Elevate Your SRPT-02/03 with the FieldLink Xtreme Upgrade Kit
Transform your existing SRPT-02 or SRPT-03 into a rugged communication powerhouse with the FieldLink Xtreme Upgrade Kit. Designed specifically for SRPT-02/03 owners, this premium weatherproof enclosure houses your UV-5R radio and 3800 mAh battery (not included) in a durable, field-ready package. Note: SRPT-03 repeater and radio not included.
Engineered for extreme conditions, the kit features a precision-molded ABS insert, a cross-linked polyethylene foam liner, and a robust ABS bezel, ensuring your gear stays secure. The foam insert is custom-fit for your SRPT-02 or SRPT-03, with Velcro straps for added stability. All necessary cables, connectors,and a weatherproof SMA bulkhead fitting are included for seamless UV-5R integration.
Proudly handcrafted in New Hampshire, USA, the FieldLink Xtreme Upgrade Kit delivers durability and performance for off-grid adventures. Priced at $149.95, use code UPGRADE109 at checkout for $109.95. Flat $8.00 UPS shipping (lower 48 states). Contact us for international shipping.
Specifications
Feature | Details |
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Repeater | Requires existing SRPT-02 or SRPT-03 (not included) |
Compatibility | SRPT-02, SRPT-03, BaoFeng UV-5R and similar sized radios |
Battery | Fits 3800 mAh Extended-Life Li-Ion (not included) |
Case Material | Polycarbonate shell, ABS insert, XLPE foam liner |
Weatherproof Rating | IP67—Dustproof and submersible up to 1m for 30 minutes |
Lockable Case | Included, with 2 keys |
Dimensions | 12.5" x 10" x 5.5" (L x W x H) |
Weight | 3.5 lbs (without repeater, radio, or battery) |
Antenna Connector | SMA Female (male adapter included) |
Connectors and Cables | All included for UV-5R integration |
Mounting | Integrated strap points for backpack or pole mounting |
Quick-Connect Brackets | Two types available |
Origin | Handcrafted in New Hampshire, USA |
Upgrade Your Communication. Secure your FieldLink Xtreme Upgrade Kit today for unmatched off-grid reliability. Use code UPGRADE109 for $109.95.
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