Sure can! It streamlines the process and reduces reliance on another piece of gear to tote around that if lost or in the wrong hands makes for a bad day.
Not to be rude at all, but what is the reasoning for the high cost? Is it because of the Army contract from a few years ago or is it because of the computing capabilities? I only ask because it doesn’t seem like the hardware really costs over $7,000 to produce.
You're absolutely right, military exclusive tech usually gets priced high because some greedy shits up at the top think it's okay. There was a video that went viral were a congressman was grilling an Air Force General for clearing bags of bearings to be priced at hundreds of thousands of dollars per bag...... f*cking ball bearings, like the kind that go in skateboard wheels but they were about 4 inches in diameter larger. The silence in the room when he was asked why those bearings cost so much was deafening.
There’s no other radio that is a computer/voice radio/gps/relay station/ video encoder/decoder/router/usb hub/ and more all in one. Plus the beauty is even more so in the intelligent routing protocol/software.
@@PSWaveRelay Is it possible to make a cheaper device more streamlined for Law Enforcement and private security? Body and helmet cameras are becoming more proliferate in their use because of the legal benefits they provide and ATAK is also being used more heavily in nonmilitary theaters of application. Is there a potential more affordable option that provides the same benefits? Giving each officer a $30,000 system seems a bit much especially since most departments have trouble finding funding for training even though a device like the MPU5 would greatly benefit them despite not being able to afford it.
@@AJ_Sparten1337 truthfully it’s actually a value. The benefits from what you get are far above the price tag. For one, check the cost of an APX radio which is currently a common radio for LE and first responders. Now that is the cost of just the radio, no PTT, no Samsung S23, none cables, no USB hub/battery to link everything together, no added encryption or security features, etc. Additionally there’s no recurring cost to the MPU5. Every device regardless if it’s going to a private citizen, police department, or SOCOM unit comes with the same security features, encryption, IRD, with no added fees. If you own an MPU5 you will never have to pay a recurring fee or fees for firmware updates. And think about the amount of money spent on cellular technology for every officers device to have connectivity over 5g/LTE. That’s a network that a department doesn’t even own themselves and control not to mention on a rainy day or during a natural disaster when power is out those networks don’t continue to work. Departments spend millions and millions on those cellular networks and they are using the same towers as every other citizen and are at the whim of the cellular carriers network. With Wave Relay you can reduce the amount of devices requiring cellular connectivity, put a few onto the Wave Relay MANET along with another gateway like a satellite service etc. and now everyone has connectivity for voice, video, data etc. that can also use multiple beyond line of sight gateways that will provide a robust network that can work rain or shine and is completely controlled by the department. There is more than this and if you need any more explanation or have any questions let us know. You can also always reach out on Instagram instagram.com/waverelay?igsh=MXh1OGh1eG1raGdzYg== and shoot us a message and we will get back to you possibly a little bit quicker than on here.
Is it available for civilians? What are the functions of this radio? How much is the price? Can we use it with baofeng? Can we hear avation band on this?
Ok, hats off to your video team because this is a really well made video coming from a company such as yours.
Thanks! It’s appreciated
Wow, you can load the AES key directly on the computer without needing a key loader device. This is cool !
Sure can! It streamlines the process and reduces reliance on another piece of gear to tote around that if lost or in the wrong hands makes for a bad day.
I can only dream of owning a radio like this sadly.
Gotta stick with the diy manet for now
There's a DIY? Do you have a link?
Sir?
@@mistercohaagen HaMPR: Human MANET Portable Radio (search this
@@mistercohaagen he may be referring to a diy mesh network.
Sometimes people confuse the two but a MANET is actually different.
@@PSWaveRelay I've been abandoned. Is this "MANET" what the manosphere calls their Internet? Do we PayPal Andrew Tate for access?
How much is a single unit?
Around 12K for a complete unit last time I checked
@@0xide00 30,000 per unit
at least that's what i was told
tr.ee/cDUeeCPB0Y send an inquiry here if you are serious. Our quotes are built specifically to the order.
Not to be rude at all, but what is the reasoning for the high cost? Is it because of the Army contract from a few years ago or is it because of the computing capabilities? I only ask because it doesn’t seem like the hardware really costs over $7,000 to produce.
You're absolutely right, military exclusive tech usually gets priced high because some greedy shits up at the top think it's okay. There was a video that went viral were a congressman was grilling an Air Force General for clearing bags of bearings to be priced at hundreds of thousands of dollars per bag...... f*cking ball bearings, like the kind that go in skateboard wheels but they were about 4 inches in diameter larger.
The silence in the room when he was asked why those bearings cost so much was deafening.
There’s no other radio that is a computer/voice radio/gps/relay station/ video encoder/decoder/router/usb hub/ and more all in one. Plus the beauty is even more so in the intelligent routing protocol/software.
It’s allot more than just a walkie talkie
@@PSWaveRelay Is it possible to make a cheaper device more streamlined for Law Enforcement and private security? Body and helmet cameras are becoming more proliferate in their use because of the legal benefits they provide and ATAK is also being used more heavily in nonmilitary theaters of application. Is there a potential more affordable option that provides the same benefits? Giving each officer a $30,000 system seems a bit much especially since most departments have trouble finding funding for training even though a device like the MPU5 would greatly benefit them despite not being able to afford it.
@@AJ_Sparten1337 truthfully it’s actually a value. The benefits from what you get are far above the price tag. For one, check the cost of an APX radio which is currently a common radio for LE and first responders. Now that is the cost of just the radio, no PTT, no Samsung S23, none cables, no USB hub/battery to link everything together, no added encryption or security features, etc.
Additionally there’s no recurring cost to the MPU5. Every device regardless if it’s going to a private citizen, police department, or SOCOM unit comes with the same security features, encryption, IRD, with no added fees. If you own an MPU5 you will never have to pay a recurring fee or fees for firmware updates.
And think about the amount of money spent on cellular technology for every officers device to have connectivity over 5g/LTE. That’s a network that a department doesn’t even own themselves and control not to mention on a rainy day or during a natural disaster when power is out those networks don’t continue to work. Departments spend millions and millions on those cellular networks and they are using the same towers as every other citizen and are at the whim of the cellular carriers network.
With Wave Relay you can reduce the amount of devices requiring cellular connectivity, put a few onto the Wave Relay MANET along with another gateway like a satellite service etc. and now everyone has connectivity for voice, video, data etc. that can also use multiple beyond line of sight gateways that will provide a robust network that can work rain or shine and is completely controlled by the department.
There is more than this and if you need any more explanation or have any questions let us know.
You can also always reach out on Instagram
instagram.com/waverelay?igsh=MXh1OGh1eG1raGdzYg==
and shoot us a message and we will get back to you possibly a little bit quicker than on here.
Is it available for civilians?
What are the functions of this radio?
How much is the price?
Can we use it with baofeng?
Can we hear avation band on this?
The MPU5 is a commercial product so it is absolutely available to civilians. Check out our website persistentsystems.com for more details on it.
There available to civilians but there 35k dude
@@Little_Sams_Top_Guy closer to 10k, but still relatively expensive. Fantastic for what it is though.
@@fosatech i love your instagram bro i need to sit down and focus i learning more about coms
@@Little_Sams_Top_Guy Thanks man! Glad to see the stuff we put out helping people!
and we have....a Rigger Remote Control Deck combined with a Battletac receiver component....
Where can I buy the radio I can't seem to find it anywhere online.
@@ThePsychoticKermit use the contact us link to send an inquiry and someone will reach out. tr.ee/cDUeeCPB0Y