Nice review of Midland GMRS radios
08-27-2003 | 07:24 AM
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Nice review of Midland GMRS radios
Check it out at http://www.michigan-sportsman.com/pr...mrs_radios.htm
While these things aren' t a silver bullet for communications, it sounds like when the proper things are done, they can work fairly well.
While these things aren' t a silver bullet for communications, it sounds like when the proper things are done, they can work fairly well.
08-27-2003 | 09:55 AM
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RE: Nice review of Midland GMRS radios
I did not read the article yet but I can tell you that one of the chief reasons that " bubblepack" GMRS radios do not get much better range than FRS radios, despite the increased power, is because of their less efficient rubber-duck antennas.
With a built-in upgraded antenna and/or a BNC adaptor style antenna you can greatly improve the range on any GMRS radio.
With a built-in upgraded antenna and/or a BNC adaptor style antenna you can greatly improve the range on any GMRS radio.
08-27-2003 | 06:58 PM
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RE: Nice review of Midland GMRS radios
It seems I was partly right on. Good article by the way with some useful tips. I also suggest that folks who are interested in this type of info should check out www.popularwireless.com . They have a message board system similar to this and they really are loaded with info.
