RETEVIS Mobile Two-Way Radios
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Retevis offers different kinds of mobile radios: DMR or analog-mode mobile Radios like the Retevis RT90 or RT95, GMRS mobile radios like the RA87 or RA86, Ham band mobile radios like the RT73, and high-power Mobile Radios like the RA87 and MA1. These mobile radios can be Used with off-road vehicles, Recreational Vehicles (RVs), UTVs, trucks, construction vehicles, taxis, and even private cars. Some hams use Model RT95 or RT90 as the base station.
Mobile Radios (mobile car radio) is a walkie talkie for car. The power of two way radios for cars can reach up to 100. Use an antenna external to the car body. The communication distance can reach dozens of KM. Commonly used with off-road vehicles, Recreational Vehicle (RV), UTV, trucks, construction vehicles, taxis and even private cars. Some Mobile radios have been used as base stations at home by Hams.
What is a Mobile Radio?
Imagine this: you command your off-roader from tarmac to dirt, splashing through the mud, grinding through sand, and crawling up steep, boulder-covered mountains. A couple of kilometres in, and you’ve faced a technical error, forcing your adventure to come to an end. Just as you reach for your mobile, something dreadful catches the corner of your eye. You have no reception. So now, here you are, miles away from the closest trail, with no way to contact anyone for help.
Sounds dreadful, doesn’t it? Luckily for you, people have faced this problem before, and there is now a readily available solution. One of the most essential tools that you can have in an off-road vehicle is a Mobile radio. Let us explain what exactly that is. A Mobile Radio (Mobile two way radios) is used to distinguish radios that operate between 30 MHz and 3 GHz. It will ensure that you have connectivity even if you decide to go off the grid, and it’s one of the most essential tools you can have on your vehicle. If you already know this, great! You’re one step ahead.
