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Warrior Expo – Juggernaut Defense

I first saw the Radio Dock several years ago during a visit to Juggernaut’s HQ.  While they’ve been offered to various programs, they’ve never been a standard product, until now.  
The Radio.Dock was designed to attach directly to the PALS webbing on armor to house any bottom-battery tactical radio in the inventory (148/152 style battery). The Radio.Dock™ utilizes a rugged battery eliminator with capability to be power-only or power/data capable. Thales even uses it with their 148’s with Mission-Modules on the back. The open configuration effectively allows all of the data-sidehats to stay attached and the face of the radio to be protected while allowing much of the radio housing and the top half of the battery housing to stay exposed for conducting heat off the radio (very critical). The radio is secured via the patent pending PPIP and BOA-Closure System allowing the user to pivot the radio away from the armor to interface with the display/control on the faceplate.

The Radio.Holster on the other hand is a sub-$100 alternative to the Radio.Dock for those who don’t need a data connection.   It still has the PPIP and Boa-Closure System with a ‘battery-cup’ rather than the bayonet features used on the Radio.Dock™ to create the  Radio.Holster™.   

Both are PALS compatible. Available from www.juggernautcase.com

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8 Responses to “Warrior Expo – Juggernaut Defense”

  1. CAVstrong says:
    May 1, 2015 at 04:48

    What kind of plate carrier is that?

  2. Dev says:
    May 1, 2015 at 06:51

    I’m really interested in the Note 4 case, anyone has any idea on the ETA?

  3. Colin says:
    May 1, 2015 at 12:25

    SSD, did you have a post about bullet proof batteries previously? If not I think bullet proof plate that carries a charge would be better then adding more weight.

  4. Scubasteve says:
    May 1, 2015 at 14:28

    I also think a bullet proof ergonomical battery, that can hold a 72hr charge with an hour recharge time would be great. Also it should weigh .25lbs to not over burden the soldier. In addition I think a $200 price tag would be nice

    • Evets Steve says:
      May 1, 2015 at 15:27

      I know you are being sarcastic, but someday you’ll essentially be wearing a large ceramic capacitor that does just what you want.

    • SSD says:
      May 1, 2015 at 18:14

      Sounds like you need to start a company

  5. Juggernaut Defense says:
    May 1, 2015 at 21:48

    Yes, that is TYR Tactical PICO Plate-Carrier. The Note 4 Juggernaut.Case™ has been released for tooling and is expected to start shipping in July.