Armorwerx U94 PTT System for Peltor Comtac/MSA Sordin Compatible with 3.5mm Yaesu Threaded Radio (Military/NATO-US/Peltor Wired)
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I was VERY pleasantly surprised at the quality. With the low pricing, I expected cheap junk. They are not junk. These are not a top-of-the-line old-style Motorola brick radio, but they seem very durable to me. I bought the 6 radio set and was very happy to get a full 6 charging cradles that will charge the battery whether it is attached to a radio or not.
I don't actually need 6 radios. But I wanted to have a few charged spares in the car glove box and one or two near the kitchen door for those times when you reach for a radio, but didn't put it on the charger. Having multiple radios AND multiple chargers means I can have charged and charging radios in all the convenient places.
People always want to know about the range. The range at which these, or any radio, can communicate depends heavily on what is between the two radios. If you are trying to talk through a half mile of forest, that's a different environment from a half mile of dense neighborhood (my environment). If you are communicating around a lake or a flat parking lot, you might have a surprisingly long distance. In my neighborhood, we achieved about 3/4 of a mile with one radio in the bedroom and another driving around in a car. I'm pretty impressed.
These radios operate in the 400 MHz range, where there is less other radio users than some other frequency bands. For me, this means I can hear the person I talking to, not a bunch of others.
These radios have an antenna that will unscrew from the body, leaving an industry-standard connector that you could, if you wanted to, add an external antenna, like a magnetic rooftop mount on a car.
I have not investigated the seller's claims of 50 CTCSS tones and 105 CDCSS tones. I have no doubt that these radios include this feature, but software is required to activate and set up these features. The software is apparently available from a third part as a free download. A programming cable is required. The programming cable (less than $10 here on Amazon) and the software do not come with the radio.
A belt clip and an attachable earpiece with microphone come with each radio. The belt clip requires a small screwdriver to install. You must remove 2 screws in the back of the case, put the belt clip in place and replace the screws, about 30 seconds of work per radio.
I was looking forward to the VOX, or Voice Operated Transmit, feature. I tried for about 10 seconds to get this to work and am impatient, so I moved on. The literature that comes with the radio states that the software (mentioned above) will allow setting the sensitivity of the VOX feature. I have not tried this yet, but I will.
This radio appears to be sold under several brand names. Not uncommon, I think. I believe this radio is sold as Arcshell, Baofung and Kenwood. Perhaps others as well.
Overall, I am extremely happy with this purchase and believe these radios have good quality, features, accessories and performance. I think this is an OUTSTANDING value. I would not hesitate to buy more.
We went on a family cruise and gave one to each family. They were great. We were really surprised at how on the largest ship, we were always able to find each other. We only had a couple times that we had interference, but even on shore they were great to have. Best buy and a great price.
I bought two sets of these radios (for a total of 12) to communicate with a team of folks hosting an event at a site about one square mile in size, all of whom would be constantly going in and out of multiple buildings. In fact, we'd rarely be anyplace on site with a clear unobstructed line of site, which most of radio models seem to require for clear communication. I am happy to report that the two sets synced perfectly with each other straight out of the box, no adjustment needed. And they worked exceedingly well with crisp clear communication regardless of whether folks were inside or outside. Other perks were that we made use of the extra available channels so small groups could have their own separate, semi-private conversations as needed while leaving the main channel free. The radios are very sturdy and well made. You also get verbal prompts from the radio when you power it on, whenever you switch channels, and when you need to change the battery--which lasted quite a long time considering how much I used it. We didn't use the included accessories, but I definitely will attach the belt clips before I use them again as those would definitely have come in handy. I highly recommend these radios if you have a large group you need to communicate with and if your site has lots of obstructions like buildings you need to navigate. For this very reasonable price, this is a great deal.
Where to start? It was perfect for our vehicle convoy and had at least a 2mile range. Perfect on the cruise ship. In fact, we could talk to family on the beach while the rest of us was sitting on the balcony of the ship.
So many people took pictures of the model information so they could order the same walkie, that I lost count.
Didn't work for the family members hiding out in the casino though.
It was hard trying to figure out how to review this item. Just to say up front, the walk-in talkies work great so far. I ordered then6 pack and received all of them in new shape. The problem I have is that 4 of the 6 ear pieces did not work upon delivery and the other 2 stoped working within a few days. We use these for our church security. I did order a separate set of ear peices which works. So cheap ear peices but nice radios.
Price: US $69.99
Rating: Previous / 5.0 fromReviews
Specification
Push-To-Talk system for communications headsets
TP-120 / U-174 / U-93 / Helicopter socket on headset end, Yaesu 3.5mm threaded / waterproof plug on radio end
NATO standard U94 body with alligator clip for attaching to clothing or MOLLE webbing
Pre-wired for Military / NATO-US / Peltor wired headsets (MIC -, EAR +, MIC +, EAR -). Please contact us if you would like it wired for a different format (NATO-UK, Off-road, PCI, Old-school Peltor, etc.)
Description
Push-To-Talk system for communications headsets - TP-120 / U-174 / U-93 / Helicopter socket on headset end, Yaesu 3.5mm threaded / waterproof plug on radio end - Pre-wired for Military / NATO-US / Peltor wired headsets (MIC -, EAR +, MIC +, EAR -). Please contact us if you would like it wired for a different format (NATO-UK, Off-road, PCI, Old-school Peltor, etc.)
Our family bought these to use on a cruise and they worked GREAT! Highly recommend!
I co-chair with 5 others the committee for our church’s picnic (our largest fundraiser of the year). It’s a lot of fun but a lot running around in a crowd of a lot of people. I bought these instead of using our cell phones for communication and they worked wonderfully!! The ear pieces were a bonus and enabled our hands to be kept free to do our jobs!! We left the extra one at the capital prize booth, which combines as the “information” booth, so any of the volunteers needing us could easily reach us instead of trying to “hunt” us down. These were a great investment and cannot wait to use the for other events. One last thing to mention is the range in the talkies is amazing, we could talk to each other more than 1/2 mile away and it was still clear!!
Product information
| Package Dimensions | 5 x 4 x 2 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 3.92 ounces |
| ASIN | B08RN5VHPX |
| Best Sellers Rank | #6,791 in Two-Way Radio Headsets & Microphones |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Other display features | Wireless |
| Manufacturer | The Mercenary Company |
| Date First Available | November 14, 2018 |
Warranty & Support
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