All I want is a simple ruggedized VHF/UHF that accepts military

>>32784553
The best relatively cheap one is motorola p210.
Firefighters and police still use it in 3rd world countries because it's waterproof and can take a lot of punishment.
They are very old though, so you can't expect the performance of modern radios.

My dad still has a few on sale for about 50 euros(free programming included).

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>>32784553
someone wants to take their radio on splash mountain

>>32786026
>Disney Emergency Amateur Radio Service

This is a thing? For what reason

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>>32784553
Try to find a Yaesu HT that you like. There are plenty adapters that exist out there to make them compatible with computers, military PTTs, etc.
Pic related- connects Yaesu HT's to standard military PTT headsets.

>>32786063
it is a thing, they maintain a set of repeaters just in case that visitors can use while s does not htf

>>32784553
baofeng + adapter, no jury rigging required
>google le hard

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Thales-ops-core-crye-precision-wilcox-hel-star-mystery-ranch-team-wendy-aor1-/262807095517?hash=item3d308608dd:g:y5cAAOSwt5hYea-p

> Totally not stolen

>>32784553
They literally make VHF/UHF MBITRs and PRC-152s for airshitters. They're compatible with actual military handsets, headsets, etc

>>32788783
I sooooooooooo wish I knew someone of questionable ethics who had access to an off the record PRC-152 that could be made to magically vanish.

>>32788890
I know. TRI and Falco make them. This listing seems suspicious since they don't mention it as a MBITR or a PRC-6809.

>>32788968
Probably because they know that they'll get fucked in the ass when someone catches on.

>>32788783

Why the hell is it $3.5k

>>32789221
they're not for sale commercially