Short-wave Frequencies Maritime VHF Frequencies World Wide Beacon Frequencies Fast Food Frequencies Pager Frequencies General NASA Frequencies HF Sitor Frequencies Family 2 Way Radio Frequencies Rail Road F requencies NASCAR Frequencies Global Network Frequencies HF DEA Frequencies Hurricane Frequencies Mystic Star Frequencies New Zealand R&R. GMRS License required when using a GMRS radio!! Note that these are the same frequencies as the FRS Ch 1 - 7 462/467.675 Frequency Pair = National Emergency Frequency.
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Two way Radio (walkie Talkie) is very essential equipment for any off-roader, as this alone device is responsible for establishing clear and life saving communication while off-roading when you don't have mobile coverage. Buying the radio is the first best step in right direction for equipping yourself and then setting it's frequency is the second. When buying a two way radio make sure you buy the UHF and not the VHF version.
Simple way to find out is when you switch on the radio the frequency displayed should be 462.000, if it is showing Channels instead of frequency As the shop keeper to change it to frequency mode.Without setting frequency you cannot establish a communication with other off-roaders in the convoy. Although setting up the frequency is one-time task but it's a bit complex job that you need to follow the instructions very precisely. Hi i recently reprogrammed and added some channels to my Crony CN888 and had a look at the manual which had a pretty bad translation from Chinese.
END OF 2019 UPDATE:Just wanted to add an update with end of 2019 prices, models, and availability. As before, the BA section Dragon Mart is the place to go. For Crony and Prolab it is advisable to go to their main stores which carry the brand name on the front. They have the largest selection and best prices. We generally use 5Watt UHF radios which have a theoretical range of about 5km.When looking for a radio, please take notice that it has to be a model that supports manual frequency input.
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The paired models from different brands will have 16 channels, but none of them will match with our Carnity frequency. There are however some paired models that support programming via PC and optional USB cable with programs like Chirp. The Baofeng BF888 which is very cheap (40 AED per piece) seems to have this option. I leave it open for the user to risk it or not.Below models with approximate prices which are in use in Carnity Offroad Club:1) Motorola MT777: 150 AED. Seems to be replaced now by Crony MT-777. Looks identical.
Maybe Motorola is trying to getrid of the replica models.2) Baofeng UV5-R: 100 AED. Works fine, lots of bells and whistles, and a lot of information on programming and tweaking to be found on Youtube.3) Prolab WT5WD: 100 AED. 1800 mAh battery. 6 Months Warranty.4) Crony CN-888: 180 AED. Great sturdy radio with high battery life (2000mA).You will find most models with pricing on www.edragonmall.comThere are higher end radios like the Crony DT8188 which has a massive 4800mAh battery, and go for around 240AED, and radios with higher wattage (10W) to cover bigger distances, but these are not so often used in the club.Most radios have the same functionalities, where you have a certain amount of channels that you can program as you wish, some are dual band (VHF-UHF). Most are equipped with earpiece and a 220V charger. If desired, you can ask the shop also for a 12V charger.Some other functions:VOXThe VOX functionality allows you to start broadcasting without pushing the PTT button.
If you are close to the radio and start talking it will automatically start to broadcast. I has different sensitivity settings. I tried using this a few times but the VOX function always cuts a bit of your first words, so i disabled it.SQUELCHWhen using a radio on certain frequencies and in certain areas, you might have static noise coming in all the time, which is annoying. The Squelch function acts as a kind of gate to block out the static noise and only lets in stronger signals from nearby sources, like your other team members in the vicinity.
It also has different settings that you can experiment with. Especially the cheapest radios on the market could use some fine-tuning on this.KEY LOCKVery useful fuction during dunebashing.