ER-328 Military Dummy Radio - v3 "normal" model

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This is the walkie-talkie used in the French Army. Almost scale model (from photos), the v3 is the most realistic of all. The PR4G plug (ie the connector) is called CMA14 in my files. Warning: if I note TPU or rubber, it is indeed a flexible part in TPU, so they are not parts intended to fit with the others if you print them in rigid materials such as PLA or ABS. There are different versions to be able to insert a PMR446 radio for airsoft. The antenna, as well as the connector bases and caps and the push-pull plug are freely available elsewhere. The "normal" and motorola T80/T82 models are the most realistic. You will need a talkie with a connector on top (like the motorola T80 or T82 which have their specific model). The "Wide" models have been "widened" to introduce talkies with a connector on the side like the baofeng uv-5r. The v3 "normal" model is a model with realistic disassembly even more successful. On the other hand, not sure that a talkie can fit inside and it requires screws. U-283: this is the connector of the PRC148 / PRC152 / MBITR radios, easily found. TNC: it's the antenna connector of the airsoft version of the PRC from TCA or TRI that you can also find on the pro talkies. But I don't think it's a TNC connector on the real ER-328. If I say "ER-328" holes or keyboard, it's because it's a part I modeled. If I talk about holes and/or keypad for FMA or Emerson/ZTac, it's to fit a disassembled part from the PRC152 dummy radios of those brands. FMA has its own model. Emersonand/ZTac have a common model. The screen is missing, you will need to find a piece of clear plastic and make a label. If you search on the net, you will see that I propose labels (for the screen....), a clip to put on the back (KBH-11), screws... Like on the pictures. For more details on the manufacture: http://www.france-airsoft.fr/forum/index.php?s=&showtopic=216441&view=findpost&p=4201572