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INCURSORI January 27th, 2006 12:59

Anyone interested in a REAL Bowman PRR?
 
I'm putting out some feelers to see if people would be interested in getting in on a group order. The units come with the Headset, Radio unit and a wireless PTT switch to mount on your gun or wherever you please. The Radio's themselves are used but in Top Notch condition and the accesories are all brand-new. Heres a pic of a Bowman in use:
Headset:
http://www.army.mod.uk/img/equipment/cs/PRR.1.jpg
Radio:
http://www.army-technology.com/contr...i/Prr-OK_1.jpg

The PRR has a 256-channel capability. Sixteen channels are directly available to the user, with an additional 16 directly under the press to talk (PTT) switch. The operational range in rural terrain is more than 500 meters. The PRR will transmit through up to three floors in urban terrain.

Please let me know if there would be any interest in me bringing these units in. Cost would be approx. £300 ($600 cdn) but this would be the ultimate peice of kit you own.

Groombug January 27th, 2006 13:09

I'd be interested in the headset and PTT system with appropriate jacks for Motorola Saber-series radios.

INCURSORI January 27th, 2006 13:10

No, sorry, these are complete units.

Thanks,

Marco P.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Groombug
I'd be interested in the headset and PTT system with appropriate jacks for Motorola Saber-series radios.


MadMorbius January 27th, 2006 13:33

What's the operating frequency range? If it's compatible with dual band or programmable to GMRS frequencies, I'd go for it.

EDIT - 500m in urban terrain doesnt sound that great. What's the operating range in rural environments?

INCURSORI January 27th, 2006 13:39

little over 1km. I know it isn't great, but these are mainly for CQB and inter-unit radios. They don't run on the typical UHF/VHF, they run on a wireless LAN system thats more secure than UHF/VHF. I'm bringing in a pair to test and I should know more by then. If anyone is interested, I have brochures that I can email to you. Just email me @ mpinc@shaw.ca

Thanks,

Marco P.

Quote:

Originally Posted by MadMorbius
What's the operating frequency range? If it's compatible with dual band or programmable to GMRS frequencies, I'd go for it.

EDIT - 500m in urban terrain doesnt sound that great. What's the operating range in rural environments?


Quantis January 27th, 2006 13:53

what do these use as batteries ?

Can they be programmed ? (to FRS)

- Quantis

INCURSORI January 27th, 2006 13:57

They run on 2 AA batteries.

No, they can't be programmed to FRS.

Thanks,

Marco P.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Quantis
what do these use as batteries ?

Can they be programmed ? (to FRS)

- Quantis


Groombug January 27th, 2006 14:34

Do you have a source for TASC-II headsets?

INCURSORI January 27th, 2006 14:39

Nope, Just these for now.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Groombug
Do you have a source for TASC-II headsets?


Bunny January 27th, 2006 15:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by Groombug
Do you have a source for TASC-II headsets?

http://www.tacticalcommand.com/ looks like they ship to civvies. Big $$$ though.

Eddie January 27th, 2006 16:53

Another option is to get the Bowman headset off eBay and have it rewired with PTT by a pro. www.elementconcepts.com/articles_prr.php

Headset links
www.daviescomms.net
www.tacticalcommand.com
www.racalacoustics.co.uk

Yeoman January 27th, 2006 19:53

if only they weren't so much
if only they weren't so much
*sigh* maybe later on in the year.paying to much to upgrade the airsoft stock again.
Greg

DuffMan January 28th, 2006 02:57

Yeah, I was wondering, seeing as how Bowman PRR headsets aren't too bad on price on ebay, would anyone be able to rewire one to work with a standard motorola/cobra FRS with a PTT?

KenC July 2nd, 2006 03:28

I have just successfully re-wired an Ebay Bowman PRR headset and home made PTT button to go with Motorolla FRS T-series radio. Will put up instructions and pictures soon. :grin:

H-G July 2nd, 2006 17:08

This link might be helpfull


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