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This seems to add no value over the radio I carry -- most of which are used for emergencies only, as there shouldn't be radio traffic from more than one person in a particular group or division (assuming you're making the effort toward NIMS compliance). It is, on the other hand, integrated into expensive wearable gear that isn't easily exchanged with others. Presumably, I can't just hang it on a hook or the battery will not stay ready. Is it going to be "intrinsically safe" (won't have any internal sparks at all so it can be used around gas leaks)?

It just begs the question.... WHY?
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