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I R NO SPEL RITE
| | | Re: Accessories you cant live without-price suggestions etc < Reply # 3 on 1/11/2004 10:23 AM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by Mark Yeah but the price for there stuff is ungodly high.
| Yes, that's right, that's why Mike buys their stuff, so he can look rich. J/K. I can get some pretty nice headsets, boom and mic with single earpiece, for quite good prices. Handsfree is pretty important, and if you cant go for the super resistant super expensive shit then it's best to get something you don't mind losing. Let me know if you are interested.
| Dear Chasey Lain, I wrote to explain, I'm your biggest fan, I just wanted to ask; Could I eat your ass? Write back as soon as you can. |
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| | | Re: Accessories you cant live without-price suggestions etc < Reply # 7 on 1/11/2004 3:31 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by ExKa|iBuR Keep in mind that's $2,000 for what is easily over 10 grand in actual value... -Mike
| I'd spend about $50 on a headset. I hate that earbud rubbish with the microphone dangling about everywhere. You end up having to tape it to your face. The most I've ever spent on headphones of any kind, was $500, and that is because as I a DJ I need good headphones. (Part of the mixing technique involves listening to what is on the nightclub speakers, and what is playing in your headphones so you can compair record speeds) I see $2000 excessive for any application in radios. For that I could buy components to make a super powerful PC. (Unless of course, you aren't talking US dollars) $2000 would pay for Gen 2 nightvision. $2000 is also more than the value of my 4wd pickup. (Unless of course, you aren't talking US dollars) Deja vu? But in any case, it's solely up to you. Hell if you want to blow 2 grand on radio gear, that's fine by me. So long as you can still pay the rent afterwards.
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| | | | | Re: Accessories you cant live without-price suggestions etc < Reply # 13 on 2/4/2004 12:26 AM > | Reply with Quote
| | | YES! You should have extra batteries for anything you are using, especially vital equipment such as lighting and radios. Heck, a backup light and radio aren't a bad idea at all! I kind of created a backup flashlight by hacking a bright green LED, resistor, and switch into the empty space inside an HT battery pack, but that's cheating... somehow... I just know it... I prefer equipment that takes standard batteries, such as AA cells, over that which takes proprietary battery formats. (Which reminds me, I need to look for an AA cell case that fits my nice aging Kenwood TH-77A...) I think the radio accessory that's done the most towards making life easy was a kick-ass HT antenna. I'm using the biggest, nastiest, most genuinely evil antenna MFJ makes for dual band HTs with a BNC connector on the TH-77A, and rarely ever have to bring it up over low power (300mW). Diamond, I believe, makes a neat little ultra-flexible 18" antenna for the VHF and UHF ham bands, and I believe it could be easily trimmed down for use on GMRS or MURS frequencies (or it might work well enough right out of the box!) Posted by Phreak480 #1 accessory that you cant live without should be backup power, whether that means another battery pack (which must be charged to be useful) or spare batteries, remember your batteries will die at the most innopurtune time, when you need your radio the most. You carry an extra flashlight or extra batts for your light, so carry backup power for your radio too.
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