Special Web Sale Offer - 20% Off!Worldpouch for the FT-817Designed for the Yaesu FT-817,
but it is also a great fit for the
The Worldpouch™, a sleek 2-part fanny pack, is custom-made for the amazingly powerful Yaesu FT-817 mobile radio. This is a two-part modular radio pack that lets you decide how you want to carry your FT-817: either solo on your belt in a padded radio pouch , or slide it onto the custom Worldpouch fanny pack to maximize room for accessories. Our optional PowerPort 2.3 amp 12V power supply kit slides into the front pocket of the radio pouch to keep you talking long beyond the capacity of the on-board battery.
For those of you who already own a
WorldPack™, you can purchase the radio pouch portion of the
Worldpouch™ to make the radio fit nicely into your WorldPack™, leaving
plenty of room for a tuner, accessories and larger power supplies. The radio pouch clips securely to the center of the fanny-pack, making it a complete station on your hip. The fanny pack has two generous zippered accessory pouches, and multiple nylon webbing loops and tie-downs to secure everything from your extra antennas and coax, to a light jacket. The locking microphone hanger can be clipped onto any convenient spot. The fanny-pack is nicely padded for comfortable wear over long miles. The Worldpouch™ gives you an easy way to carry your FT-817 and your accessories on journeys on foot, in your car, on a plane, a train, or even on horseback! Click here to see Worldpouch Features The Worldpouch Power Supply Kit You only need to run out of those expensive, non-rechargeable internal batteries for your FT-817 one time to know that you need one of these power supply kits. This fully rechargeable power supply kit consists of
The power supply fits perfectly in the front pocket of the Worldpouch with a conveniently designed wire pass-through between the power supply pocket and the radio pouch. And at a lightweight 23 ounces, the extra power is never a burden. Worldpouch Power Supply Kit (sold separately)
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