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Dude, your amazing. Jon for president!Happy to help.
Slow your roll, big guy.Dude, your amazing. Jon for president!
Well that's disappointing. I haven't had the chance to test the handheld GMRS in the woods yet, but the Cruise Moab folks seemed to be pleased.Last year a family member picked up 3 of the handheld Midland GMRS radios so that each vehicle had a radio. I was not impressed. The battery life is short and the range is horrible, not much better than the cheap, toy like, walkie-talkies, when used inside the vehicle. We gave up on them the first day.
If you’re in a tight group running close to one another the hand heads are great, however, when out west we sometimes find ourselves a half mile or more apart from one another.Well that's disappointing. I haven't had the chance to test the handheld GMRS in the woods yet, but the Cruise Moab folks seemed to be pleased.
It frustrates me that folks don't want to go with ham radio. It is vastly superior. The GCLC will still be using ham radio for event coordination between the officers and trail guides because we need the distance capability. There are 2M repeaters just about everywhere.
I think it’s the stereotype. I’m a model railroader, and when most people think of a guy that spends a lot of time in the basement playing with trains, this image comes to mind. What image comes to mind for HAM operators? LOLWell that's disappointing. I haven't had the chance to test the handheld GMRS in the woods yet, but the Cruise Moab folks seemed to be pleased.
It frustrates me that folks don't want to go with ham radio. It is vastly superior. The GCLC will still be using ham radio for event coordination between the officers and trail guides because we need the distance capability. There are 2M repeaters just about everywhere.
Well that's disappointing. I haven't had the chance to test the handheld GMRS in the woods yet, but the Cruise Moab folks seemed to be pleased.
It frustrates me that folks don't want to go with ham radio. It is vastly superior. The GCLC will still be using ham radio for event coordination between the officers and trail guides because we need the distance capability. There are 2M repeaters just about What image comes to mind for HAM operators? LOL
That was my initial reaction a few years ago using handhelds. Hmmmm, I must be a coms geek now as I’ve 4 coms I’ll be bringing on the expo tour, cell phone, CB, GMRS & one of those Baofengs. LOLHad a chance over the long weekend to play with the GMRS radios, and I am completely underwhelmed. I had better luck yelling out the window. Halfway through the day we switched over to 2M ham using the $25 Chinacom Baofengs and comms were restored.