Walker walkie-talkie Review

[@roymercer1417]

Nice setup and great explanation

[@billbritt1974]

How did you add them to the helmet? Do you have a link for those clips? I have some but the stamp was the wrong direction to where the walkers would slide off

[@joshlprkr1]

Will you do a full breakdown of the helmet and everything on it i want to build one like it

[@hotsausage504]

Ive got the same NODs but cant figure out or find a video on how to customize a bracket for the attachments

[@jasonmurphy9372]

What NODs are these? Wasn't mentioned in the video.

[@DaveSmith-cp5kj]

@@jasonmurphy9372 They are Gen 1 binoculars.

[@SkiMaskUnbox]

What mount system and adapter did u use on the ghostehunters?

[@odcofficial]

Thats a pretty dope setup bro, nice and clean🤙

[@bruceko56]

What helmet mount is that for the walkers head set?

[@roymercer1417]

What are those nods?

[@CantStopAlan]

Does it work with ham held radio? Or does the mic only work with battery

[@revolutionaryhippies6972]

Great set up

[@monk1776]

They are nice but, very cheaply made used mine twice and the boom mic broke right at the point where it swivels. Happened on both the ones I bought had to end up using super glue to fix both they still work but it's a issue they need to address. The frequencies are frs frequencies.

[@scarbite301]

Absolutely! totally agree with you I always refer to them as the poor man’s operator headphones because of this reason

[@bigguy1403]

@@scarbite301 your probably talking about the old ones..we have 5 of these and 5 at the range and not one single person has had a problem with them they work great...as for poor man's set up why would you need a much more expensive set just for the range which is wear most people use them.

[@greytac]

Well again what are the nods you are running? Thanks

[@TruthPrevails24]

looks like ghost hunters, but a custom bracket it seems. I was looking into doing that because then I could have Jen one night vision for a few hundred bucks until I get real night vision and it wouldn’t put me any farther back. If I’m not wrong, eBay sells the part that you need to combine them which is like 20 bucks. Then you just attach it to an arm and you gotta dual ghost hunters. still gen 1 but if you got ir you can see at night. and since right now there’s nothing going on not that big of a deal. Not like you’re going out training while there’s Terrorist out here yet

[@offthecouch1999]

What kind of nv is that and can you do a review

[@23RO]

What was that flap that appeared to go over the bright LED display ?

[@tremendousmoss]

Thanks for the review bud! Instant sub! God Bless

[@beavisroadhog9629]

The radio range you are quoting sounds very optimistic.

[@curseofsasuke]

Every radio has roughly the same range. Antenna length helps, but not practical to have a 20 foot antenna.

[@johncadloni4538]

Anyone who has used FRS type radios knows the real world range is nowhere near 2-3 miles. Real world is about 1/2 mile unless it is open fields, flat land with no hills or other obstructions. House, hills, trees, ect. really limit range. It's basicly line of sight after about an 1/8 mile. They are still very useful but very range limited under real world conditions. Just so you know.

[@curseofsasuke]

@@johncadloni4538 it’s basically line of aight

[@_dmorales16]

Can I change the mic ?

[@visionaire7778]

Wireless free? Wow! Like if I bought those? I wouldn't need anything else?

[@Mr.Dapper]

Are these good for larping?

[@scarbite301]

Good question never tried. there’s more comfortable products out there than this

[@jasonfields7058]

Yep, they are larping approved. Also good for grid down scenarios with a small fire team.

[@bigguy1403]

Why do you say poor man's set up? Why would you need to spend alot more money for something your using at the range? If your law enforcement then yes but for the range it's great...you keep saying poor man's setup I'm far from being broke and could afford any set out there 10x over and I love these...these are not a poor man's setup their a smart man's setup..

[@noahmcdonald5208]

If you only plan on using them for the range, some people have setups to be as functional in real combat as possible

[@bigguy1403]

@@noahmcdonald5208 still not a poor man's set up. Just because some people like taking it to the extreme. Most people don't use military helmets unless it's SHTF day.

[@bblauter]

I own about 4 sets of sardin and MSA hearing protection so budget wasn't the limiting factor. I looked elsewhere but these seem to fit the bill for some quick easy on the range communication between my girl and I, not to mention loaning out these walker comms to my less equipped friends and family.

[@GhiIIie]

@@bigguy1403 I think that’s a good amount of the market right now though, a SHTF scenario is imminent and we’re looking for force multipliers within our budget that will aid in defeating a military as advanced as the US’s

[@jimmybranks8359]

For a combat setup it's a poor man's setup

[@nelsonenaccion4x424]

Outstanding

[@syn4057]

Push to talk?

[@koltaire5938]

What nods ?

[@scarbite301]

Sight mark ghost Hunter

[@oldtrooper8320]

Great review brother! I’ve been looking to do this to see if it works. Now I know. Be safe.

[@greytac]

What are the nods u are running

[@jaynikk758]

Sight Mark Ghost Hunter

[@thebritabroad]

Anyone know if this can communicate with a Motorola XPR radio?

[@mgm5781]

I have these exact WT's and the VOX isn't good. You have to wait too long to respond to the person you're talking to.

[@johncadloni4538]

I agree. The vox has a very long pause after you finish speaking. You can get used to it but it is annoying especially if you are talking to someone who has never used this setup before. They try to answer too soon and half of what they say is cut off or you get nothing on a short yes or no answer.

[@HC-ov2hh]

NVG $500??? Where???

[@DaveSmith-cp5kj]

It's gen 1. Back when the Russian ELF 1 LOMO was still around you could make a gen 1 articulating binoculars for less than $200.