The Perfect Yaesu FT857D Field Bag

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I've been on the hunt for the ideal carrying solution for my Yeasu FT-857D, a gem I've cherished for 2 years since purchasing it secondhand. This radio has proven itself as a reliable and compact powerhouse, a standout among Japan's finest. Finding the right transport method, however, has been a substantial challenge. Securing the perfect case for the IC 705 took months, and the quest for the ideal bag for the FT-857D has stretched over a year. Throughout my travels, I've experimented with various carrying methods, including backpacks, plastic bags, sturdy cases, and at times, no bag at all. The ideal bag needs to be lightweight yet spacious enough to accommodate the radio, a battery, extra cables, and headphones. • My search revealed several issues with the available options. Backpacks often proved either too large or too fragile, and many came with unnecessary features such as unused cables or solar panels. Cases, on the other hand, were cumbersome and lacked the versatility and pockets needed for additional equipment, making them less ideal for transport. The Emergency Ready Bag from 5.11, however, struck a balance with its compact size, mini pockets, and flexible design that allows for various carrying positions and easy storage behind a seat, unlike the rigid structure of traditional cases. • This smaller, more adaptable bag aligns with the need for mobility in my operations, offering the freedom to communicate without hindrance. Its design also allows for integration into a backpack, enhancing modularity. For instance, the Emergency Ready Bag is perfect for in-car Parks on the Air (POTA) activations, while it can also be placed inside a backpack for more demanding portable excursions. This flexibility in carrying options ensures I can effortlessly transport my radio, regardless of the scenario. • 5.11 Emergency Ready Bag: http://tinyurl.com/45zuvmye

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