Bos and i are looking at getting some new radio's to keep in touch in the bush and cause Bos is shit at sign language :pacman:
We want a decent pair , recharge or battery and with a good range. Any recommendations,
Cheers MM
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Bos and i are looking at getting some new radio's to keep in touch in the bush and cause Bos is shit at sign language :pacman:
We want a decent pair , recharge or battery and with a good range. Any recommendations,
Cheers MM
Got a pair of
Motorola GP300 UHF Radios (16 channels)+ Fast charging Cradles and almost new batteries.
$220 tyd
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Baofengs from Aliexpress work well but they have to be programmed plenty of vids on youtube. Round about 100$ for the pair.
Not sure on the legality so there is a possibility they could be held by customs.
As long as you only TX on CB frequencies (AM/UHF on land, VHF on water, HF with license), it's within the "letter of the law".Quote:
Originally Posted by Chur Bay
TX on emergency/police freqs, or aviation, or HAM bands, and you will have the wrath of RSM upon you.
Pro-tip, VHF propagates better than UHF, like, the marine handhelds you'd find at burnsco, but it's illegal to do that on land.
Interesting, I wonder how tight they are/how much overlap with the frequencies on the new 40channel/80duplex units...Quote:
Originally Posted by diana2
They will be seized if picked up by CustomsQuote:
Originally Posted by Chur Bay
Range? line of sight- gullies and ridges?Quote:
Originally Posted by diana2
I'd be keen if madmax dosnt want them.Quote:
Originally Posted by diana2
Evidence, anectdote, legislation?Quote:
Originally Posted by mikee
they are too wide in bandwidth so will be seized under the radio frequency spectrum actQuote:
Originally Posted by Chur Bay
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I bought these radios 2.nd hand last year but have hardly used them.
I was going to use them on a hunting trip, but opted for smaller/lighter radios.
When I bought them they came with new batteries and new housing.
Both Radios are in good used condition and come with fast charging cradles.
They are programmed to each other; when a third party tries to reach you the radio alert flashes red.
You can press the monitor button then to listen, or press the TPP button and talk and everyone on the programmed channel can hear you.
Only tested them on the farm and they seem to do what is expected.
I don't know much about radios and I talked to one of the radio shop guys here in Nelson and he says these radios can easily reprogrammed to suit your needs if that is what you wish to do.
Selling those for less ($220tyd) and 'as is' as I don't know much about these.
Quote "They will be seized if picked up by Customs"
Customs prohibition order enacted late last year.Quote:
Originally Posted by mimms
https://gazette.govt.nz/notice/id/2018-go4836
Truth. I work in an associated communications industryQuote:
Originally Posted by mimms
Thanks for the offer Diana2. But just seeing whats out there at moment.:thumbs:
