Well, what is covered here are some comms that the Russian soldiers are even using in Ukraine. Tactical Dads Airsoft talk about affordable 2-way radios made by Baofeng which affordable radios that airsoft players use in milsim events. Just make sure when getting such radios you need to check the frequency ranges the have and compare it the frequencies that you can use without the need to get a licence in your country.

For users of the Baofenfg UV-5R radios, RB online got some helpful tips in the settings as well as modifications so it can handle the rigors of milsim events. Now, if you can still find the radio available in stores given the issues with it found by the FCC... "Turn off lights, Increase Range, Protect From Rain, Settings, Nagoya Antenna NA-771, Radio Cover, Remove lights for night time operations etc."

The BB Warrior shows the MC Kydex "Messenger" Holster which is his favourite pouch for his Baofeng radio in this video... "Today we'll be taking a look at an effective way to hold your Baofeng UV5R/UV82 radio on the airsoft field while still protecting it from BB impacts!"

The BB Warrior presents some pouches that you can use for the Baofeng radio. Which one should you pick? He has a recommendation so watch the video below... "Today we'll be taking a look at a few popular options for holding the Baofeng series of radios, and discussing which option on the market I consider to be the best. For today's video we'll be taking a look at the following pouches: LBT/LBX 6015A, Condor MA9, and the MC Kydex 'Messenger.'"

For owners of the Baofeng UVR5-2 dual-band radios in the U.S. what are the implications for them with this FCC ban? The product is already discontinued but it is still circulating in the market, Texas Surplus Pro talks about the issue in this video... "The FCC has just issued a letter banning the import of UV5R 2 radios, based on their current configuration and way they were advertised. What does this mean for ham hobbyists, preppers or survivalists, back packers, and airsoft/milsim?"

It's comms for this Beginner's Guide Series from The BB Warrior and he will be talking about the preferred radio in the airsoft field these days, the Baofeng radios, specifically, the UV-5R... "Today we'll be discussing the Baofeng UV5R and how important radios can be in airsoft. In this episode we go over what's included with the radio."

For this week's new arrivals at SpecShop.pl they announce thay they have restocked on AEGs from Tokyo Marui, such as the HK416D New Generation AEG and the AA-12 AES. They have more Baofeng radios available as they are popular amongst airsoft players. Also, they announce morale patches from Milspec Monkey for those who collect patches.

Another Tyrant Queen does a howto video for the Tyrant Kings Milsim YouTube Channel. In this video, she shows how to use a Baofeng Radio that is now the go to radio for airsoft and milsim games as it is affordable and programmable... "Tyrant Queen Lauren shows us the basics of programming a Baofeng UV5R for Airsoft purposes."

A long list of new arrivals from some the well known airsoft brand and gear in Europe at Gunfire. Airsoft guns from Lonex and Ares Amoeba Airsoft, radios from Baofeng, and gear from TAG Wear Lansky and Nowak Manufacture. Also they have more SOG knives that just arrived. Click on the links they provided to learn more.

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For this week's new arrivals at SpecShop.pl, they got a new batch of Baofeng radios for those looking for an easily programmable and affordable comms gear to use for airsoft and milsim games. They Also got airsoft guns from WE Airsoft and freeze-dried food from Lyo Food. More of these below:

"SpecShop.pl has obtained delivery from WE company.