Nexus U-94 Push-To-Talk Comparison (Armorwerx vs Disco32) 

Pff, imagine promoting products that people can easily afford so they can get their asses outside and train.

Squiggim Natty I was not being sarcastic. I genuinely love having a budget oriented channel to watch that isn’t some boomer.

@@omaryunus7445 Same.

Gear snobs are one of the worst parts of the loose "gun community", right up there with fudds. Guns and kit are for everyone in The USA, and it should be affordable for the "poors" also. We wouldnt exist if it werent for "poors" with guns.

I wanna believe that until you realize that the disco32 is 100$ + tip and a compatible headset starts north of 200 dollaridoos.

zendell37 same here 😕

We could all get our Hamm license and Pump Up the Volume.

Join a militia. Get raided a week later cause it was an FBI Honey pot. Such is life.

You and me be both buddy

Network. Shooting ranges, mma centers and fitness gyms are great ways to link up with like minded dudes. Be smart, be selective, be outgoing.

I tried using two of the velcro straps as makeshift horizontal loops, but I decided on the half and half method instead. Played around with it some today, seems alright so far.

link?

Where the "Croatian" one came from is a total mystery. Maybe it's one of his that broke, or maybe it's a Chinese airsoft knockoff that was never working.

Thanks Jon.

Good tip, thanks!

They exist but they cost about $250 and are a pretty bad retrofit.

@@Hoplopfheil Gotcha, also is the Disco 32 VMAS a great bang-for-the-buck antenna, or is the Broadband Blade Antenna the only option that matters?

This is exactly what I'm doing. The problem for me is figuring out how to get the wires for mic/speakers wired into the PTT

Do tell

@@phillipgardner3297 I found an adapter (1) that has a ptt button and a trrs female port for the mic and headphones. I then found a trrs splitter (2) that separates the microphone and headphone functions. I wired a basic 3.5 auxillary cable (3) from the headphone port to the 3.5mm Jack on my walker earmuffs. I used a 3.5mm cable extender (4) and mounted it to a comfortable place in the headset, so I could run the 3.5mm boom mic (5) on the headset itself. You can use electrical tape, or design a mount if you have a 3d printer. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask. The links aren't the only providers for these products, besides the first one. I could only find this product on eBay. The other links are just for reference, and there are better prices on these products. 1- BTECH 2 Pin (K1 Connector) to 3.5MM Adapter with Push-to-Talk Button (Compatible with 2 Pin BaoFeng, Kenwood, BTECH Radios to 3.5mm Headsets with in-line Mics) www.amazon.com/dp/B019YJMRZS/ref=cm_sw_r_awdo_navT_g_BDQJEFG0Q4060DP3V0N9 2- KINGTOP 3.5mm Combo Audio Adapter Cable Compatible for PS4,PS5,Xbox One S,Nintendo Switch,Tablet,Mobile Phone,PC Gaming Headsets and New Version Laptop www.amazon.com/dp/B01I3A47I4/ref=cm_sw_r_awdo_navT_g_F6YNWGF5MZB7HQFQX303 3- FosPower Audio Cable (3 FT), Stereo Audio 3.5mm Auxiliary Short Cord Male to Male Aux Cable for Car, Apple iPhone, iPod, iPad, Samsung Galaxy, HTC, LG, Google Pixel, Tablet & More www.amazon.com/dp/B00LBJ780Y/ref=cm_sw_r_awdo_navT_g_2XPKM37D53JP02WRFS8X 4- KEPULU 3.5mm Headphone Extension Cord, ProAudioLine [Strong-Braided Lossless Sound] TRRS Extender Cable 4-Pole Male to Female 1/8" Audio Cable, Headset with Microphone Extension Cable (4ft/1.2m) www.amazon.com/dp/B08N12M75L/ref=cm_sw_r_awdo_navT_g_94FVTE5J5F5DMG165JWT 5- Replacement Rig 400 Game Mic TNE 3.5mm Microphone Boom for Plantronics Rig 400HX 400HS 400LX 500HX 500 Pro Xbox One PS4 Nintendo Computer Gaming Headsets www.amazon.com/dp/B07RXDK3JH/ref=cm_sw_r_awdo_navT_g_MX0KAM38FKRHJDMFSNFQ

@@karbonkai that's awesome man thank you so much for taking the time to explain. Can't wait to try this out!

@@phillipgardner3297 No problem! I'm glad I could help

Thats a variation of the "northwest republic" flag with a snake on it (reference to the gatsby flag)

It looks exactly like the one in the eBay listing, but otherwise I have no idea. It's either not-amplified (unlike the one in the listing), or it's just busted internally.

@@Hoplopfheil I wish I could post images on these replies because mine didn't look like the Ebay image, mine has black hardware and a tan sticker saying NEXUS U-94 and under that there's a NSN number. But seriously, was that the guy you bought yours off of? I know there's an Airsoft gear company in Hong Kong that sells amplified PTT's but they're asking $150 for them.

@@ronstryker Nope, the one I have is a mystery.

@Hoplopfheil it looks like your ptt is faulty. Send me a message on ebay and i will replace it.

It looks like yours but it probably isn't.

The Amplified one has a preamp installed in the transmit circuit.

I think you can find them with Google

UV5R or F8HP

That was on TFBTV, not here.

The retrofit kit is pretty awful. You'll have to get a mic equipped headset, or do the ol' shoulder mic plus aux cord trick.

Be very careful with those. Almost all of them have the 6 pin helicopter LEMO plug, instead of a TP120 NATO downlead.

@@Hoplopfheil I found that out 🙃

@@L4zyN1nj4 Oof.

theyre a little funky, but i learned the hard way with headsets. comms equipment is so specific i think these customer service ppl just give up. not an excuse, but its a pattern ive noticed. for me it was when Unity Tactical customer service told me they dont and wont sell the gen 1 MARK headset adapters for the helmet i have. so i made due with the gen 2 model. (tons of bending and customization to get it to work correctly). so 2 months later, UNITY is back selling the gen 1 models. the guy had no clue, and i could have just waited and had a seamless installation. these ppl are useless.

Watch the video