Depending on its configuration, the ADR+ is variously designated UK/PRC355 (5 W manpack), UK/PRC356 (16 W ground-role manpack), UK/VRC357 (16 W vehicle clip-in radio), UK/VRC358 (16 W low-power vehicle radio), or UK/VRC359 (50 W vehicle-mounted high-power radio). The microphone sits on a highly repositionable boom rod which means you can adjust it to your face very quickly or tuck it away when not use. As a matter of course the state of the art airsoft soldier needs more than that: Equipment like Knives, Lights, Headsets, Slings and cool looking Patches are a must have for everybody.

Since the start of the programme, the capabilities of the UDTs (based on 700 MHz Pentium processors) have evolved, their original 256 MB RAMs and 20 GB drives having been superseded by 512 MB RAMs and 40 GB drives. Other complaints were brought up by the 1st Bn Royal Anglians, who tested the UK/PRC354 radio system in July 2005. The headset is compatible with both Kenwood and Midland radios, making it a versatile choice for a wide range of applications.Inspecting the Bowman headset I was quite satisfied about the condition of the unit, the only down side being that the ear cushioning had definitely seen its best days and some parts of it were flat, thus not providing any comfort for the ear. We can guarantee a full compatibility and a seamless operation only of products from the same manufacturer. Should be compatible with any after-market PTT/Radio cable if it uses U94 type connection wired to NATO format.

The audio from the radio comes out very clearly from the headset's speaker, however the mic seems very picky about its position. The Z-Tactical Bowman Evo III Desert headset is easy to 'attach' to your head using 2 straps; 1 over the top of your head and 1 in front.

which enables Own Station Position Reports to be broadcast without the presence of an associated computer. The concept of Bowman dates from a 1989 UK MoD General Staff Requirement (GSR) for a system to replace the ageing Clansman radio system.