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MPU5 Persistant Systems Radio Dismount Kit Navy Operator

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  • @TexanTemplar
    @TexanTemplar11 ай бұрын

    Not 30k because its worth that. 30k because its supposed to be bought with tax dollars.

  • @themightycrixus1131

    @themightycrixus1131

    11 ай бұрын

    The sad truth

  • @Jump-n-smash

    @Jump-n-smash

    11 ай бұрын

    Gotta finance the black projects somehow

  • @JB-uk7mn

    @JB-uk7mn

    11 ай бұрын

    @@Jump-n-smash that's what drugs are for. Linning the pockets of arms manufactures with contracts is just the icing on the cake

  • @wylnd

    @wylnd

    11 ай бұрын

    Just like GPNVGs which don't actually cost more than 12k

  • @anthony_sasquatch8056

    @anthony_sasquatch8056

    11 ай бұрын

    Facts…

  • @magnitudematrix2653
    @magnitudematrix265311 ай бұрын

    The longer you key the mic on any radio the faster your enemy will find your vectored location. Start using cherp packages to communicate text messages that way you can say a lot in seconds instead of keying the mic for the world to see you. And you can write linux or python commands to software defined radio setups and encrypt the way you want. Mini computers are the size of your thumb.

  • @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    11 ай бұрын

    The mpu 5 will toss out several packages so you aren’t detected, but once you key it once they known your there if it’s open field. The magic of PS is it gets lost in clutter. It sucks if there is no clutter. But I can tell you understand como well man. I am more the guy that says turn it on and hand it to me. I took their class to ingrate but still it’s a lot to understand. What I got from radios and that class. If it’s a near pier enemy this is one of the only 3 that you may have a small chance of talking on and not take arty rounds fast.

  • @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    10 ай бұрын

    @@dohabandit will you contact me please

  • @egillis214

    @egillis214

    10 ай бұрын

    Motorola DTR radios in 900mhz use digital voice frequency hopping & spread spectrum at only 1watt . With built in text messaging and custom private groups/personal talk encryption. No license required…

  • @john1182

    @john1182

    10 ай бұрын

    sounds similar to WSPR 200mw burst txt based transmission that can transmit around 12,000 mile

  • @SgtSeth

    @SgtSeth

    10 ай бұрын

    @@dohabandit This only works for the mid latitudes. The higher in lat you get, the harder it is to get in contact with satellites. Also, if the enemy knows you are depending on satellites it will be one of their primary targets. In a LSCO that is. LOS radios are getting better and with MANET radios, they operate in the UHF band, spread across a wide range of frequencies at very low power settings. The radios ability to detect signals at vast ranges in highly contested frequency bands is one of the reasons why the MPU5 is not a more popular radio. The MPU5s dont function as well as other MANET radios currently in inventory.

  • @themrjones
    @themrjones10 ай бұрын

    $30k My friend is one of the people that help develop that thing. He said the components & manufacturing process of those components are what drives up the price but he said all in it cost the company about $750 to make after R&D

  • @comeandtakem

    @comeandtakem

    10 ай бұрын

    Thats just proof that they dont want the normal civilian owning them

  • @lawless911sc

    @lawless911sc

    10 ай бұрын

    ​@@comeandtakem The government does not pay these prices as a security measure. The govt. price plus plus standard (the golden toilet seat phenomenon) is still very much in effect and has been for decades and decades. This is what American institutional corruption looks like. In Russia, and much of the rest of the world, corruption works as follows: If the govt. pays 1 million bucks for munitions, let's say, the people in charge of procuring the munitions will pocket 300,000 and buy only 700,000 in munitions. The storage facilities will then sell off 400,000 more worth of munitions stored, over months or years, and when it comes time to actually supply a fighting unit they can't understand why they are short. In the US, we decide we need 200 million dollars worth of missiles. The contractor in charge of supplying these missiles will "lobby" politicians until they agree that we actually need 300 million dollars worth of missiles to meet defense requirements and then the contractor will say that "Due to cost over runs relating to the amount being more than they were originally asked to produce these missiles will actually cost 350 million in total." A $30K dollar walkie talkie is not a flex, it's a damn shame. The only thing worse is that the original contractor isn't legally allowed to sell it to you and me at a lower price or the govt. can sue them. The OEM for these simply doesn't give a damn about you or me as a customer, and they never did. They are sheisters and cheats sucking off that big 'ol govt. teet. In time a commercial competitor will come along and provide similar performance at a fraction of the cost, but there needs to be a vibrant amateur HAM radio community to attract that business - not just old retired guys tuning in contacts across the world on HF for merit badges.

  • @colemorrison8957

    @colemorrison8957

    9 ай бұрын

    @@comeandtakem oh yeah lol I have been collecting and fixing modern military radios for sometime now and I know sure as shit that the components can’t be any more than like $350 at most. What definitely drives the price up is they straight up don’t sell to civilians but they do sell to other civilian companies so those companies will use up the radios and then sell their old military radios on eBay for like ridiculous prices.

  • @chrism4008

    @chrism4008

    7 ай бұрын

    The price is pretty obviously a result of government contract bidding. This is foul, and taxpayers are paying for inflated bullsht

  • @shizukaryujoukai2465

    @shizukaryujoukai2465

    7 ай бұрын

    ​@@colemorrison8957 so...does anyone make a decent 7pin VIC female connector that runs to a kenwood 2 pin or any other radio connector? I'd really like to get my CVC helmet connected to stuff.

  • @douglasschneider9127
    @douglasschneider912710 ай бұрын

    You're thinking about this wrong. Hand out as many fengs as possible to everyone, kids, old ladies, anyone and everyone (theyre 25 bucks ffs). Gov cant drop jdams on every radio signal anymore without being the bad guys.

  • @agmsmith4079
    @agmsmith407911 ай бұрын

    Totally lost me when you said to leave the baofeng at home because everyone can see you on it, but then proceed to tell everyone to use their cell phone on a cell network to use CivTAK. 👎. Cell phones are tracking devices first and Comms devices second. A Mexican drug cartel setup their own private cell network using Baofeng DMR radios and eluded police for 6 years until their DMR network engineer accidentally got arrested. 🤔

  • @agmsmith4079

    @agmsmith4079

    11 ай бұрын

    You are better off with a baofeng and a Yagi antenna (and a compass) than just about anything else. You could also try and go Meshtastic but that one works well if you have A LOT of nodes.

  • @james6454

    @james6454

    10 ай бұрын

    I have a garmin fortrex and its absolutely amazing, battery life is insane and it supplements and adds onto a map and compass really well. You can essentially download the entire continent on there and use it without cellular networking etc.

  • @agmsmith4079

    @agmsmith4079

    10 ай бұрын

    @@james6454 …ATAK/CivTAK is like a Garmin that you can SHARE your location and notes about various locations on your map with friends/teammates. And it allows you to see where all your friends/teammates are in real time as they move. You can also add info about hazards/obstacles, etc

  • @agmsmith4079

    @agmsmith4079

    10 ай бұрын

    @@james6454 …also with ATAK you can upload photos/videos and tag them to pins on the map. With ATAK you can switch between satellite view and topo maps and other types of maps.

  • @waylonk2453

    @waylonk2453

    2 ай бұрын

    He also stressed the legality of using civTAK while presenting as an outlaw. Baofeng is $30 once, cell service is $30 per month.

  • @ivaniuk123
    @ivaniuk123 Жыл бұрын

    To the average dude they will get the exact same use from a simple Motorola radio then they will with the MPU 5. From my understanding that radio can't do regular regular frequencies so if you have an MPU5 the only people you'd be able to communicate with are Elon Musk and Bill gates as they are the only other people other then Garand Thumb and this channel that can afford one.

  • @Kaotix_music

    @Kaotix_music

    11 ай бұрын

    You missed the point, the MPU5 really isnt a "radio" in the traditional sense. It works in very high frequencies (in the Ghz range) and is meant to not just transmit voice, its more primarily to transmit high bandwidth data. Watch cameras, Drone feeds (yes, even consumer drones like DJI), have total battlefield awareness using ATAK. ATAK only works over data so a radio cant transmit 1080p video, send pictures, all the things ATAK can do, but operators need to be able to do that "off-grid" considering theres no internet around. The what the MPU5 is. If you only want voice comms and youre looking at MPU5s? Youre looking at the WRONNGGGG "radio"

  • @davedave2941

    @davedave2941

    11 ай бұрын

    Naw enduser requirements for NIST FIPS 140-2 140-3 Cryptographic as newer asymmetric radios and narrow data pipes to push pull audio/video and graphics

  • @LarsLarsen77

    @LarsLarsen77

    10 ай бұрын

    It's just wifi. The multiple antennas are just MIMO beamforming. You could just strap a linksys router to your back and run some open source mesh software.@@Kaotix_music

  • @shanestamball1886

    @shanestamball1886

    10 ай бұрын

    ​@@Kaotix_musicyeah well there's a lot of other options that can transmit data under $1000 and dont require use of a cellular network. But who or why would anyone want to send data? If the SHTF cells will be down in the first hour.

  • @Kaotix_music

    @Kaotix_music

    10 ай бұрын

    @@shanestamball1886 to use ATAK...thats what the device is built around and it seems that was not very well translated or described in this video.

  • @sectorseven07
    @sectorseven07 Жыл бұрын

    The one thing I can say about the mass distribution of short wave radios is that triangulation will be a bit more difficult if you have to do it to 300 different people, lol. But maybe as a member of the feng gang that's copium from me (it is). I really want to look into something a bit more reasonable like an XTS 2500 or 5000 with encryption. Stuff like frequency hopping and encryption could be helpful from a tactical sense. Everyone needs to integrate a comms plan into their preparedness, even if it means befriending a dedicated commo guy.

  • @egillis214

    @egillis214

    Жыл бұрын

    I’ll be your huckleberry! K5EDG See the DTR radios!

  • @seanduncan33

    @seanduncan33

    Жыл бұрын

    Frequency hop is cool and all but if you add anyone to your group it can become a serious hassle trying to get their radio dialed in with what your group already has. There’s something to be said about simplicity and radio discipline

  • @sectorseven07

    @sectorseven07

    Жыл бұрын

    @@seanduncan33 One of the ways I look at it is that things like baofengs shouldn't exist to be a traditional radio in the sense of reporting to higher, giving SALUTE reports, etc. If you're in a position like that you should have more capability. But moreso an action on the objective option. Something for guys who have already initiated contact to use to communicate that supplements screaming over the din of fire. If done right it becomes exponentially more difficult for the enemy to then do things like walk CAS or artillery onto your position, because you're transmitting from their friendly lines already. But that'd be pretty difficult to implement without potentially compromising yourself prior to the assault because maneuvering elements beyond visual range have to be signaled to somehow to initiate. So I don't know. It's all one big larp anyways.

  • @Gearparadummies

    @Gearparadummies

    Жыл бұрын

    Fengs are one of those few items coming from China that don't suck.

  • @johnathonyoung4799

    @johnathonyoung4799

    11 ай бұрын

    Well 300 people in a unit but not so good for recce and snooping about with a small group

  • @TexasProbate
    @TexasProbate10 ай бұрын

    That sounds just like a mesh network with a whole Lotta salesmanship…

  • @mwam1985
    @mwam1985 Жыл бұрын

    If you're paying $30k for an MPU-5, you are getting fleeced, lol.

  • @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    Жыл бұрын

    Well that’s retail for a dismount kit

  • @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    8 ай бұрын

    Except that’s how much they cost

  • @Notafed123
    @Notafed12311 ай бұрын

    “When you turn it on they know where you are” Promotes an app that needs a working smart phone lol Otherwise great vid

  • @james6454

    @james6454

    10 ай бұрын

    Right? Like what the fuck else are us normal humans supposed to do and use lol.

  • @miroslavmajer5155

    @miroslavmajer5155

    9 ай бұрын

    he said that they are using Tactical Samsung, which kind says it all - it works differently than regular cellphone.

  • @rickypickles2219
    @rickypickles2219 Жыл бұрын

    i need to get into radios more. i dont know shit about these lol. i got a nice long range ham for the family and team to run with but this is something i need to explore

  • @floridahuntsman7915
    @floridahuntsman7915 Жыл бұрын

    Started following you last night . I enjoyed theNuke our parks session

  • @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    Жыл бұрын

    Thanks

  • @gordo3697
    @gordo3697 Жыл бұрын

    So is this just basically a handheld blueforce tracker utilizing a similar network? We used 3 forms of comms for every mission. I would imagine contractors fix and upgrade the system software pretty cool

  • @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    Жыл бұрын

    Simply put. Ya

  • @ForwardObservations

    @ForwardObservations

    8 ай бұрын

    no this is not even close to a handheld blue force tracker.

  • @FierceDeity95
    @FierceDeity9511 ай бұрын

    15K for a Silvus dismount kit. Better radio with a better waveform. IMO. Operated a RQ-20B through ATAK alongside an EW sensor network. I’ve seen better range from a Slivus over an MPU in similar environments. Who knows, in the last two years things could have changed. Also I wouldn’t use TAK for serious use outside of MIL/SAR/Public Safety. The back doors aren’t worth it. If you think the Air Force Research Lab wants US “extremists” to have a secure TAK capability, you are misinformed.

  • @Kaotix_music

    @Kaotix_music

    11 ай бұрын

    While the backdoor to civilian use of ATAK is real, you have nothing to worry about if you arent some "extremist". Its not one of those patriot act backers who say "If youre not a terrorist, then what do you have to hide?" type things. A friend I served with is currently part of still developing ATAK on the government side and while the DoD said theyll release it to the public on the condition they have a backdoor to everyones device running it....theyre not really doing it. They wanted it there incase they ever had to go in and look for a POI that may be using it. I mean, if youre not running ATAK but youre on a Windows computer....windows has a government backdoor built right into it. The government can get into anyones device. Period. No ifs, ands, or buts. ATAK on your device wont be any different. Contrary to popular belief....theyre not really spying on everyone. Are the data harvesting? Yes. Absolutely they are. Because the second you come up on a radar? They have all your stuff. Do i think its right? Fuckkkkkk no. But its happening to you right now as we speak without you knowing and were not even talking on ATAK. If youre using ATAK with somehting like an MPU5, youre literally on your own internet. If you remove the cell radio from the device you use it on and run it off something like the MPU5, theyre not gettting in....because youre off the grid. If you would use ATAk wisely, you use it on a phone that has no cell service or never did have service. You never put in a sim, and you remove the cell radio module out of the phone and run it off-grid for "serious use"

  • @kuzadupa185

    @kuzadupa185

    11 ай бұрын

    Any secure replacements to ATAK?

  • @Kaotix_music

    @Kaotix_music

    11 ай бұрын

    @@kuzadupa185 If you understand the government the way i know the government....absolutely nothing is secure

  • @Youtubeuser1aa

    @Youtubeuser1aa

    11 ай бұрын

    AFRL made this?

  • @kgboy1

    @kgboy1

    10 ай бұрын

    Silvius is garbage. Don’t ask me how I know

  • @texasranger24
    @texasranger247 ай бұрын

    This is a very nice $1000 radio. And then they wanted to sell to the government, so they slapped a 0 onto the price. And multiplied it with 3 for good measure, so they can tell the DoD that they get them for special bulk prices if they order a lot for $20k. Everybody who has ever been anywhere near government contracting know this is the truth.

  • @ashleystyles6888
    @ashleystyles688810 ай бұрын

    Eurofighter typhoon helmets are £120000. Which is why most pilots refuse to sign for them.

  • @artrozenbaum2367
    @artrozenbaum236711 ай бұрын

    What happens when/if internet connection is cut? Will the CivTAK be rendered useless? What is a way to compensate for this risk?

  • @postal5342

    @postal5342

    11 ай бұрын

    Yes and no one really seems to have a decent solution. You get better offline maps data thorough OSMAND+ than ITAK.

  • @james6454

    @james6454

    10 ай бұрын

    Imo everyone running a good garmin with maps downloaded on there and good coms is perfectly fine.

  • @Outcaste153
    @Outcaste15310 ай бұрын

    Tak is great however the problem is availability of devices that make it work as a mesh network. There are some yes, you either spend the money or build your own. I put alot of time and money in trying to build my own to find if your not a programmer just buy one ready to run out the box.

  • @Luke-iw6xe
    @Luke-iw6xe8 ай бұрын

    Right. Ordinary people need a radio to send/receive voice and *maybe* PLI (which can be embedded in the voice stream on conventional radios). But to call the MPU5 a "radio" is misleading. Think of it more as a layer 2 (OSI model), wireless networking device. When you turn them on, you get constant TX/RX self-forming, self-healing, mesh-type "MANETs" (Mobile Ad hoc Networks) that have huge bandwidths (like 20-40MHz vs. 5-25KHz in conventional radios) and support hundreds of users. Not to mention MIMO, which is a whole other capability that used to only exist on large, multichannel fixed-systems. The networks perform just like your home internet (full-duplex) and can do simultaneous voice, video, data, and PLI *WITHOUT* the infrastructure of cellular networks or the World Wide Web. The MPU5 *also* has a built-in, Linux-based operating system (Android; Linux kernel) so, it's essentially a computer *and* a very *POWERFUL* wireless router. All in a small-form-factor, ruggedized package that you wear on your kit. It's *ABSOLUTELY OVERKILL* for some AirSofter or even a standard infantry soldier/Marine to have one. Only dudes/dudettes who need mesh networks for their teams and adjacent units, and who do specialized jobs that require things like multiple video streams, situational awareness, numerous voice nets/talk groups, file/imagery transfer, etc. would need or use this. All that being said, MANET is the trend now and *everyone* is making these things. Silvus, Persistent, Trellisware, Rockwell Collins, L3Harris ...you name it. But the MPU5 only does one thing, and it's only approved for Type 3, commercial encryption, which is very good, but the NSA does not sanction the algorithms. On the other hand, you can get a dual-channel radio from another vendor (name deleted to mitigate biased impressions) that does MANET but also has all of the other waveforms that DoD uses, *and* has LPI/LPD built into many of those waveforms *plus* they support Type 1 (NSA certified) and Type 3 encryption. So, these dudes are jumping on the bandwagon of popularity when they really don't understand the full capabilities. They think it's a cool device that gives them voice, video, and PLI. If they wanted to (and they knew how) they could run an entire TOC/Command Post off of one. ...my point is, that there are far better, and more practical options out there for the type of work that is implied in these videos.

  • @joshmiller9783

    @joshmiller9783

    6 ай бұрын

    so it kinda sounds like a more powerful version of meshtastic with lora devices.

  • @canonfodder808
    @canonfodder80810 ай бұрын

    CivTak: you can see where eachothers are... AKA Civilian Trak, so big brother can too!

  • @DJTheMetalheadMercenary
    @DJTheMetalheadMercenary Жыл бұрын

    That's a chonky boi, much bigger than the MBITR, price certainly reflects that and overall capabilities too lol yeah. ATAK and CIVTAK are solid. I will say though that for whatever reason if cell towers are shut down, destroyed, or otherwise inaccessible, you will need a PACE protocol, and that means various Radios (the 'feng, shortwave, or otherwise) are going to be implemented albeit with extreme discipline in use. Good stuff!!!

  • @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    Жыл бұрын

    Bro let’s do a video together

  • @DJTheMetalheadMercenary

    @DJTheMetalheadMercenary

    Жыл бұрын

    @@TheLastAmericanOutlaw I'm game for that brother! Where you located again?

  • @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    Жыл бұрын

    @@DJTheMetalheadMercenary Texas you.

  • @DJTheMetalheadMercenary

    @DJTheMetalheadMercenary

    Жыл бұрын

    @@TheLastAmericanOutlaw Oh nice, I used to live there for a few years as a kid, got family down there too. I'm in Wisconsin now lol

  • @nicholasneider8089

    @nicholasneider8089

    Жыл бұрын

    It's the same exact size as an mbitr

  • @haxboi5492
    @haxboi549220 күн бұрын

    Using packet radio with dmr would do the same for $600 max including the radio, cabling and the phone. They cost so much because it's meant for the government who are filthy rich

  • @iansindal8824
    @iansindal882411 ай бұрын

    A video about CivTak would be a cool idea for a future video

  • @DaemonC
    @DaemonC11 ай бұрын

    Jokes on you. I don't have any friends to communicate with.

  • @pale_2111
    @pale_211111 ай бұрын

    Just because one turns on a Baofeng HT, that doesn't mean "everyone knows where you're at". For one, Baofeng HT's are either a dual band or tri band (depending on the model). They cover a large spectrum of radio frequencies. An opposing force would have to scan the frequencies to find any traffic. Radio Frequency tracking takes a long time to do and can only be done with traffic on the frequency in question. Even though a Baofeng is a basic FM Transceiver, it can easily be jammed. That's where Yaesu System Fusion, D-STAR, DMR and other digital modulation protocols come into play. Clear audio with friends or a team and no one with a basic FM Transceiver will come in on the conversation because they don't have the capability to decode the signal. Having friends, family and possibly a team to depend on a cell phone app that requires infrastructure and a data connection is a no go for me. Guess everyone forgot about the bombing at the ATT Building in Nashville a few years ago. Millions of people were without cell phone service for a few days, myself included. But my ID-5100A in my bedroom worked just fine for me. Had communications with friends on local repeaters.

  • @DJ-fd4qk

    @DJ-fd4qk

    11 ай бұрын

    RF tracking does not take a long time with the current SIGINT collection equipment. Considering how wide the bandwidth view is and the software that they run for passive collect, all you’d need is 3 or 4 teams running their own equipment and passive collect missions at the known frequencies in which Fengs transmit. Ever heard of SOT-A and ACT’s? Their whole job is getting a fix on targets who transmit and then DFing them to “walk them down”.

  • @pale_2111

    @pale_2111

    11 ай бұрын

    That's if the offending station keeps transmitting, stays on the same frequency, power level and on one radio. Some mobile radios have a cross band repeater function, which can make things harder to find them.

  • @DJ-fd4qk

    @DJ-fd4qk

    11 ай бұрын

    @@pale_2111 harder yes, but with the current equipment and right teams it's not as difficult as you think. Baofengs aren't exactly high-end high-COMSEC radios either, even with all their functionality. If we're talking Harris or Thales radios with legit crypto uploaded on them, then yes it'd be very difficult

  • @RetiredRadioChaser

    @RetiredRadioChaser

    11 ай бұрын

    @@pale_2111 You have never had anyone hunting your radio, that really wants to find you. I have over 25 years experience hunting radio transmitters. I did RDF as a job, not as a hobby! There are radio systems that can see and record a 20 ghz band spread (or more, that is tech is over 15 years old), and DF or geolocate everything it records. Oh, send a packet, burst transmission or other very short transmission, and you can't be located, I have located transmitters down to 50 meters proximity with a 1 second transmission, then sat on the location until the next transmission. Don't stay in one location? That would only work if you are only moving through the area and are gone. Use spread spectrum, or digital, well those signals can be located. Use digital encryption? Then you automatically attract someones attention who wants to know why you are... etc. Yes, sometimes it takes a while to find each transmitter, but it can be done if you keep transmitting, whether you change frequencies or not. Don't want RDF or geolocation to find you, don't use a radio. I would believe @DJ-fd4qk has a better knowledge of this than you do and it reads like he has more current experience than I do.

  • @Not_very_grey
    @Not_very_grey11 ай бұрын

    Yo civtak is a horrible idea. Depending on the situation. In the worst case, you can be tracked very easily with a cellphone. With a uv5r you can keep it off and only use it strategically when you need it.

  • @Not_very_grey

    @Not_very_grey

    11 ай бұрын

    @noducks7070 I don’t think you can run the app on a burner phone. Even so it takes a second for it to boot up. Not necessarily the fastest thing turning off and on a phone. Leaves a wider window.

  • @eastcoastflooring4624

    @eastcoastflooring4624

    10 ай бұрын

    @noducks7070 thyrm makes the dark vault, other companies make a case you can put your phone in and it blocks signal so no need to turn it off I’m sure it’s not 100% but it damn sure enough good enough to get you by, I can place my phone in the dark vault and will not receive a notification or a call until I open the case

  • @SlickAstley_TV

    @SlickAstley_TV

    10 ай бұрын

    Any lock can be picked because it needs to be opened at some point, just like any form of communication has potential to be tracked because you have to use it to reach out to communicate at some point. Nothing is perfect, everything has a tradeoff

  • @TheDudesterism

    @TheDudesterism

    10 ай бұрын

    Faraday bag

  • @berryreading4809

    @berryreading4809

    10 ай бұрын

    Yep you either have to pull the sim card or bag it, bagging it is the only 100% way to know it's not being pinged or tracked in any way, atleast within our US tower networks. Especially if companies were to be helped along into providing simple software updates that upgrade these "phone off" tracking abilities, although this may already be in common circulation. Hard to be sure unless you're good at reading base code and know phone programming specifically well 🤷‍♂️ It's been a while for most companies since a smart phone with an easily removable battery that could have downloaded maps etc. stored on. So it's either flip phone, Samsung S5 era, or buy a Faraday bag for all your signature devices just to be safe if something went 0-100... Quality ones are less than $100, functional ones 1/3 of that, and they can help your keyless entry system from draining your newer vehicle batteries if you happen to store your keys nearby and don't drive often. Oh by the way talking of signature reduction and tracking don't forget about your late model vehicles having anything from 2000's on-star to factory GPS/sim card tower network capabilities on newer vehicles! This can all be disabled permanently on many vehicles, but certain brands and models of newer vehicles will make this a critical system within some module and probably prevent starting on most mid-level and up vehicles eventually... Just something else to consider. Maybe keep that old mechanical pump diesel POS after all instead of buying the next special color of TRD Tacoma or 4Runner ... 🤔 😂👍

  • @shanestamball1886
    @shanestamball188610 ай бұрын

    Why would anyone want this in a SHTF scenario? The first thing to go will be cellular services. Civ Tech will be worthless. Yeah ur right about 1 thing uhf n vhf everyone will hear what you are saying. But in that type of scenario know body who knows anything will be using those comms. Laws won't apply train with a $25 baofang, but buy ur real com systems now, and keep them stored.

  • @Andrew-kk2ry
    @Andrew-kk2ry14 күн бұрын

    Typical "check out my expensive kit while I ignore the obvious practical problems with my recommendations"

  • @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    14 күн бұрын

    I have other options to look

  • @andrewwilkey6195
    @andrewwilkey61959 ай бұрын

    Turning on a radio doesn’t tell anyone where you are… it’s passive, you have to transmit something for people to know where you are… and your phone is always transmitting. Also there is a ton of features missing on civtac probably about 50% and non of the plugins work.

  • @ForwardObservations

    @ForwardObservations

    8 ай бұрын

    The cool thing about these though is when you try and DF them all you see is WIFI routers if they are set up correctly. Now out in a field this may look odd but in an urban environment this is super benificial

  • @schadenfreud33
    @schadenfreud33 Жыл бұрын

    Have you integrated fusion night vision with that system? And if so is it worth it

  • @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    Жыл бұрын

    Ya we are trying still. Not easy but we are trying. When it works it’s cool but almost to much info.

  • @skipdegraff6547
    @skipdegraff654717 күн бұрын

    Boefang is the decoy bouy😂

  • @richievalenz1
    @richievalenz110 ай бұрын

    Smoke signals are free. 💨

  • @The_LarpingToad
    @The_LarpingToad11 ай бұрын

    SMF collective all the way babyyy💪🔥❗️❗️❗️

  • @themrjones
    @themrjones10 ай бұрын

    I love how everybody's stocked up on all this cool gear don't forget that's not your gear that's our gear.

  • @ThePhantomGodofNight

    @ThePhantomGodofNight

    10 ай бұрын

    who are you? negan? the saviours? get real bozo 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

  • @colemorrison8957

    @colemorrison8957

    9 ай бұрын

    That’s definitely the government’s gear not ours if that’s what you’re saying😂

  • @marshalllapenta7656
    @marshalllapenta76564 ай бұрын

    Question? What's the total weight of the whole kit? Doe Bose make a pair of those headphones? Is it possible to make a all in 1? For example just 1 pair of headphones that does all? How's all this against the rain or salt water? Can someone else listen into the conversation? What about against a EMP? Essentially glorified walkie talkies?

  • @chanc9737
    @chanc973710 ай бұрын

    hey big guy! get the spiritus systems cummerbund witht tubes and the AXL velcro tube parts that go with it... will make your jpc on crack

  • @saulmetzger
    @saulmetzger10 ай бұрын

    *Turns on an SC4200 on the same center freq and fratricides your network*

  • @Boopboob
    @Boopboob10 ай бұрын

    *angry Silvus Technologies noises *

  • @AliBaba-vw7mo
    @AliBaba-vw7mo Жыл бұрын

    From what I can tell, this radio doesn’t have FHSS. Not a very good idea if your enemy has EW capabilities

  • @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    Жыл бұрын

    It doesn’t, but it’s the best we have to offer.

  • @AliBaba-vw7mo

    @AliBaba-vw7mo

    Жыл бұрын

    @@TheLastAmericanOutlaw it’s a good product for sure, but I don’t see this being fit for use against an advanced opponent. Also, MIMO OFDM sounds a lot like WiFi physical layer

  • @Filthyrick69

    @Filthyrick69

    11 ай бұрын

    English please? EW capabilities??

  • @AliBaba-vw7mo

    @AliBaba-vw7mo

    11 ай бұрын

    @@Filthyrick69 electronic warfare

  • @swegmastur614

    @swegmastur614

    11 ай бұрын

    What would you recommend instead then

  • @LordGobis
    @LordGobis11 ай бұрын

    You're right I can't afford it but I can make it. And I can make it so the government can't track me.

  • @ManualMoreno-bb7hk

    @ManualMoreno-bb7hk

    11 ай бұрын

    Awesome hopefully you share the knowledge and post a video of the build to the tube 👍

  • @Youtubeuser1aa

    @Youtubeuser1aa

    11 ай бұрын

    Good luck with that loo

  • @MZ-bl6wg
    @MZ-bl6wg7 ай бұрын

    I’ve been seeing them on “Forward Observations” videos in their work in Ukraine and Syria

  • @alexisdetocqueville9964
    @alexisdetocqueville99646 ай бұрын

    Overinflated price for our overinflated defense budget to buy. Same reason Sig is releasing a red dot at $3800. Going over a system like this on a civilian 2A channel is just coolguy operator bait. It's a nonstarter for 99% of us out there looking for practical comms to work with. And I say this as a big fan of the channel.

  • @mr.morris2907
    @mr.morris2907 Жыл бұрын

    FNG question., ...Is the Navy Operator dude related to Jeff Cavaliere (the Athlean X dude). Dope vid by the way

  • @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    Жыл бұрын

    Na just with outlaw nation!

  • @mr.morris2907

    @mr.morris2907

    Жыл бұрын

    @@TheLastAmericanOutlaw Copy lol. ...If he sees this, let him know his CS is now AX. Love the knowledge you guys are dropping btw 🤙

  • @shawnmercercrain9727
    @shawnmercercrain972711 ай бұрын

    Is CivTak the same as ITak?

  • @Kaotix_music

    @Kaotix_music

    11 ай бұрын

    yes, Itak is just the iphone version. Which kinda sucks compared to the legacy ATAK version. But both talk to eachother, ITAK just has much less features

  • @bashkillszombies
    @bashkillszombies10 ай бұрын

    Just like your phone has five cameras on it now, your radio in a few years will have five antennae, and if you have four you'll be mocked by your mates. I'm ahead of the game, I'm hot glue gunning twenty antenna to my UV5R, you peasants can't imagine my awesome radio powers.

  • @CombatBuckee
    @CombatBuckee Жыл бұрын

    I got to say, it was a great review video but the black background and surrounding makes everything so insanely hard to see in the video. Might want to go with something of a lighter colored backdrop for a future video?

  • @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    Жыл бұрын

    Ok I’ll get another one thanks for bringing it up. It’s hard to know what works if no one says anything !! Thanks

  • @CombatBuckee

    @CombatBuckee

    Жыл бұрын

    @@TheLastAmericanOutlaw I absolutely dig the content though my guy! Currently watching the WWIII bag setup video and diggin your choices🤙🏼

  • @treatstacticaltraining
    @treatstacticaltraining Жыл бұрын

    do a video on how to set up ATAK

  • @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    Жыл бұрын

    Humm let me think how to film that

  • @JinKee
    @JinKee10 ай бұрын

    Do you have a PRC-E7?

  • @rampartcountyfiredepartmen9497
    @rampartcountyfiredepartmen94977 ай бұрын

    So I have a question. Can you show how to set up civitak or atak ?

  • @shaneatherang
    @shaneatherang6 ай бұрын

    Don’t get caught slipping with a Baofeng , their great for hunting and lazy Wife’s that don’t like to getting out of bed while your working in the Garage 😎🇺🇸🤙🏽

  • @Max_Janszen
    @Max_Janszen4 ай бұрын

    I suppose laser communication is the only secure comms now

  • @johnnyappleseed.4420
    @johnnyappleseed.442010 ай бұрын

    Cool when shit hits the fan aim for that dude.

  • @JohnAdams-mu7xd
    @JohnAdams-mu7xd11 ай бұрын

    Whats the range of these?

  • @ryank0351
    @ryank035110 ай бұрын

    Im gov supervisor, we buy items from ebuy with gov credit card. Everything is like 3x more then amazon price, sad truth

  • @bradwiller7706
    @bradwiller770610 ай бұрын

    Picked up mine yesterday. Trying to figure out how to play snake on it?

  • @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    10 ай бұрын

    😂

  • @SKYNET9er
    @SKYNET9er10 ай бұрын

    A few years ago i picked up a load of stainless steel nuts bolts washers in bags packed in boxes bout the size of yer fist, bound for some foreign desert during a rather large “skirmish” involving a butt load of people from a bunch of different countries. So I get to Ft. Hood, and they refuse the whole load but pay us to haul it back to the guvmnt contractor. A few weeks later i get called to haul the same load again from A2B. Only this time Ft. Hood accepted the load. Turns out, there was a miscommunication regarding the “packaging” part of the large hardware order, instead of “bags in boxes” the “GUVMNT” wanted each & every single nut, bolt & washer to be in its very own tiny little plastic bag, and then a designated amount of bags were placed in each 📦 box before it shipped. Silly? Yes until they told me that those bags in boxens were bound for the “foreign deserts” and it was all about not letting sand get into the threads. That way the mechanic in the desert could control when the bag gets torn open during repairs instead of having a bunch of sand covered nuts & bolts. So I totally agree with mil spec standards when it comes to protecting our troops. And for the vets out there?!? Thank you for your service to our country. 🙏🏻❤️🇺🇸

  • @ThinkTheory
    @ThinkTheory7 ай бұрын

    How does one even get into the coms world specially from a preps perspective. I hear so much about radios and coms that I don’t even know what to start 🤣

  • @NomadHorizon

    @NomadHorizon

    5 ай бұрын

    Im in the same boat, knowledge is power and so many radios out there are either popular but not so good, or they are really good and cost as much as a kidney. I havent seen a middle ground. I want a Radio or mesh network that has good security, range, and decent price. I dpnt think thats too much to asl for. Only issue is shit like that is under government contract, and you damn well the government doesnt want to empower the people.

  • @gringofett3944
    @gringofett39447 ай бұрын

    The MPU themselves are around $8K per unit.

  • @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    7 ай бұрын

    The dismount kit in 2024 is 37 k retail. But it’s the best

  • @ponraul1221
    @ponraul122110 ай бұрын

    **gets call from bank**

  • @greenfrog5647
    @greenfrog564710 ай бұрын

    Man lots of people here coping and simping for baofengs, sad. If it was "just as good" more organized state actors would use them

  • @ashhawk2346
    @ashhawk23467 ай бұрын

    Just an insight into an Item for an active operator.. Definitley not for civilian use, pointless for the average consumer.

  • @_scoring
    @_scoring7 ай бұрын

    Civtak wont work when the man shuts it down. Neither will gps. Same with mhz radio. It will be scrambled. Gotta stay ahead

  • @GoonyMclinux
    @GoonyMclinux11 ай бұрын

    Low power HF on mag loop, no near field footprint, Anything else is a compromise.

  • @brock.landerz
    @brock.landerz11 ай бұрын

    more MPU5 videos!

  • @bolgersailingandwatersports
    @bolgersailingandwatersports8 ай бұрын

    I think they could be used for extreme long range encrypted communication in tactical environments

  • @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    8 ай бұрын

    They’re currently used for that now as well as close communication. It’s pretty much becoming the standard radio.

  • @sfiend966

    @sfiend966

    7 ай бұрын

    Internet exists, no we want to use 100 yo technologoy that can be easily interrupted by small jamming devices

  • @jhutch1470

    @jhutch1470

    7 ай бұрын

    @@sfiend966 So, what do you do when the internet is interrupted?

  • @sfiend966

    @sfiend966

    7 ай бұрын

    @@jhutch1470 internet is not really localized, you can also do local networks anywhere pretty much

  • @boostav
    @boostav10 ай бұрын

    Do they make a relocation cable for the three antennas?

  • @ForwardObservations

    @ForwardObservations

    8 ай бұрын

    yes, you can't think of the radio as a radio. Think it as a node. So there are larger antenna systems that you would place a mpu5 on top of a truck. or you could raise one on a mast.

  • @sciji3118
    @sciji311811 ай бұрын

    Whats comparable without the price though?

  • @MrMattydavee
    @MrMattydavee10 ай бұрын

    Exactly

  • @Luke-iw6xe
    @Luke-iw6xe8 ай бұрын

    MPU5? Old news. Silvus StreamCaster is the new hotness!!!

  • @ForwardObservations

    @ForwardObservations

    8 ай бұрын

    Silvus can't hold a candle to what P.S. can do

  • @Luke-iw6xe

    @Luke-iw6xe

    8 ай бұрын

    @@ForwardObservations lol, bro!! 😂

  • @kenneydin
    @kenneydin10 ай бұрын

    I tried downloading it on my iPad and my iPhone and it says No Results for civ tech on both systems 😊

  • @nedflanders5649
    @nedflanders564910 ай бұрын

    Radio NERDS

  • @briani7858
    @briani7858 Жыл бұрын

    youre shilling against radios but telling people to use a cellphone network reliant on towers? easiest way to find a guy is going to be pinging cellphone towers my guy. no ill stick with low power DMR or analog radios. its not as simple as you push to talk and youre immediately triangulated, even with an omni directional antenna. with a directional antenna its even more difficult.

  • @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    Жыл бұрын

    I think you took this video wrong. So many people have the mpu5 on their stuff I thought people may like to see it and have some small details on it. Most people never get the opportunity. That’s all.

  • @briani7858

    @briani7858

    Жыл бұрын

    @@TheLastAmericanOutlaw thats entirely possible. it is super cool tech i will say that. i just dont think its a good fit for any type of civilian ops.

  • @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    Жыл бұрын

    @@briani7858 I suppose that depends on who is your advocacy. Is it the usg ? Another major g? Is it a Teir unit ? If so if you have a ham as soon as it’s on they know your there. PS is a bit harder as it can be 1 radio but make you think there is 200. But if it’s the local le or country folk ya.

  • @briani7858

    @briani7858

    Жыл бұрын

    @@TheLastAmericanOutlaw if you meen on transmit then yea. but theyre not going to triangulate your position on a 5 second TX. they might, if theyre actively listening get a general direction. which in itself may be enough. your logic makes sense I just firmly believe theres much more to it than that.

  • @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    Жыл бұрын

    @@briani7858 ya man listen I am new to the como world, I started for work in November, the learning curve is massive. Massive. I don’t pretend to know anything. I am just leading at the highest level we have as a country. Only thing I know is ham, and cellphone especially Bluetooth is child’s play for them.

  • @user-yr5il1np6m
    @user-yr5il1np6m10 ай бұрын

    How much RF radiation them things pushing out

  • @lemniscatelogos7917
    @lemniscatelogos79177 ай бұрын

    I want that thumbnail in black and white 20x24 in tapestry on my bedroom wall no font

  • @leehrvyoswld
    @leehrvyoswld7 ай бұрын

    Fuck radios, all my homies use paper airplanes in the field.

  • @The_Gallowglass
    @The_Gallowglass10 ай бұрын

    Yaeh! I wanna roleplay a billy bada-s.

  • @Wastelandman7000
    @Wastelandman7000 Жыл бұрын

    Interesting. Not a criticism, but, doesn't fit my needs. The GPS is a deal breaker for me. If I'm in an uncivil situation the last thing I want is to broadcast my location. Hackers, just saying. If it is made it will be hacked.

  • @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    Жыл бұрын

    Fair, thus far no one can hack it. You can take the fps off. But for military and le use it’s nice to have.

  • @Kaotix_music

    @Kaotix_music

    11 ай бұрын

    This radio isnt really for civilians (although you CAN buy one...if youre rich lmao) but it doesnt matter. You have a cell phone that has GPS. Cell phones dont use cell towers to give you GPS, they have actual GPS modules. Youre on the internet, your data is being harvest somewhere. No matte what you do. MPU5 or not. ATAK or not. People will know where you are unless youre 100% off-grid

  • @JB-uk7mn

    @JB-uk7mn

    11 ай бұрын

    They don't need to hack it if they have a built-in backdoor

  • @brock.landerz

    @brock.landerz

    10 ай бұрын

    This was made for JSOC. They thought about that lol

  • @sureshotmcgee1085
    @sureshotmcgee108510 ай бұрын

    Look up what the government did to Nextel cell phone service😢😢

  • @almightyIrie
    @almightyIrie10 ай бұрын

    What is this smf collective?

  • @DDDSSDDDSSDDDSS
    @DDDSSDDDSSDDDSS8 ай бұрын

    Lol the gov will track u guys down first. 😅😅 lol this guy wanta us to rely on cell service 😂 im fkin dying over here 😅😅

  • @dylan-wj9jl
    @dylan-wj9jl8 ай бұрын

    how is the mpu 5 compare to the prc 163 by l3harris?

  • @standby_official

    @standby_official

    7 ай бұрын

    163 is better it’s voice and data capable simultaneously

  • @dylan-wj9jl

    @dylan-wj9jl

    7 ай бұрын

    @@standby_official yes, I've worked with 163, and am aware of that (sorry if this sounds snide or assholish. not trying to be.) but I was trying to get more comparative information more on the mpu 5. outside of just voice and data capes

  • @LukePRTR

    @LukePRTR

    Ай бұрын

    163 is a different type of radio and more well rounded. The MPU5 is a single waveform equipped radio with the wave relay waveform. Wave Relay is a data focused single freq waveform with incredible bandwidth and node count(the amount of active members). The 163 can do Normal VULOS(single channel unencrypted or encrypted!), Sincgars, Havequick I and II, HPW, SCM, eBFT, P25, IW I and II, SBT, Saturn, ANW2, SRW, MUOS, TSM, Wraith and Phantom and can support additional mission module to get ISR feed. The 163 is also a dual RT system. 2 Radios in the size of one so you can work 2 seperated waveforms at the same time. TSM is the most comparable mode to Wave Relay, TSM only supports 10mbps and 800 users. High bandwidth isnt that important for most ground soldiers, only need PLI and low level messages, sometimes sharing pictures and very rarely video. There is a already more than a dozen or so radios that support TSM from multiple different MFG. At 10:18 the presenter said that everybody can find you if your using an entry level radio like a baofeng, this is the same case for the MPU5 1000% since its not a frequency hopping radio and the MPU5 would be even easier to find compared to a baofeng since the MPU5 is constantly passing other singles through you as it acts a repeater. With atleast a baofeng you have some control over the radio when to push radio signals or not. If your worried about being direction found you need a ECCM hopping radio that uses waveforms like Sincgars, Havequick, Quicklook, Wraith, Phantom, Vapor or Vanguard.

  • @SgtSeth
    @SgtSeth10 ай бұрын

    The MPU5 is a good radio but not as good as other L3Harris MANET radios. This is coming directly from someone who is currently supporting operators. And its not me. The MPU5 is an older radio that is being phased out.

  • @brock.landerz

    @brock.landerz

    10 ай бұрын

    😂😂😂

  • @justinschw
    @justinschw5 ай бұрын

    What does this guy do for work to be given one of these? 😅

  • @blackchuckstable
    @blackchuckstable11 ай бұрын

    For 30k it’s not even that “secure”

  • @indoorkite651

    @indoorkite651

    11 ай бұрын

    Nothing is secure, so why waste 30k on something when you can just have a few cheapo radios. That's better than most people in a SHTF, and you can afford to lose it. In a civilian vs government situation you don't want a literal GPS tracker on you

  • @admiralsnackbar2811

    @admiralsnackbar2811

    10 ай бұрын

    ​@indoorkite651 spot on. If I'm worried about being tracked by big brother I'm not transmitting anything on any device, especially THEIR Gucci radio with GPS. It probably has a backdoor built-in for them to easily find me. For every other realistic situation the cheap Baofeng will do just fine to keep me in touch with my people.

  • @richmccall1293
    @richmccall129310 ай бұрын

    It want's to track my location all the time, no thanks.

  • @00-Dima
    @00-Dima10 ай бұрын

    You can be encrypted on just 5g with new Samsung and iPhones

  • @Wanderinwonder427
    @Wanderinwonder4277 ай бұрын

    The most important tactical kit is your mind 😉

  • @BfeoAdmin
    @BfeoAdmin8 ай бұрын

    Your last point doesn’t make a lot of sense. If you are fighting an adversary that is capable of easier radio direction finding you, then your chance of having cell service is slim. Gotta go LoRa mesh network with civtak

  • @coreysheckler4777
    @coreysheckler477724 күн бұрын

    Still not a PRC 163 Harris. Civilians dont have access to ATAK that mil or spec ops uses. That radio is way over priced.

  • @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    24 күн бұрын

    @@coreysheckler4777 yep that’s why everyone hates the 163 and is moving on o the mpu5 And civtak is the same thing minus ordnance basically. And the 163 is about same price.

  • @coreysheckler4777

    @coreysheckler4777

    24 күн бұрын

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw Who's everyone? You get trained in a school house and reps come train on utilization.

  • @coreysheckler4777

    @coreysheckler4777

    24 күн бұрын

    @@TheLastAmericanOutlaw And price 15k is what our squadron pays, I'm pretty sure your 30k price tag is a little higher lol

  • @ravagesoyjoy
    @ravagesoyjoy11 ай бұрын

    So, You can't use it without the cable connected. So if the line cuts or the jack breaks then it useless. No thanks...

  • @JB-uk7mn

    @JB-uk7mn

    11 ай бұрын

    It's not a problem if it's issued to you

  • @lukelucas6789
    @lukelucas6789Ай бұрын

    Hes talking about baofang being licated but days use your phone GPS? Not being a dick I'm really trying to cime up w a solution. Heard DTR radios arent licated easily. No way to know how true that is.

  • @eastcoastflooring4624
    @eastcoastflooring462410 ай бұрын

    If we are running our beofeng in any scenario other than the house aren’t we connected to a headset just like any other radio when you turn it on you’re going to hear it through your headset please don’t think we’re dumb enough to run radios with speakers blaring ,come on man some of us have been hunting since we were able to walk, We know what we’re doing in the woods

  • @NomadHorizon

    @NomadHorizon

    5 ай бұрын

    It has nothing to do woth the speaker and everything to do with the bands the frequency from a UV5R is widely used and easy to decrypt. Sure, if someone is close to you, theyll hear the Radio without a headset. That is avoidable what isnt avoidable is the trained Radio operator who can pin point ypur exact location just from you turning on your Radio. The MPU5 is expensive not only because of government contract, but also because it can much more than just talk to your buddies. Its not even a Radio, its a mesh network meant to ve used with other mpu5 meshs. Its meant to send and recieve voice and data simultaniously. The whole "kit" for a Single operator is 37k cause that includes the MPU5, ATAK, and PTT. Im not too familiar with radios and mesh Networks, but i do know that your uv5r is not a good Radio at all. No security, and can only transfer voice. In todays World, youd be better off yelling to your buddy across a field to get information across rsther than using that thing.

  • @punkavaug
    @punkavaug7 ай бұрын

    Uhh… cool thanks I guess?

  • @MentalSovereignty-oi9rl
    @MentalSovereignty-oi9rl10 ай бұрын

    All the promo and cuts in the beginning killed the video.

  • @brisketbaron
    @brisketbaron5 ай бұрын

    Sdr is a thing and components are cheap. Tell engineers they can’t have x radio and they’ll laugh in your face 😂

  • @thepracticalrifleman
    @thepracticalrifleman Жыл бұрын

    🇺🇸🏴‍☠️🇺🇸🏴‍☠️🍻

  • @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    @TheLastAmericanOutlaw

    Жыл бұрын

    💪

  • @user-lx3jq8nz3m
    @user-lx3jq8nz3mАй бұрын

    Відео сенсу не має... про понти як він гарно виглядає

  • @alsempio1408
    @alsempio140810 ай бұрын

    Manet system

  • @chanc9737
    @chanc973710 ай бұрын

    no one saving me and mine but ME, "They say that a hero can save us , well im not gonna stand here and wait"

  • @jonathansoberg1345
    @jonathansoberg13456 ай бұрын

    I wanna