Mhockey9090
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Trying to get a Peltor/Liberator or some kind of headset but dont feel like dishing out the 700 for the set. Was wondering if anyone had any great setups that would work for the PRC 152s.
Not sure what your mission will be, however I would ASSume that if you needed them your unit will provide them. That being said I understand that sometimes you don't always get issued what you'd like. Honestly though, unless you're running around in a highly kinetic environment, wearing those headsets around all day will get a little annoying and hot. There's nothing wrong with the standard handsets while running 3 patrols a day in 130 degree heat. If you're dead set on using a high speed headset though, I'd take a look at the QuietPro tactical headsets. They use "in the ear" ear pieces and a small mic that you wear on the front of your vest. They're great for operating at night.
Hell if you find another set around for under $100 you let me know haha.
Yeah let me know haha. I've got enough parts laying around the house that I shouldn't have a problem completing the set up.If i can get my hands on another set i will hook you up. I should be able to get my hands on about 2 more when i go on leave now. Wont be a complete setup more than likely but its better than nothing. I got lucky on landing this deal haha.
I love my Peltors, but Fox is right.
I'll shoot you my address if you want to get rid of them.I stopped wearing mine about 1/2 way through this last rotation and doubt I will go back to them.
Changed them out for a lapel mic mounted on the top of my E&E pouch with an earbud in one ear and a triple flange plug in the other.
I'll shoot you my address if you want to get rid of them.
Well now I wouldn't want to rob you of ear pro...I tell you what...I'll send you my regular Peltors in exchange ;)Just because I dont use them in the field doesnt mean they arent used on the range. ;)
I stopped wearing mine about 1/2 way through this last rotation and doubt I will go back to them.
Changed them out for a lapel mic mounted on the top of my E&E pouch with an earbud in one ear and a triple flange plug in the other.