Comms Query

[Higson1989]

Ready a lot of threads, I see mention of radios. I understand that these are used on large skirmishes, and I think it's an excellent idea.

What I am confused about is what kind of radio to buy. It's there a specific model everyone buys or do you just have to make sure it picks up the same frequency as everyone else?

Cheers fellas

[Fizzy]

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You need a PMR radio

[Higson1989]

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Thanks Fizzy

[Fizzy]

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There's loads of different types people will recommend. Personally, I went Motorola for easy of compatibility with various different headsets

[TB-Stalker]

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Same here, I went for a Motorola T7.

[edwa2]

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midlands do some cheap good ones if ur budget is about £50

[No1_sonuk]

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You need a PMR radio

Specifically a PMR446 radio...

[private parts]

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I bought a cheap cobra radio for about £20 the pair with charger off the bay

[RyanG39c]

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I use a motorola xtnid aswell as its got the common 2 pin connection and has some nice features that are usefull.

[Higson1989]

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My main concern was getting one with a headset, so I can keep both hands on my rifle. So I think motorola is winning at the moment...

[Fizzy]

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Well, others use compatible pin configuration, I just went Motorola for ease, plus the fact it was cheap enough

[Doombull3t]

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MOtorola GP68's are what the op tac team are using, MOst of us are using ptt and bowman headsets aswell, your looking at £50 quid fo the radio batteryand drop in charger of the bay :D

[ToaDi]

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If you look about the sites, or bay you can frequently get a package deal of radio and head set, the gear and kit or accessories threads on this forum are worth a look for such packages