team or even just your teammate operates. In ops you learn this and it all comes with practice practice practice. In the first 6 months in ops we went through almost 1 1/2 million rounds. Sending things down range is not what it is all about but rather learning muscle memory and the ability to hear and learn your weapon and your teammate and what you share with a word spoken. You will get it and it will be almost second nature, like breathing but do not try to teach others until you have it flawless. Say all you want how I am wrong and have no clue what I am talking about but when you are in your competitions and your team is down and calling for you and you have nothing to offer then tell everyone how wrong they are. This is learning team work and the opportunity to get in sync with those you have chosen to be as part of your team. Learn the word team and then go from there. Hope you all do well and remember that you live your life by a code, an Ethos. It's your shoreline and it's what guides you home. And trust me, you are always trying to get home. The worse thing about growing old is other men stop seeing you as dangerous. It's all a game with Airsoft and all that but the fundamentals is what will build you all as strong. When I watch the real competitions and you are all trying to win then some muscle-head bonehead starts a fist fight or some out of sorts bonehead unloads his magazine on someone downed injured combatant, well that breaks the rules of engagement and that bonehead will long be gone from the game. Build the trust and most important, become a brother to each-other and well I think you all know, NO ONE MESSES WITH FAMILY. I still have close bonds with my team members and those I worked with. That was 40 plus years ago. You will never forget what you learn but learn right and if you are helping others then make sure you are spot on with what you help others with and not some passed on added BS that makes you look cool. When your team enters the arena, let others understand that you are strong on strength and will power and no one beats you or comes between you all. Make sure you look after the man next tot you and he towards you and be safe and smart and keep your focus down range and get back to the end of the day together and all intact and safe. Take care brothers and sisters in this and you will be friends and family forever. Communications are the most important part of the game and gain that upper-hand and invest in strong comms and dependable weapons and all necessary equipment. Invest smartly and find a sponsor that will invest in your team. You will rock this sport and be untouchable. Be well and have fun...
Just a few words of advice. Get your license, be legal, have fun and help others in time of need. Two, the 2 meter ham radio frequencies that are legal to use are 144.000 to 148.000, but if you use said frequencies, and you are not legal, you will be tracked down. Three, That little antenna, or after market antenna you use on said radio, is tuned to work best in the legal limit. Anything outside that above or below and your SWR's, Look that up, will be so bad your radio will start too heat up at the connection between antenna and radio. In time this will destroy both. Just some words of advice from a licensed ham radio operator. Okay, after reading some comments, I believe you are using 446.000, which is in the 70cm band, and falls with in the legal band width of 420.000 to 450.000. So in fact you are breaking the law. Have a nice day.
No no no not baofeng plz plz not baofeng And after reading the comments this is my take on this radio. Yea fiuck it , cyclists jump red lights, motorists drive over 100mph, bollocks to the legalities of the em spectrum, sod ofcom, the fcc, the faa and all the government radio agencies around the globe , Fred got a radio for 20 quid he doesn’t need to comply to any laws or regulations, why not play airsoft with firearms and lead who gives a shit.
Wow Terry .... You need a Manifesto. Let's be very clear we are not advocating the use of any illegal or legal firearms. Using a radio and shooting people are very very far apart.
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I reckon this is the most informative video on ptts I’ve found around the tube. Thanks friend
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Must admit Tim, excellent insight into comms, well explained, and informative, love your Baofeng uv5 setup with ptt, racals, so much, as it was just what I was looking for. Took your advice, and got in touch with JCI comms and he's making me a set.. thanks again guys, keep up the good work..👍😁
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I built my own racal setup by using a lemo to tp120 adaptor and cant fault it by far the best and most comfortable coms setup I have used.
@Avon Bridges where can one get such an adaptor?? And what ptt do you use it with?
Was the ptt amped or non amped
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I know here in the states will we play if we stay on the gmrs were relatively safe. But if we punch into the ham frequencies they will give a constant broadcasting music to lock the channels open so you can't use them. And I have heard that one field where they did get fine for using the ham frequencies are not the gmrs are the FRS frequencies. Other that's a great little radio man I'm really enjoying it about the extended battery that takes Double A's for mine. And good job on that headlamp from last video picked one up that day
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Draiiger it’s illegal to broadcast music on amateur radio bands. It’s actually illegal to “broadcast” period on ham radio... you can however “transmit” if you are licensed.
@@dutchmanoutdoors7212 no broadcasting music is to lock the chanels so nobody can transmit. And you need a liscense to operate these.
VoxParanormal I am a licensed ham operator. KD2TME. It is illegal to “broadcast” anything on amateur radio... especially music. Even if you accidentally “transmit” music over the air, that is illegal too. The reason I make a point of difference between broadcast and transmit is because are different actions. No matter you can not put music out over the air using amateur radio period.
@@TerpyTee504you can’t lock people from using channels by holding a freq
Thanks for all the useful info. I'm definitely going to buy some new toys based on this video.
5:30 that's not how these headsets work at all :D
When you wear it it functions like normal hearing protection, meaning it works for real gun shots just fine.
When you turn it on, you get active noise amplification (not noise cancelling), so that you can still talk with people around you and hear footsteps and what not despite wearing ear pro.
And to protect your hearing, the noise amplification just has a max value, like 82 db I believe. So when a gun fires near you or someone throws a flashbang into your room, the hearing protection still works, but the noise amplification just plays that sound at 82 db instead of the 150 db it actually has.
That is semi-correct. They actively disrupt loud sounds, as well as work as passive hearing protection. But they also boost ambient noises like you said, but they do actively cut super loud noises.
@@JustaDAD-JAD How do they "actively cut" loud noises?
They're pretty much just shells like passive earpro, meaning if you turn them off or remove the batteries, they function identical to regular earpro and that's how they cut out all noises.
The only thing the electronics add is amplifying the quiet noises so that you can listen to your surroundings normally.
How do you connect with other walkies in the area
Is there a reason now days with tiny Meshtastic radios and the ATAK plug in, I cant find anything on YT on it applied for Airsoft? With A Text to Voice setup for ear plugs?
Good little vid - As already mentioned license lovers are going to get very excited!! Keep up the good work, what's going on with the Church organ music in the background - You posting this from confession?!
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I also use the racal setup. Glued a old pair of custom made ear protection with the filter removed and now its perfect. Also removed the metal wire from the earpiece, and run the left ear piece in my right ear, ans the right in my left. Great setup, but the bunzing sound is a bit annoying in the beginning.
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The first thing I noticed is the star citizen music in the background😂🤘
This guy be making important calls while playing airsoft xD
Always !
what frequency do you operate on when during an airsoft skirmish? is it the PMR446 frequency or somewhere else?
446 always :)
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I bought the same headset and the cord mine came with was 3.5 mm on both ends
Also how did you manage a microphone onto the headphones?
Nice video, I think it’s time to step up my radio setup, gonna buy some peltors 😍
I’ve tried many Airsoft over ear headsets but they are all garbage in my opinion
This video is super helpful thank you
Can you use a standalone headset with it's own mic with the handheld microphone?
Racals+JCI PTT w/a 3mm bluetooth input = diversity zello and multi channel UHF with a single PTT.
Yep
Great video 👍👍
Thanks
Great video. About to follow up on an earlier enquiry to JCI about a racal setup but want to know how reliable and clear is the mic on the racal earbuds? Does your voice come through clear or will it sound distant, windy and get affected by apparel/gear on the head/neck/shoulders rubbing nearby?
I have friends with cheap in ear options and they sound awful, hence my hesitance to commission a setup!
Thanks
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@@RandomTrashy Wow what an answer to his question.
Nice content as always.Its kind of a bummer that earmor uses its own ptt and its not compatible with ztac as well
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did you ever get the silynx to work? i wanna buy them for a Kenwood TK-3501E but I am not sure if it will work.
What ear buds do you use on the Racal in-ears? I notice they have a course threaded end to receive a type of ear bud (soft foam outer but with harder internal to key into the helix\thread), but don't know here to get these from? You mentioned this was your standby set, so perhaps you have the foam outer ear buds fitted onto your duty set?
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Heres a tip for anyone considering using electronic hearing protection. specifically howard leights or walkers razors.
Get the howard leights. I went with the razors because they were available locally and I would have had to wait for the howards to be shipped. after one game I regret my decision. The audio is transmitted in mono which works fine for a range trip blastin' with bullet guns. but during bb wars the mono speakers mean you cant hear where the damn shots are coming from at all. serious disadvantage. DO NOT BUY.
they work fine for everything else.
Aux port is pretty cool.
That way you can get youre ass whopped to a soundtrack 😂
Can I use the active hearing protection without having a radio?
The PTT for the racals are they amped or non amped?
the cheapos you find in airsoft shops and ebay? nope. if it's affordable, you can be pretty sure they're not amped.
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what are the items you would need off of jci comms
These are supposedly banned by FCC but are readily available on US amazon to buy. Got mine just a few days ago.
They aren't banned by the FCC, it's just that they have access to frequencies that aren't typically allowed for public use since they're made in China (like police and other public service frequencies). So long as you do not transmit over these prohibited frequencies, you are totally within your rights to use these radios. As for requiring a license, however, since these do have access to the amateur radio bands, you are legally required to be licensed to transmit on these radios. You can receive all you want, but it is illegal to transmit without a license. I doubt that anybody is going to get arrested or fined for using them, so long as they're on safe frequencies (FRS frequencies are generally safe to use, between 462 & 467 MHz).
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@@ashensilverwolf in the USA?
Hey,
do you happen to still have the schematic for rewiring the racal frontier? I managed to get some sound in mine by trial and error using the brown wire as "speaker" positive and the black wire as ground, but the volume is so low you can't understand anything. If so thanks ;P
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Are the cables rf protected?
Are there any earpieces that have a talk button on the actual piece?
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Any sources for the racal headset?? I am searching my butt off and cannot find anything on ebay etc....
EBay
Where do you get the velcro covers for the comms headset, can't seem to find them anywhere?
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whats the song in the intro
could you guys do a tri 152 set up vid ?
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What pouch do you use for your baofeng
You could get a dummy 148/152 and put your radio inside which you can then place in a normal pouch suitable for the 148/152.
@@ottovonbismarck1375 baofengs are cheap and accessories are cheap. They're also incredibly durable. So I want to stick with a uv5r. I might get a separate 152 pouch for work though
@@crunchyknees3622 like I said, you can place the baofeng in the dummy 152 as it's just an empty shell. The simple dummys are probably $10-$15 and you are still able to hook up all your comms equipment. The dummy is essentially an accessory for the baofeng.
@@ottovonbismarck1375 that's odd. I'm prolly just going to get an extended battery for it so it will be comparable in height to the mbitr
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How can I get in contact with JCI Comms. I dont use Facebook or IG.
Instagram
Hi guys. What headsets do you recommended? Any alternatives to Comtac?
Peltor
How much did the fistmic cost you at 2:25?
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It’s still illegal to use that radio even using PMR frequencies because of the outputted power, and the fact you can change the antenna.
Yeah so.... Speeding is illegal yet I see it all day long!
@@gunnersecuador7515 it's the principle. You don't throw empty cans of beer into the forest just because although it's illegal, you'll get away with it.
Do you guys use 2m or 70cm for transmission?
I use the standard Nagoia Wip at about 30cm - Works absolutely fine
@@RandomTrashy 2m is vhf frequency and 70cm is uhf frequency. That is what i was wondering
Does over the ear comms ruin ur situational awareness?
Good over the ears have sound enhancing tech so you even here better than normal with them on. Peltor for example. You do loose a little of perception of where the sounds is coming from. But you get used to it.
Anyone in the US know how to setup frequency for airsoft, I wanna talk to my team, I just don’t know how and where to go for frequency
Just look up public frequencies
Is there any headsets/communication setups that are in ear but WITHOUT PTT?
Why without ptt ??
Just look up a listen only earpiece with a kenwood connector. That'll be what you want. Any of them should work
Tommymad sorry I mean I’d still want to be able to talk through it without having to push any buttons
@@Ibbyyyyy In that case, nope. The reason that's not around is it'd probably activate whenever you don't want it to, either just you moving, talking to someone else, etc. Or it might constantly hot mic. The only option is either a listen only, something with a proper big ptt, an earpiece with a small ptt, or you can reach and hit the talk button on the radio itself, which would be insanely inconvenient
You can try using the vox setting on the radio.
how do you spell reikyhouse (?)
Racal
Good to know an over ear headset with noise cancelling will protect your ears from a frag grenade!! Cheers Mate 😉
3 things. 1 need a ham licence to use the radio -on the ham bands. 2 this model can use gmrs freqs. 3 still illegal to use gmrs because the antenna is designed to be removed. Your call on how legal OR NOT you want to be.
To those of you saying "unlicensed operation is fine, don't worry about it!" Just remember, you're part of the reason baofengs almost disappeared
Lol, lmao even
Fuddsddddddd
Transmitting on 446mhz is legal because it’s a public frequency
@@HexaxelThat’s not true, you can transmit on that frequency using FRS radios (I.e. super dumbed down walkie talkies you can buy at Walmart) or with a GMRS radio if you have a GMRS license (which requires no test just a 35 dollar fee) even if you have the GMRS license, you still are not allowed per the FCC rules to transmit on GMRS frequencies with a regular HAM radio, (I.e. baofeng UV-5R which has a version called the GT-5R which is the same EXCEPT is locked from transmitting on the GMRS frequencies, because it is not allowed per FCC)
That being said, the chances that you will ever get in trouble are slim to none (as long as you aren’t doing things that will make other radio operators file a complaint with the FCC)
@@blakemiller5705 I ain’t reading allat
Its like 35 dollars to do so much more with your radio .. otherwise buy a two way don't break the law or say its ok to . 35 dollars man come on . And it allows you to do soooo much more. DO IT.
Sorry mate, We are in the Uk.. Slightly different ruleset !
You mentioned 20 pounds, these are banned by the American FCC, I'm pretty sure you don't have much to worry about.
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UV5R is not banned by the FCC. You do need a license to operate using Ham radio.
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I think it would be funny if a legit ham radio operator parked near your even and started working over the top of you guys to effectivly jam your coms them he and hia buddy started following you on you frequency hopping and just talked on top of you all weekend. He's be legit you would not have a leg to stand on.
Remember in the beginning when you stated you knew nothing about comms.... Stick to shooting your toy weapons...
The first thing you learn when shooting tactically is safety, team work and efficiency. You have to be safe and efficient but your loyalty towards your teammate is unsurpassed by nothing. You have to place your life in your teammate and they in yours. What you are telling people is based on what? Years of experience? Listen to the older guys that have been in country and on scene at things that you ABSOLUTELY depend on your comms and the ability to work without all that technology. What if you have a battery failure or your mic goes out? You have to learn hand signals and learn how your team or even just your teammate operates. In ops you learn this and it all comes with practice practice practice. In the first 6 months in ops we went through almost 1 1/2 million rounds. Sending things down range is not what it is all about but rather learning muscle memory and the ability to hear and learn your weapon and your teammate and what you share with a word spoken. You will get it and it will be almost second nature, like breathing but do not try to teach others until you have it flawless.
Say all you want how I am wrong and have no clue what I am talking about but when you are in your competitions and your team is down and calling for you and you have nothing to offer then tell everyone how wrong they are. This is learning team work and the opportunity to get in sync with those you have chosen to be as part of your team. Learn the word team and then go from there. Hope you all do well and remember that you live your life by a code, an Ethos. It's your shoreline and it's what guides you home. And trust me, you are always trying to get home. The worse thing about growing old is other men stop seeing you as dangerous.
It's all a game with Airsoft and all that but the fundamentals is what will build you all as strong. When I watch the real competitions and you are all trying to win then some muscle-head bonehead starts a fist fight or some out of sorts bonehead unloads his magazine on someone downed injured combatant, well that breaks the rules of engagement and that bonehead will long be gone from the game. Build the trust and most important, become a brother to each-other and well I think you all know, NO ONE MESSES WITH FAMILY. I still have close bonds with my team members and those I worked with. That was 40 plus years ago. You will never forget what you learn but learn right and if you are helping others then make sure you are spot on with what you help others with and not some passed on added BS that makes you look cool.
When your team enters the arena, let others understand that you are strong on strength and will power and no one beats you or comes between you all. Make sure you look after the man next tot you and he towards you and be safe and smart and keep your focus down range and get back to the end of the day together and all intact and safe. Take care brothers and sisters in this and you will be friends and family forever. Communications are the most important part of the game and gain that upper-hand and invest in strong comms and dependable weapons and all necessary equipment. Invest smartly and find a sponsor that will invest in your team. You will rock this sport and be untouchable. Be well and have fun...
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Wtf
Just a few words of advice. Get your license, be legal, have fun and help others in time of need. Two, the 2 meter ham radio frequencies that are legal to use are 144.000 to 148.000, but if you use said frequencies, and you are not legal, you will be tracked down. Three, That little antenna, or after market antenna you use on said radio, is tuned to work best in the legal limit. Anything outside that above or below and your SWR's, Look that up, will be so bad your radio will start too heat up at the connection between antenna and radio. In time this will destroy both. Just some words of advice from a licensed ham radio operator. Okay, after reading some comments, I believe you are using 446.000, which is in the 70cm band, and falls with in the legal band width of 420.000 to 450.000. So in fact you are breaking the law. Have a nice day.
Thanks James
No no no not baofeng plz plz not baofeng
And after reading the comments this is my take on this radio.
Yea fiuck it , cyclists jump red lights, motorists drive over 100mph, bollocks to the legalities of the em spectrum, sod ofcom, the fcc, the faa and all the government radio agencies around the globe , Fred got a radio for 20 quid he doesn’t need to comply to any laws or regulations, why not play airsoft with firearms and lead who gives a shit.
Wow Terry .... You need a Manifesto. Let's be very clear we are not advocating the use of any illegal or legal firearms. Using a radio and shooting people are very very far apart.
The Heresy Group oh I see so it’s ok to break the law re radio regulations then but you draw the line at war?
Again using a radio and killing people Terry.... Killing people !
The Heresy Group I would say the radio is probably the cheapest piece of kit in your setup
Ole Terry’s off his meds again