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WOLFSIN HUSKY SIBERIAN-K
STRONGER - With a higher grade of poly-carbonate material and cabinet walls that are UP TO 50% thicker than the previous model, the NEW Siberian Husky is not only stronger to MIL Spec 810 G but more Rugged.
RUGGEDER - Curved areas to help ward of drops, blows and scrapes, a lowered profiled switch and single function button combined with thicker case plastic means the Siberian Husky is not only more rugged but is more loud.
LOUDER - With a higher quality, larger, water resistant speaker cone the Siberian is not only 10% louder but more waterproof.
RESISTIVE - Thicker seals and targeted internal sealant increases
resistance to water & liquid ingress to IP55, up from IP54
on the previous Husky models. Not only does the
new Siberian Husky resist water & liquid better
but the new battery design increases battery
operational duration.
LONGER - A new curvy battery design along with an easy off locking mechanism helps with day to day handling of the Siberian and makes changing batteries, even with cold hands, exceptionally easy. Higher quality cells and better battery management means that a slimmer 1500mAh battery pack gives the same performance as the previous 1600mAh battery pack
The new Husky Siberian stands out from the square box design of many digital two way radios, its yellow markings make you instantly aware that this radio is special and not to be ignored. Tougher, louder, stronger and more rugged than the previous digital Husky model yet imminently affordable by comparison.
BETTER - DMR standard 1 and 11, 1024 channels over 64 zones, Up to 3 lines of text and information icons, multiple voice announce, 10-12 hours of operation on a 5/5/90% duty cycle, high visibility yellow PTT, enhanced ergonomics for ease of handling and use. Please click on the brochure link below for full details.
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