Gmrs radio antenna

Here are some suggestions for installing a fixed-mount GMRS radio in your vehicle. GMRS radios are powerful two-way communication tools for off-road communications and they can work independently of cell towers, satellites and the grid. Having a pair of GMRS handhelds, along with a fixed-mount radio in your vehicle can be a lifesaver during a

Here's how to make a tiger tail ounterpoise for Baofeng and other radios to boost handheld GMRS and ham radio range by adding the missing half of antenna.

The Midland MXT400 GMRS radio uses narrow band FM on repeater input channels, compared to the BTECH GMRS-50X1 which used wide band. Here's a comparison.

High gain GMRS handheld antennas like the Nagoya NA-771G and Abbree AR-152 can help boost the effective range of GMRS radios, but which is better to use?

Guide to the basics of GMRS radios, a popular backcountry communications technology for overlanding and off-roading.

Are you a beginner to GMRS radio and looking for how to quickly get started using your new radio? Here are some quick start tips for using GMRS the first time.

The Radio Antenna Book (Engineering Staff of Radio) 1936

Here are the five biggest myths about GMRS and FRS radios you should know before using them in the outdoors.

Here is how to talk on a GMRS radio, how to use your call sign and how family members can use one GMRS license to talk to each other using unit numbers.

Phil EI9KP has very kindly sent on details of the Delta Loop antenna that he built for the new 40 MHz / 8-metre band. The Delta Loop is a very popular antenna on the HF bands and can be used with success at the lower VHF bands as well. The dimensions of the Delta Loop for 40 MHz are shown below... Some key points... 1) Up or Down....The Delta Loop can be orientated so that it is pointing up or down. The advantage of having the apex at the top is that it may be be more mechanically secure as…