Radio Pouch

Yes, the standard MOLLE attachment allows the pouch to be mounted vertically on the shoulder strap of the plate carrier or on the side cummerbund. This ensures the best signal reception quality and allows you to hear the sound from the radio speaker if you are working without a headset.

The interior of the pouch has a smooth structure and contains no exposed metal fastenings that could damage the display. This allows the screen of the Motorola DP4800 or other models to remain in working condition even during prolonged use under conditions of friction and vibration.

The radio is secured using an elastic cord (shock cord) and a reliable fastex or velcro (depending on the model). This system allows the device to be instantly released with one hand, while at the same time guaranteeing that the radio will not fall out during jumps or rolls.

No, the upper retaining band is positioned to bypass the antenna and the antenna adapter connector. This allows the use of antennas of any length (including flexible "gooseneck" antennas) or routing the antenna to the back via a cable without any obstruction.

Due to the retention features and the need to securely hold the device, the radio will need to be removed from the pouch for a full battery replacement. However, the quick-release system allows this to be done in just a few seconds, without detaching the pouch from the equipment.

The pouch has an open top and sides, providing unobstructed access to the main volume controls, channel switch, and side PTT button. You will also be able to connect a remote headset or push-to-talk button.

Yes, the pouch dimensions are specifically designed to work with professional Motorola DP4400/4800 series radios, as well as their equivalents and popular Baofeng models. Thanks to the adjustable elements, the radio fits snugly inside even if you are using an extended battery.