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hahah holy crap, thats HUGE! Better be able to play local FM tunes for the entire weekend if it's going to be replacing valuable road soda space
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Its TALL and certainly HIGH GAIN, which should both play a major role in getting better coverage when we are separated in the backcountry.hahah holy crap, thats HUGE! Better be able to play local FM tunes for the entire weekend if it's going to be replacing valuable road soda space
The radios seem to work just fine.1. How’s testing and use going?
2. Do you know if this radio meets the Part 95 requirement for GMRS radios?
3. Does that antenna get unfurled when riding?
4. How are the in-helmet speakers? I don’t hear as well as I did in my youth.
It is just a UV82hp advertised at 8 watts on vhf and 7 watts on uhf which is where the gmrs/frs/bca link operate. if jason is advertising these to be 10 watts he's straight up lying.It looks like a rebranded BaoFeng
Why pay such an outrageous price? buy a couple of uv82hp's and use chirp to clone from your current radios.... so easy to do. If you think you want/need it I'll send you the .cvs file with all the ride 208 program and then some. the speaker mics are just btech mics with a ride 208 sticker. I'll even tell you where to get the same set up for half the price. all programed and ready to rock.The radios seem to work just fine.
But I will need MOAR of them to equip all the guys that I ride with so we are all using the same hardware.
These are HAM RADIOS, not GMRS.
You can keep the antenna folded or unfolded as you see fit.
The aditional reception / transmission gain comes from the total length of the antenna, not just from it being in a straight line.
I have NOT played with the in-Helmet speaklers/mic as yet
I did both.Why pay such an outrageous price? buy a couple of uv82hp's and use chirp to clone from your current radios.... so easy to do. If you think you want/need it I'll send you the .cvs file with all the ride 208 program and then some. the speaker mics are just btech mics with a ride 208 sticker. I'll even tell you where to get the same set up for half the price. all programed and ready to rock.
HmmRumor has it that Ride 208 has received a NAL from the FCC.
It will be interesting to see how they attack himI couldn't find it on the FCC site but, the rumor has come to me from 2 completely separate sources, each in a different city miles apart.
To be more precise, the rumor was first told to me in the beginning of Dec. The second time was a couple of days ago and came as a warning that Mr ride208 is trying to implicate a former partner that has been completely away from ride208 for 2 years.
The "nal" was an assumption on my part. Actual original rumor was that the FCC was coming after or had contacted ride208.
This is not connected with the above..... Rugged radios has been hammered by the FCC.
Garmin Rino 650.It will be interesting to see how they attack him
What he is selling IS LEGAL, but only to Licensed HAM operators.
But at the same time, I don't think there is a legal statutory requirement that he obtain proof of certification prior to sale.
The whole thing is a mess.
What we need are HiPower GRMS radios.
5 watts would be AWESOME for sledders.
I have a pair of them.Garmin Rino 650.
5watt GMRS channels
.5watt FRS channels
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Not a clue.Love the Garmin rhino, but what shoulder mic works well. I’ve tried a few, can’t seem to find one that is best