Harris RF-5800V-HH Falcon II PRC-152 VHF Radio. Portable VHF NATO radio. 

damn skippy! I'd like to have one, too.

@@seaningram3285 you can buy a new one from harris for $13K 😂😂 Atleast thats how much they were last year.

@@belliduradespicio8009 its a damn radio. Not some US HARP highly confidential project.

@@PineappleOnPizza69 i mean if this one is a genuine Prc 152 it has nothing to do with HARP, Juste that ITAR export restrictions are not something easy to deal with So his question is more curious or suspicious of the product quality than anything about HARP complotist theory you baka

Well Biden left tons of new apx next 8000s and Harris ones there in Afghanistan. Most have hit black market already

@@ViquelOosteI see what you mean. It looks like it doesn’t accept any OTAR TEKs. Mine has a load option on the pt ct toggle. This one has a Z.

probably Afghanastan lmao.

😂😂😂 i guess you dont understand OHMS LAW. Power alone isn't the deciding factor in propagating a signal.

@shanestamball1886 have you used these radios?

@@shanestamball1886 are you saying this 5 watt radio can transmit fars? Compared to other kinds?

@@honesttroll i used a falcon 3 in iraq

@@honesttroll rf gain, swr tune properly. Traffic/interference. Antenna location vs. Surrounding area obstructions And many other factors play a pivotal role in range. A $25 BAOFENG with a $20 antenna upgrade allows me to transmit to a repeater nearly 60 miles away. Same radio on high power, using a $100 handheld beam antenna. Has no problems hitting the ISS repeater when in proper orbit. Thats on 4watts. These radios aren't FM radio stations that are competing against other stations to propagate a signal. The new gen 5 harris and even some much older Motorola models are digital/microwave technologies. They cover entire states on 2 watts.

It's depends from many factors and settings.

Not large, 10 - 15 km if both correspondents are on the ground and up to 40 - 50 km if one of them is on a hill, of course, in line of sight.

30 to 108Mhz vhf

not if ur on CT

Harris encryption can only be unencrypted by other Harris radios typically, unless you are a government and have decryption software of military grade. Encryption can always be broken and you can just speak in codes, problem solved