A network of airsofters in the Metro Atlanta area.
Admin wrote:Of course, so guys who are really into the whole milsim thing get radios that cost upwards of $200, and those can sometimes be encrypted. But then again, Milsim is really just dress-up for men, and a $200 radio wont give you that much of an advantage over a $40 one.
Dirkastan wrote:Admin wrote:Of course, so guys who are really into the whole milsim thing get radios that cost upwards of $200, and those can sometimes be encrypted. But then again, Milsim is really just dress-up for men, and a $200 radio wont give you that much of an advantage over a $40 one.
I use a $40 radio that I put in my replica milsim radio LOL. But yeah, I've heard of someone buying an MBITR for airsoft. Those are like close to or over $1000 if I'm not mistaken.
Q-bald wrote:Yea, throat Mic sounds cool...........Is it I know it picks up vibration from throat, But is it like voice activated?
or do you still need to push a button?
You push a button.
In other words........How do you keep everyone from talking at once?
You wait until the other person is done talking.
Well, if you put batteries in them and turn them all of the way up, they actually amplify ambient noise, giving you superhuman-esque hearing. However, the knockoff headsets drain the batteries really fast, meaning yes, you often encounter this problem.NJSC wrote:Here's my question for those of you with "noise canceling headsets" Do you find yourself at a disadvantage not being able to hear people around you or someone possibly shooting at you? I know when I try and talk to Reed with his on it's like talking to a 90 year old woman.
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