REVIEW: Spartan Airsoft AN/PRC-148 MBITR Kit

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This was one of the first good replicas of an MBITR, completely non-functional, but very pretty as a dummy. With the option to hide a small radio inside. The set comes from Spartan Airsoft.

Placed and with antenna, the MBITR looks like an MBITR.

The top with antenna base and power button. The headset connection is empty.

And is covered with a rubber cap.

Very pretty the keyboard field. They didn't dare to put the correct name of the manufacturer Thales on it. That's why: Tahtes.

Also here the wrong name.

Overall, the case makes a very good impression.

The side with the talk button.

The back leaves a lasting impression.

The side with the stickers and - in the genuine one - the connection for the data cable.

As if there were batteries inside...

Also here a perfect sticker.

The set also includes a cable extension to mount the antenna on the back of the plate carrier. Plus various adapters for headsets, Army version, and Navy Maritime.

CONCLUSION: Even after many years, a great dummy clone.

The Spartan Airsoft AN/PRC-148 MBITR Kit is available at Warrior Airsoft.