Rugged Radio GMR2 PLUS Setup
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- The GMR2 PLUS handheld radio keeps you connected to friends and family while on the go! With the included 22 channels, you'll have universal connection to all other GMRS radios; meaning you can talk to the other walkie-talkies, both GMRS and FRS.
Built to perform! The GMR2 PLUS has an optimized transmitter with tuned antenna providing long range performance. With the ability to transmit at a lower power, the GMR2 PLUS sends clear long range communications with longer battery life. The GMR2 handheld offers versatility and clear communications!
Features:
• Standard GMRS channels
• Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery with USB charge port (compatible with optional cable)
• Weather channels
• FM Radio
• Listen-only operation - VHF 136-174 mHz and UHF 400-480 mHz
• Squelch suppression button
• Flashlight
• A/B Switch to toggle between channels
• 2-Pin accessory port uses same accessories as V3 radio
• Backlit easy-view display
• Removable, replaceable, upgradable antenna*
Includes:
• GMR2 PLUS radio
• Belt Clip
• Charging cradle
• AC adapter/charger
Compatibility:
All GMRS radios, including Rugged G1, GMR45, GMR25, and GMR2. All GMRS radios from other manufacturers including Motorola, Midland, Uniden, and many more. Also compatible with FRS radios on channels 1-7 and 15-22.
*removable antenna feature is ONLY available on white label GMR2 PLUS. See image above for more details.
FCC and CE certified
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Brian & Melissa Fisher
Dual band for UHF and VHF would be awesome. Very expensive, but awesome !!!
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Looks nice
What kind of real world range do you see with these types of radios?
I just tested out the radio today, I drove 3 miles down the road in my SXS and could still communicate very good. Not flat terrain either, so I was pretty happy with that.
I bought some gmrs radios and was told I need a license to operate it is this true
GMRS radios should have a license.
@@FishersOffRoad is it a law
Not sure about that, I’ve had a lot of comments before that a lot of people don’t get a license.
Anyway of making it hands free if you're riding quads vs SxS?
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