A quick video from Fox Airsoft in which Tang explains the importance of communications even at the squad level... "I'm sure many of you like myself playing airsoft or even squad-based video games have run into issues in communication with your teammates. Often in the heat of the moment, there is a lot of information being thrown at you about the enemy position and imminent danger headed your way, but the way it is done often causes more confusion than it helps.

Do you really need a radio playing airsoft. That depends, some quick skirmish games will not need one, but large scale events, and even airsoft Milsim events, will require such. Phoenix Feather Airsoft talks about this comms setup for Milsim... " I explain my MilSim Radio Communication Setup for Airsoft.

The Heresy Group talks about Single and Dual Comm Set Ups for use in airsoft and which setup is more appropriate to use... "Richie breaks down his comms set ups for Milsim/Airsoft. In this video we run through single comm setups and how they stand up against the dual comm master race."

In episode 145 of Evike.com's "Not So Round Table" Talk Show, Matt and George show their helmet setup and comms... "If you're into Milsim then you would understand the importance of Comms during an intense Airsoft game.  But how do you get all of those accessories and radios to work with your tactical helmet?  Matt and George are here (recording from their homes) giving you all the info you need to set up your own."

The Heresy Group gives some tips in setting up comms for airsoft in this video... "Tim from The Heresy Group takes us through four different comms setups that can be used in airsoft and milsim. This variety of comms gives a set up for every type of user in every type of scenario."

A fresh batch of Earmor headsets from Opsmen has landed at Camoraids. UK-based airsoft players can check them out online or at their store in Essex... "The newest batch of EARMOR comms landed this week and we are finally able to start shipping all orders from our new HQ in Canvey Island, Essex. Few minor changes to mention is different earcup material, rubberized brackets so they don't slip down and finally rubber plug for M32/H non used boom mic port.

The BB Warrior shows his setup for comms in airsoft to give you an idea on how to put one together for your own use... "Today we'll be taking a look at my personal setup for radios in airsoft. I hope this video gives you some inspiration in how to run your radio on your own kit; and as always feel free to experiment!"

The Military 6-Pin Version of the Triumph AN/PRC-148 Radio for airsoft use is available at Crown Airsoft. It is waterproof, shockproof and waterproof with a dual display and fully functioning buttons. The LCD screen is the the same size as the priginal and comes with a Li-Ion battery, rubber antenna, and AC adapter.

Affordable headsetsand ear protectors from Earmor are available at Land Warrior Airsoft... "Land Warrior Airsoft are now stocking Earmor hearing protection and accessories. ​Earmor electronic hearing protection is used in many industries around the world, including military, law enforcement, shooting, hunting, and other industrial work.

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?"