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2-3.2 Installation in Carrying Harness

2-3.2.1 Familiarization with Carrying Harness

Figure 2-2 shows a general front view of the closed carrying harness. The harness can be weared on

the operator’s back, or placed on the ground, using the rear support to hold it in a vertical position.

Front

Flap

Top Protection

Flap

Attach GPS

Antenna Adapter

to one

of these Strapss

Adjustment

Buckles

Adjustment

Buckles

Rear Support

(Deployed Position)

Waist

Strap

Shoulder Strap

Breast Strap

Side Accessories

Pouches

Loudspeaker

Pocket

Figure 2-2. Carrying Harness, Front View (Closed)

The carrying harness transceiver compartment is closed by a front flap, which can be unzipped and

raised as shown in Figure 2-3. This provides full access to the interior of the carrying harness for

installing the transceiver, or retrieving stored items (spare battery, charger, cables, etc.). Additional

storage pouches for large accessories, e.g., folded whip antenna, handset, etc., are located on the sides

of the carrying harness. The optional GPS antenna (mounted on the adapter, AD-1000P) can be

attached to one of the top side straps (either on the left or right hand side of the harness). The optional

portable loudspeaker, LS-108M, can be inserted in a special pocket at the right-hand side, or attached

with a strap to the harness. During operations, the audio accessory (handset or microphone) can be

attached with a strap to the front side of the desired shoulder strap.

In addition to the front flap, the carrying harness has a top protection flap: when the front flap is

closed, it is possible to open the top flap to gain access to the Micom front panel and to most of the

stored items.

Figure 2-3 shows the carrying harness with the front flap open. Note the internal storage pockets, and

in particular the spare battery compartment. The transceiver, with battery, is installed in the

compartment located above the spare battery storage, behind a restrainer plate. After the transceiver is

in place, the restrainer is pressed against the transceiver body by tightening the four side restraining

straps. Two additional top restraining straps, passing along the sides of the transceiver, are attached to

the handles, to prevent vertical movement. After the transceiver is secured, the front flap can be

closed.