Keeping in Touch on Trail with the Retevis RT49P Waterproof Radio
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2024
- On-trail communications can be important when you're with a partner or group - especially if you don't all hike the same speed or are interested in doing different outdoor activities. The Retevis RT49P is a budget-friendly two-way radio walkie talkie that is rugged, waterproof, floats, and has a host of features that can help in an emergency in the back country or at home.
0:00 Why Have Radios on Trail?
1:31 The Retevis Company
2:05 Radio Features
3:19 Waterproof Case
3:58 Emergency Features
4:46 Other Features
6:00 Distance Tests
7:35 Power Usage
7:53 Ease of Use
8:20 Thanks for Watching!
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Do you carry radios? If so, what ya got?
On the group hikes that I help lead for Make-A-Wish, all of the hike leaders have Motorola Talkabout radios (I don't recall the model). I like the IP67 rating on these Retevis radios - cool!
I have a bag with some baofeng 888s that I pass out to Jeep friends. All 16 channels are on the same gmrs frequency so they can’t be messed up.
Thanks for your video this helped alot thanks👍🏽
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!
We carry radios with us all the time.
We working on getting our ham and grms license. Good thing to have.
Awesome!
Awesome review.. I just bought some for my kayaking trip.. I hope they have a good range..
Hope you enjoy them!
STILL TWO MILES ONLY F C C rules also.
I've got two pair of FRS radios. A Uniden and a Motorola. Used them for family vacations at amusement parks and when the kids got older they took them while riding their bikes in the neighborhood. They could play and we were still able to talk with them without giving them one of our cell phones. I should dig them out and use them. They could be useful as there's little to no cell service in most of the White Mountains National Forest and my buddy and I will often split up and do our own thing for a few hours at a time on our overnights in the Whites. Thankfully those radios take regular or rechargeable AA's as I expect the batteries will need to be replaced.
Yeah they'd be good for that!
I'd like to see you test the radios in the same terrain as your original scenario with your family to see how they work. I've tried using frs radios in the past with no luck at all in the mountains at less than a half a mile between me and the other person. Usually these kinds of handhelds transmit far below the legal limit, but if these Retevis radios are closer to the limit, maybe they will work well.
My first test was actually in the snow footage with a couple guys who were about 1/8th mile away through trees and around corners and they worked fine. But yeah going back to the canyon would be interesting!
ALL FRS radios are the same the insides are the same it it the out side box channag's
and thay all do two miles or line of sight only
SORRIE you missed that page what privecy does is if it is set I can only here you not talk to you
your range is 2 miles or line of sight only
yes it is a gate radio but have to rember it is short range 2 miles or line of site only
I am a licensed G M R S holder
Thanks!
Bathroom. Check.
I thought of you buddy.
@@BackcountryPilgrim hopefully not while in the bathroom