GMRS is the new CB radio. It stands for General Mobile Radio Service, which is a licensed radio service in the United States and some other countries that allows for short-distance, two-way ...

Being able to communicate reliably off-road is a big deal. GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service) has become the go-to voice communication service for many off-roaders. Nowadays, instead of seeing a CB ...

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“How about now?” 15 miles is a long distance for most walkie-talkies, but my voice was still coming in clear, transmitting from the Midland GXT67 Pro. Granted, this radio isn’t just any walkie-talkie, ...

Ignoring all of the regulations, band allocations, and “best amateur practices,” there’s no real fundamental difference between the frequencies allocated to the Family Radio Service (FRS), the General ...

Just a few short years ago, it seemed that radio usage in backcountry skiing was still relegated to only professional use–guides, patrollers, SAR teams, and film crews. The average recreational skier ...

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