unclevanya
Maj
Number of posts : 230
Age : 79
Localisation : Essex UK
Cap Badge : R Sigs
Places Served : 11 Sigs Vimy 'C' Catterick Nov 1963), 224 (Radio) Sig Squadron Garrats Hey, Quorn Leics( Jan-June 1964), 16 Sigs Bradbury Barracks Krefeld July-Oct 1964), 28 (BR) Sigs St Tonis & 4 Squadron, Tongeren (Cafe Maddy) (1964-1968), HQ UNFICYP Nicosia 6 month tour (1966), HMS Jufair & Hamala Camp Bahrien, 223 Sig Sqn (Radio) Winchester, Norn Ireland, HQ Northag Kolsas Olso Norway, 11 Sigs Helles Lines Catterick, Civvy Street 1977, Retired (Grumpy Victor Meldrew 2012)
Registration date : 2012-07-15
 | Subject: Personal Radio Comms Equipment.  29/9/2014, 18:42 | |
| How effective is the personal radio comms equipment used by British Military, and just what sort of effective range does it have? Can it be used to 'talk to' air support whn this is called in? | |
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Nige P
Sgt
Number of posts : 35
Age : 69
Localisation : Erdington, Birmingham
Cap Badge : RCT(V), RLC(V)
Places Served : Grantham, Long Marston, Bicester, Marchwood and most rail served depots with the TA in BAOR
Registration date : 2010-11-24
| | Subject: Re: Personal Radio Comms Equipment. 30/9/2014, 00:39 | |
| Line of site comms and range of a few hundred metres. Will not talk to air. They are primarily for use as section comms between individuals, hence Personal Role Radios.
Hope that helps
Nige | |
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