AN/PRC-152 vs PRC-999K: Specs Compared

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ACommunications & electronic warfare

Handheld tactical radio

BCommunications & electronic warfare

portable radio transceiver

First system

Second system

Measured figures

4 of 18 rows sourced on both sides

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15kg

Mass

All recorded figures & sources

15 kg

Whole portable transceiver set with nickel-cadmium battery · around using a Nickel–cadmium battery

Single source

around 15 kg (using a Nickel–cadmium battery )^[source]Whole portable transceiver set with nickel-cadmium battery

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Configuration

AN/PRC-152 and PRC-999K configuration
Specification	AN/PRC-152	PRC-999K
Power	—	5, 10, or 20W^[source]Alternative transmitter output settings, not combined output
Type	Handheld tactical radio^[source]	portable radio transceiver^[source]
In service	2005-^[source]	—
Used by	United States Army , US Marines , US Navy , US Air Force , Canadian Army , Armed Forces of Ukraine (export version)^[source]	Republic of Korea Army^[source]
Conflicts	Iraq War , War in Afghanistan , Operation Inherent Resolve , Russo-Ukrainian War

Manufacturer	L3Harris^[source]	LIG Nex1^[source]

Produced	2005-^[source]	—

Number built	Over 100,000 (as of 2012)^[source]	—

Frequency range	30-520 MHz, 762-870 MHz^[source]	—

Transmit power	up to 5 watts^[source]	—

Modes	analog and digital voice, digital data^[source]	—

Encryption	NSA Type 1 algorithms (Top Secret and below)^[source]	—

Country of origin	американская^[source]Design origin explicitly attributed in article text	South Korea^[source]Inventory Origin column; table 9, row 5, cell 3; revision 1375247138; retrieved 2026-09-30