Atlantic Signal, manufacturers of the Dominator series of communications headsets has updated their website.
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Atlantic Signal Launches New Website
Friday, May 18th, 2012Juggernaut Defense Helping Army Get Stronger With Droids
Tuesday, May 15th, 2012
Check out Juggernaut Defense’s latest designs and products for ruggedizing smartphones (EUD’s) on the battlefield in this article from Fox News. And then see them in person next week at SOFIC. Of particular note is the Atrix4G Juggernaut.Case(tm) which provides a Mil-Spec interface and hands-free/flip down armor mount for the Soldier. It enables the use of Android smartphones (EUD’s) in the battlefield environment for a fraction of the cost of a customized solution and in a fraction of the time.
Peltor ARC Mount
Monday, May 14th, 2012We’ve talked about the 3M Peltor ARC mount before, but this too good to pass up.
This photo from Japan’s Aggressor Group shows how the Peltor ARC kit integrates their comms headset directly with the Ops-Core Accessory Rail Connector.
Sneak Peek – Battle Systems Introduces a Right-sized Marker Panel
Thursday, May 10th, 2012
Battle Systems LLC gave us a sneak peek of their new marker panel. It is made from much lighter materials, allowing the user to fold it up and stash it in a shoulder pocket or admin pouch without hinderance. It also features a loop Velcro square on each side for a 2″x2″ IR reflective patch which they’ll be offering as a drop-down menu item.
This is a great size for 99% of uses. Sure, some units will still need to use full size VS-17 panels but the average guy cuts his down anyway to save space and weight.
These will be available mid-June from www.battlesystemsllc.com
Motorola LEX 700 Mission Critical Handheld
Monday, April 30th, 2012
Motorola is marketing their new LEX 700 Mission Critical Handheld. Imagine that all of the things that military now take for granted such as dynamic mapping, GPS, Blue Force Tracking, and streaming video were all available to Law Enforcement, First Responders and Fire services? That’s what the LEX 700 and its associated infrastructure offers and all in a smartphone package. When connected to Public Safety LTE broadband, all of a municipality’s services can be coordinated. Communication is via voice services over LTE, cellular and IP networks or a dedicated Push-to-Talk button. Additionally, the LEX 700 can be used to as a controller to remotely change volume and channels on an APX® 7000 radio.
Personnel can use the LEX 700 to coordinate via white board, see each other’s locations relative to a scene and share imagery and other useful intelligence across the network.
Ultralife A-320KT Amplifier
Monday, April 23rd, 2012
ADS and Ultralife bring you the Ultralife A-320KT 20-Watt total solution amplifier kit, designed specifically for man portable communication applications. It provides single battery operation (up to 15 hours on a 5590) as well as true DAMA, SINCGARS, and HAVEQUICK compatibility (no accidental stepping on adjacent nets). The A-320 amplifier weighs only 24 ounces and is the center piece of a kit that includes a quick-release mounting bracket, 90-512 MHz multi-band antenna, radio-to amp RF cable, antenna and angle adjustable antenna mount with RF cable. All told, the entire system weighs less than 3.1 pounds.
One of the coolest things about this system is the unique MOLLE compatible carrier for the amplifier which allows you to attach it directly to your gear. It also allows the amplifier to swing open for adjustments.
www.adsinc.com/catalog/brands/ultralife
LifeProof iPhone Cases at Extreme Outfitters
Sunday, April 22nd, 2012
LifeProof iPhone cases are waterproof (6.6 ft depth), dust-proof (minute dust particles) and shock-proof (6.6ft drop on all surfaces and edges). They are also low profile, unlike most other brands. The case only increases the size of the iPhone by 1.5mm increase on each edge.
For a limited time get a free Extreme Outfitters T-shirt with the purchase of any Lifeproof case.
Gruppa99
Sunday, April 15th, 2012This is the 2012 catalog from Russian tactical clothing producer Gruppa99. They manufacture a Russian version of our layered clothing systems (PCU, ECWCS Gen III, etc) which was designed with the help of some former Patagonia designers.
Check out the review from Military Morons.
