Radioddity GM-30 GMRS Radio 5W USB-C VHF & UHF Scanner Review

Radioddity GM-30 GMRS Radio 5W USB-C VHF & UHF Scanner Review
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Radioddity GM-30 GMRS Radio | 5W | VHF & UHF Scanner | NOAA | USB-C | SYNC
5W/0.5W HIGH-POWER GMRS - 30 GMRS channels (repeater capable), 219 programmable scanner channels (RX only)
VHF & UHF SCANNER/RECEIVER - Receive and scan on UHF & VHF channels in either CH/VFO mode. Easily front-panel-edit scan list.
PC & FRONT-PANEL PROGRAMMING - Easily add new channels and change settings on the go.
SYNC DISPLAY & STANDBY OPTIONS - Single/Dual Watch selectable. Display name/frequency of the monitoring channels. Synchronous Display: show both channel name and frequency in single watch mode.
USB RECHARGEABLE - Upgraded USB Type-C charging battery, charge the radio or just the battery alone.
OTHER FEATURES - NOAA Scanning & Receiver, FM radio, SOS Alarm, Flashlight, Squelch, VOX, TOT (time out time), Squelch Tail Elimination, 6-frequency Steps Selectable, Power Save Mode
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[@robertseaburg67]

I just ordered one based on the reviews I've been watching. I currently own quite a few gmrs and a couple ham radios that I've unlock to be able to transmit on the gmrs channels. In a real world test given where I am located, lots and lots of mountains and hills and trees in the way,I have gotten up to 4.6 miles on radio to radio communications which is nothing short of a miracle here. They are very useful for family comms be it camping,hiking,hunting,ect,ect but also, and probably the most important for us is having some sort of comms if the cell towers and or internet go down. Even if only for short distances radio to radio, some comms is much better than zero comms in a shtf senerio. P.s, also you can program gmrs channels into that radio with a code so it would also give some extent of privacy while transmitting.

[@joeortiz1395]

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