5.11 Radio Pouch Compatible Bags/Packs/Duffels, Style 58718
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In the case that you happen to be a military member familiar with the PRC 148 MBITR, the pouch is perfect for you. In addition to being able to hold a CB radio, it also has space for a laptop. I am not in the office where my gear is kept, so my answer isn't as direct as it could have been.
I agree that UV-rays are very harmful to our health There's a little bit of looseness in 5R, but it's doable The issue is equipped with straps and Velcro. The battery is a standard one with the RHA It is near perfect that neither the antenna nor the radio stick out from the 601 antenna. an extended battery, the height is again near perfect, so that the top of the radio is level with the top of the phone.
If it's made in the 80's, police radios were much larger and it is smaller, then it should fit. I do not know what a Motorola XPR7550 looks like, but it should fit.
molly straps are adjustable so you can wear it on a belt. I wear this bag on my belt as a phone case.
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This pouch is very good quality, but it will not fit a Baofeng radio of the UV5R type. I don't like how big it is. According to others, it's a good fit because the straps can hold it in place. If you only walk on flat ground, then this is true. He floats in it with his radio. Neither it will be snug enough to hold it safely for running or climbing. However, it is heavy duty and would work well with a large.
The UV lamp is too big I like the way it is It has a capacity of five ounces It is 25 inches deep, and it is 3 inches wide. The molle is 25 inches wide. It is very durable and sturdy. It looks great and is low key, all black and professional Taking a look. I can't use my UV-S Baofeng device because it is too deep This is the 5R as it stands. The bottom of the bag is stuffed with a radio so you can reach it easily. I hope that helped some of you.
It is a great product, however, it is also crap for durability and sturdiness! I have only had this item one day and have already removed it to replace my old radio pouch with a broken button and put it back on. As long as it is attached to the molle system, everything is fine. Here are five things you need to know A radio pouch with a 11 meter range is going to seriously cause someone to be injured or killed in the real world! As soon as I moved, even if it was never more than a couple centimeters inside my patrol vehicle, my radio switched stations, because the canvas materials are thin and don't stop anything. The inconvenience would be extreme if SHTF and I could not communicate with anyone on the radio since I had to remove my radio from my pouch, which is a major hassle now, to get on the right frequency again! The product I am reviewing is NOT recommended! There's a lot of work to be done! You need to step it.
It has been an important part of my life for over eleven years now. It was a real missed opportunity for this holder. The installation is quick and easy, and the device is sturdy and secure once it is in place. A problem arises when you try to use it as a radio pouch. It took just 6 hours for me to order a different radio holder after using this one. In my view, the front velcro pouch is only for show (I'm guessing) and serves no practical purpose aside from being aesthetically pleasing. The bands are attached to the top of the pouch, which does not assist in opening it to get the radio in. It is only possible for me to insert the radio between the bands and into the holder by wedgeing it between the bands. You can't take your radio in/out of it on a regular basis without having to open that door. Once locked, it's secure, but is hard to get into once inside. I guess it wouldn't be so bad without a mic attached, but with one attached, it would be a lot harder In addition to adding and removing the battery at the beginning and end of my shift, I remove my radio. I still don't think it's With an attached shoulder mic, I used a Motorola 6000.
Two of these are in my collection and I am in love with There are two other radio holsters I have as well, a Maxpedition holster and an off-brand that looks like it. A condor is also available (which only works with small radios for families. The five things that I like about it There is one advantage of the 11 holder, which is that you can easily put your radio in and take it out of the holster (if On the other radios, the strap ALWAYS connects to the knobs of the radio by going over the top of the radio. You might also want to look into buying a large radio, unless you have one I own a Kenwood THF-300 A vx-72 and 22at from Yaesu It is compatible with vx-7 Please do not rub hard on the inside of the holster As a result, the rubber key pad on the front of radios does not wear out. 5 things you need to know. Besides being used to carry a radio as well, the 11 holster is also used for "other purposes". Despite that, the pockets are deep enough (and there are no large, visible openings for anything to fall out). It shouldn't be a problem to fit a water bottle in there. Everything from keys to wallets to credit cards is fine. Last but not least, the tie tacs used for a molle are brilliant. Due to their fabric, they are prone to bending. Furthermore, they are sturdy enough to stand up to heavy loads. A lack of direct experience does not mean a lack of knowledge However, I can't express their function adequately, but they bob up and down from the top of the holster. The holster is very easy to mount to a molle system.
And they are well made as well. I'm pretty sure they would laugh at you if you beat the crap out of them. *** Maxpedition Falcon ii *** I use the Yaesu Vx20 The eight-wheel drive 8DR is shown in the photos.
There are several durable molle straps on this bag, and it attaches firmly to my 5 series rifle. This plate carrier can hold 11 plates. I didn't expect it to be so deep and my Yaesu FT-100 turned out to be quite useful Since the 70D gets lost in it, I cut a piece of closed cell foam to take up the extra space and position the radio so that the knobs were flush. Specifically, I believe it will fit a Baofeng with a long-range battery just fine. There is plenty of room on the side for a 90° speaker/mic plug, and the fabric on the sides is flexible enough to operate the power button and volume control. As you can see, I removed a star from the cord lock system, but it can still be improved, so I took off one.
Considering it does not come with a clip or mic, the fit is loose. With the addition of 1/2" of foam in the bottom, I raised the radio slightly so the knobs were easier to reach. The bungee cords were removed from the outer loops, and they were run directly to the Velcro tab for attachment. In this version, the bungees are positioned on both sides of the knob, but they do not restrict its mobility. The 5 can be found here. There is a lot to be said for the Slickstick 11 attachment tabs. Those who have expressed concern about scratches on the radio display have commented on the case material. In the attached pictures, you can see how the 5 is placed. I will investigate further and perhaps add a soft insert. The Mongo Versipack radio case, together with a Maxpedition Mongo radio case. It was easy to lay the speaker and mic cable up the Mongo's strap so that it could be used for tilt-head communication. Thank you! I'm very impressed!.
Because it is made very well and is very secure, I will give it a good rating. It was too small for the radio I received, but that is not the problem with the pouch. It is made very well and I have confidence in its durability and I carry a Motorola HT750 mounted with a belt clip and a shoulder mic. The belt clip and microphone were sufficient for holding the radio, but it was obviously too small for it, and it would cause problems later on. As long as it had not been for the belt clip, I'm sure the case would have been fine. There is something to be said for that drawstring holder.
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