Designed to carry a Thales PRC-148 Radio, this odd but useful pouch is roomy, bombproof, and can be repurposed for all sorts of communications equipment.

The case itself has 3 interior divided compartments, and two exterior pouches. These were originally designed for the PRC-148 itself, the H-250 handset, and two antennas (the "blade" folding antenna and a whip style antenna if you disassembled the gooseneck). The longer of the three interior compartments is best for the antennas. The outer two pockets on the exterior would hold spare batteries and the Push-to-talk units.

If you aren't the proud owner of these exact items, a lot of radios and radio accessories can fit in here - many Baofengs, Anytones, Motorolas, and other handheld radios fit snug even with their extended batteries, and the other compartments serve well to store things like antennas and PTTs/folding antenna kits to expand your capabilities in the field. The other pockets can fit extras like SDR dongles, battery chargers, and of course the extra batteries themselves.

For mounting, the carriers feature two sets of ALICE clips, which can be mounted onto PALS webbing or if you're crazy you can go Navy SEAL thigh-rig mode with your belt and a thigh strap and really capture the early 2000s operator spirit. Everything is a simple pouch flap secured with adjustable ITW Fastex buckles, and some even come pre-tidied with electrical tape (which we can't deny keeps things pretty clean and out of the way).

A specific pouch for a specific use? sure, but if you're inventive or radio-crazy it's definitely worth picking up.

Specs

• Made in the USA
• heavy-duty nylon construction with ITW Fastex buckle fasteners
• 3 interior compartments for radios and antennas
• 1 large exterior compartment for extra components
• 1 small exterior extra battery compartment
• Plastic drainage holes on bottom
• 2 sets of ALICE clips for PALS/MOLLE/Belt mounting

Condition

Excellent

• Lightly used and well cared for.
• Perfectly functional with either minor or no cosmetic blemishes, abrasions, or other signs of use.

Good

• Webbing and buckles may be worn or have electrical tape
• Minor cosmetic blemishes, abrasions, or other signs of use. This includes fabric repairs done in the field.
• May exhibit writing and/or markings, including rank, serial numbers, etc.