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Skiers and snowboarders can now communicate with their MP3 players, “Family Radio Service” FRS walkie talkie radios and cell phones using the latest “Helmet Communicator” from UClear. For more see www.mountainyahoos.com
7 years ago, in 2005, Heavy Chevy, Shotgun, Boss Hogg, Tennessee Hillbilly, Red Ryder, Legal Eagle, Bobby Bye-Yi 357, Weedburner & Brown Bear all appear in this classic Albion CB Radio recording. In the photo: Wild Turkey & his Gobble-Mobile…
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testing the range of Nextel’s Direct talk Vs FRS. inserting
While sitting in Bojangles I saw that all the employees wore headsets so they could hear the drive through and talk to each other and I was wondering: what exactly are those? Are they a short range two way radio? Or something else? Thanks!
Unscripted, rambling review of my bug out bag’s communications. Shortwave, AM, FM, VHF, UHF, Police, Fire, GMRS & FRS frequencies all covered with these two radios that combined weigh about 1.5 pounds. The Baofeng handheld is a very interesting radio. EXCELLENT bang for your buck! In an emergency it gives you a very wide range of transmit/receive capability. The Tecsun PL-380 puts the world at your fingertips, and features Digital Signal Processing. I did a TON of research before settling on this radio. BEST shortwave receiver in my opinion, all things considered, in it’s price class. I have had it on a few outings now, and it brings a new angle to camping, cooking your spam on the fire and listening to the news from thousands of miles away overseas. KNOWLEDGE is not only power- in a SHTF situation it can mean your life. Without a radio, how would you know to avoid certain areas? I researched these two radios at length, and combined their total cost is less than 0, even with a pack of rechargeable batteries thrown in! Shortwave: Tecsun PL-380 Transceiver: Baofeng UV-3R Mark II www.ebay.com www.ebay.com
So I heard that its best to have a two way radio so that everyone will keep in touch in case cell phones fail.
We will be going from Michigan, to Chicago, to New York.
I need something that is cheap, and can handle car rides so that we wont have problems speaking to one another.
I am already thinking about purchasing the Motorola MJ27OR two way radio from Walmart.
Police, Fire, CBers, Ham Operators, City Workers, Ambulances, Jackson County Sheriff & more on the Albion Raw Feed – Unedited, uncut…
This recording was made in Southern Michigan on 1/10/2012 – sidebanding freebanders on lower sideband. Unlike the many that use AM, such as truckers and the mentally disadvantaged, a lot of operators stick with sideband because, well, sidebanders are polite, friendly and easy going. They’re also a bit smarter.