Motorola Police Radio Id Kit

The Motorola CLS - 1110 is a fine handheld radio. It has decent range and can be programmed so as not to interfere with other radio frequencies. More than the radio, however, I was totally sold on the customer service I got from B&H. It was as good as I could have imagined leaving no room to ask for more. Thanks-

The CLS-1110 2-way radio by Motorola is small, lightweight and easily accessible for my assisted living staff. If only there was a way to eliminate the protruding antenna (can easily get in the way), this would be the world's most perfect unit!

I have been looking for such an item for some time. Radio Shack used to have an ID tag, but they closed their store in Oro Valley, AZ. It was overstaffed which is no reason to close just fire or move an employee!

Somebody call the police cause the plosives have perished.

i like the low price the radio built in slave unit the unit will be used in a 3 unit kit

This ribbon and plastic card kit is made to work with our SMART-21 ID card printing machine and works well! The shipping was swift and we received our orders of this kit very quickly.

Id been waffling on this bag for a few weeks, but pulled the trigger when Id acquired a Mamiya 7II to complete my kit. This bag is currently holding a Nikon F3 + Distagon 28mm, Leica M5 + Nokton 35, a Mamiya 7II + 80mm, and in the compartments, I have a Voigtlander 40mm for the Nikon, a Voigtlander 15mm for the Leica, an Elmarit 28mm for the Leica, and a 50mm for the Mamiya. Ive thrown in a bunch of rolls, a lens cleaning kit, some pens, and its still got the room for a 15-in MacBook if Im so inclined. When I close that bag with all this gear and there is no bulge at all, despite the Mamiya being a little taller than the rest of the camera bodies. The straps are so well designed, it sits well on my shoulders and back, and even better when Ive gotten the sternum strap engaged. Feels like Im not carrying anything! I also bought this bag for the zone system that Hex is advertising, and I think its pretty smart and going to work out for my use -- I could see a scenario where Ill be carrying one body on me, but Ill want to use another and just sliding the bag to my front and opening that panel is incredibly helpful. The added bonus is that you can adjust the zippers to your preference (left side, right side, or top) The only drawback (its really minor, but bears noting) for me is the internal zippers for the different compartments. While its great that Hex took extra care in creating little pockets for the zipper head, Im still worried about the closed zipper slowly scratching the camera bodies, especially the Mamiya. The solution that seems to work for now is to put gaffer tape over the zipper. All in all a really really great bag. Its unassuming, yet stylish, and keeps a slim enough profile to not call attention to the fact that you could be carrying so much important gear. The padding is more than adequate, and it all fits so snugly.

As a police officer, I use this device all day, everyday. It’s amazing.

Good for sharing video of Porch Pirates with Police.

I haven't used it much. A police officer let set with him for a while while he was running radar and it was right with his.