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i figured out. So I will be trooping this saturday with this setup and I will take a video so you can see how it works in real situation.

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Any update on that video yet, Ed?

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Curious to see how it worked out. ;)

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I bought this same set up and it arrived yesterday. I did not get to play around with it too much but so far I am pleased. There are a ton of privacy channels and settings. It does get loud but that may be different once it is behind my chest plate and I am in a crowd. Using the throat mic there is a slight lag that tends to cut off the first word I speak but I think I just need to practice with it more.

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I bought this same set up and it arrived yesterday. I did not get to play around with it too much but so far I am pleased. There are a ton of privacy channels and settings. It does get loud but that may be different once it is behind my chest plate and I am in a crowd. Using the throat mic there is a slight lag that tends to cut off the first word I speak but I think I just need to practice with it more.

Haha just be careful you don't pull an Emerson Fittipaldi with that throat mic. :)

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First troop went well. It took me a minute to get the neck seal and mic placed correctly to prevent from going off on it's own from time to time, but no more than a normal mic with VOX setup. I'm trooping DragonCon next weekend and will have a chance to really put it though its paces, and try out some more push-to-talk mode.

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Have you had any more successes with this setup? Ā It's a brilliant idea, and it seems like the thing for those of use without the time and/or budget to make the snazzier setups into a thing. Ā $40 & shipping isn't a bad deal for an out-of-the-box solution.

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I love it!!! Thanks for sharing. Anxiously waiting for updates on your test run!

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#troopersonabudget

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I purchased the throat mic and the walkie talkies. Very easy set up and it works great! Very pleased. Many thanks, Matt.:-)

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Kinda curious about this set-up. How hard is it to adjust the channels while wearing the armor, to go from open conversation to a private one (say with a handler or another trooper) ?

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After not being very happy with my aker, I've decided to try this setup. I already have the walkies at home and next week I'll test them in a troop.

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The kit might be great but does anyone know if it is worth $196.00 plus shipping?

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I think so. Hop on over to my helmet electronics thread, then scroll down to my video demonstration. It's not very long but you'll get the idea.

http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/29534-helmet-electronics-and-external-power-supply-updated/

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I'll test it next thursday. My first impression at home: I like the sound but it looks like the volume won't be loud enough...

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If the walkie talkies have an earphone output, how about plugging that into a personal PA amp, like the Aker? That should give you plenty of volume!Ā  :0Lighten:

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If the walkie talkies have an earphone output, how about plugging that into a personal PA amp, like the Aker? That should give you plenty of volume!Ā  :0Lighten:

I had the same idea ;-)

But first I'll test it trooping. Today I made some adjustments and it sounds better and louder.

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