Videos tagged with ATAK

This video focuses on secure civilian communication systems, specifically highlighting an easy Push-to-Talk (PTT) setup. It delves into various aspects including setup, weight, battery life, range, data capabilities, and integration with platforms like ATAK and UAS. The discussion also touches on network hopping, cell tower usage, findability, cross-compatibility, and mentions 'Outlaw Network' and 'CODE OUTLAW'. The video promotes SDI and Optics Planet, with sponsor links provided.

This YouTube Shorts video highlights the necessity and utility of ATAK (Android Tactical Awareness Kit) in military and reconnaissance contexts. The title suggests a focus on the tactical applications of this software, likely emphasizing its role in enhancing situational awareness and communication for military personnel and possibly civilian tactical users. The use of hashtags like #military and #recce points towards a professional or enthusiast audience interested in tactical technology and its real-world applications.

This video from Haley Strategic introduces their Plate Carrier Placard Adapter, designed to enhance MOLLE front plate carriers. The adapter allows for the secure attachment of standard industry placards, chest rigs, nav boards, EUDs, and ATAKs without additional components. It is explicitly compatible with several MIL/LE issued plate carriers including ARMY IOTV (Gen3 & Gen4), ARMY MSV (Gen2), USMC KDH (Gen 2), various First Spear models, and TYR Tactical EPIC™. A note clarifies that USMC Gen III plate carriers do not require this adapter. The video provides a link to the product and Haley Strategic's social media channels.

This video provides an "ULTIMATE SETUP GUIDE" for the Beartooth Radio and ATAK (Android Tactical Awareness Kit), focusing on its capabilities for civilian communication. It offers a step-by-step tutorial on setting up the Beartooth Radio with ATAK, covering essential features such as callsign configuration, encryption key setup, messaging, location sharing, creating synthetic messages, using markers, building routes, sending pictures and data packages, creating custom talk groups, and utilizing breadcrumbs for tracking. A range test and map loading are also demonstrated. The video aims to showcase advanced communication solutions for civilians, particularly in scenarios like SHTF (Shit Hits The Fan) or tactical applications.

This video explores advanced communication setups for civilians, specifically highlighting the BearTooth system as an alternative to traditional Baofeng radios. It delves into topics such as tracing, comparisons with other radios, electronic warfare (EW) protection, how to communicate, ATAK integration, and military-to-civilian applications. The content also covers range capabilities, available kits, PTT integration, critical features like interception security and scalability, and clarifies licensing requirements. The use of Starlink is also discussed.

This video explores the Android Tactical Assault Kit (ATAK), a free app for civilian use that facilitates small unit coordination via map data. It also introduces alternative mapping and navigation applications, highlighting OsmAnd as a preferred offline option for both Android and iOS. The content emphasizes communication strategies, suggesting email as a more effective method than radios for staying in touch. The video aims to provide viewers with practical tools for tactical communication and navigation, encouraging subscriptions for further content.