Two Way Radios?

[pk9394]

I start using Midland MXT275 and GTX handheld when I start doing offroading and overland about 5 years ago. but found Midland was lack of functions and limited use on custom settings. The GTX battery sucks, can't less for full day use.
Two years ago I change to Wouxun KG-X20G 20W fix mount, and Baofeng GM15 pro 8W handheld. Both are excellent with long range and a lot more flexible on repeater and frequencies mode.

KG-X20G can monitor two channels at the same time, is great to have when we have two separated group wheeling at the same time with different channels.
GM15 battery is excellent as well, fully day of use without any problem, also built in USB C charging port. no docking needed like my old midland GTX.
both can use frequencies mode, can be dial in with selected frequencies not limited in channels.

FYI, license is require to operate GMRS radio. Is easy and cheap to get. I believe is $35 for 10 years and you will get a call sign along with the license

 

[supersix]

I do wish the GXT67 had Usb-C, however the battery life on that model is great. I was out in Big Bend last weekend doing some trails with a big group and I went 2 days without charging.

 

[Greybeard]

I just received the 575 yesterday and will be doing this tomorrow:

 

[Bschurr]

I just received the 575 yesterday and will be doing this tomorrow:

Behind/over the glove box is a nice spot but the Midland will also fit behind the drop down dash panel under the steering wheel and this is a MUCH easier install since you don’t need to traverse the entire dash for power, antenna & mic.

You can use an add-a-fuse in #35 under the dash for fused power and the grommet by the steering column to get the antenna into the area under the hood for various mounting options.

Good luck & have fun with your installation project.