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    Livestream Video from MOHOC Cameras to Teammates and More with the LASO Tactical Video Transmitter

    Feb. 11, 2019
    Related To: MOHOC
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    The LASO is a WiFi-based Tactical Video Transmitter to livestream video from MOHOC Cameras to teammates and command. Small, rugged and easy-to-use, LASO is a two-part booster system that extends the MOHOC Camera’s existing WiFi streaming distance up to 10 times the stand-alone camera (line-of-sight up to 200 m/650 ft). The operational benefits for real-time situational awareness include EOD, room clearing, K9, riot control, surveillance, and training. 

    LASO is a rapidly deployed system that requires nothing more than powering on and opening the app. Cable-free and body-worn, LASO consists of a transmitter unit that accompanies the operator with the MOHOC® Camera, and a pre-paired viewer unit that stays with those watching the video on phone or tablet through MOHOC’s iOS or Android app. 

    MSRP $499

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