Videos tagged with GMRS Radio

This video provides essential guidance on radio usage for airsoft events, emphasizing safety and proper communication protocols. It covers the selection of FRS/GMRS radios like BaoFeng, Motorola, and Cobra, detailing their basic functions and limitations. Key advice includes disabling VOX, using radios for emergencies, and maintaining clear, concise communication to avoid channel congestion. The importance of radios for player safety, especially in large, complex terrains, is highlighted.

This video introduces the importance of two-way radios for civilian preparedness, focusing on GMRS and Ham radio types. It explains why radios are crucial alternatives to cell phones during emergencies, highlighting their independence from infrastructure, longer battery life, and durability. The guide recommends the Baofeng UV-5R as an affordable entry-level radio, detailing its features and common upgrades like extended batteries and improved antennas.

This video provides a rundown of Amazon Prime Day deals on tactical and EDC gear. Key highlights include significant discounts on Olight Odin series flashlights, Baofeng GMRS radios, Nightcore and RovyVon flashlights, CJRB knives, Paracel Safety gas masks, and Daily Carry Co EDC pouches. The presenter emphasizes the value and performance of these items, often referencing their own testing and use.

This video provides a beginner-friendly guide to preparing Baofeng UV-5R radios for grid-down scenarios. It emphasizes downloading video tutorials, using the CHIRP app for programming with a programming cable, and stocking essential accessories like extended batteries and upgraded antennas. The presenter, identifying as a 'level zero operator,' focuses on practical steps for those new to radio communication.

This video highlights the importance of incorporating a GMRS radio into a communication strategy, often referred to as PACE (Primary, Alternate, Contingency, Emergency). It introduces the General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS) as a licensed radio service utilizing frequencies around 462 MHz and 467 MHz for short-distance, two-way voice communication via handhelds, mobiles, and repeaters. The Rugged Radios GMR45 is showcased as a versatile unit compatible with FRS channels and GMRS, featuring vehicle-specific mounts. Additionally, the GMR2 handhelds are presented as a practical solution for keeping individuals connected when away from a vehicle or basecamp, offering USB charging capabilities. The video encourages viewers to follow Rugged Radios for their mobility communication needs.