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The Best Radio for Overlanding? – CB, Ham or GMRS

Published on Jun 09th 2021

Today we have shifted from the usual discussion about a unique trail and decided to provide some extra helpful information to overlanders around the world. Even if you cannot make it to a cool place like Anza Borrego, you still have the opportunity to enjoy these radios around the world. From the CB to GMRS

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Best Handheld GMRS Radio for Overlanding Review & Buying Guide

Published on Jun 13th 2021

Are you an adventure-loving person who wants a safe journey in the jungles or tracking on the mountain? Don’t you want to be lost that make your outdoor camping a nightmare? Then, the best quality handheld GMRS radio for Overlanding is needed for you. You know that an Overlanding situation is not always optimal or

Handheld GMRS Radios Review

Pick the Best GMRS Vehicle Mounted Radio for Overlanding

Published on Jun 12th 2021

Since overland travels tend to take many days, two-way is vital for the communication of vehicles. Therefore, GMRS radios for vehicles with vehicle-mounted features are the most acceptable option to deal with. Why? If you are an Overlander, you know it’s not possible to carry cellular cell phones everywhere. In addition, due to less cellular

Vehicle GMRS Radios Review

Best Handheld Ham Radios for Overlanding

Published on May 01st 2021

When going on an Overlanding trip, people must take all the necessary pieces of equipment with them. Because in such trips it is possible that you can be stuck at such a place where you need to get help from others. That is the main reason behind the usability of radio for Overlanding. So, Ham

Ham Radios Review

Best CB Radios for Overlanding in 2021

Published on May 01st 2021

CB radios (citizen band radios) are the short distance locomotive communication system, which allows the tow way communication vocal communication. Off road radio are the useful and crucial in the areas where the normal network signals are not working. When someone is out for overlanding, in the most of places, he loses ordinary network signals

CB Radios Review

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