This means that most GMRS radios display channel numbers by default, and not frequencies. The benefit to this is ease of use. You can simply say "let's use channel 16," for example, and anyone on ...

GMRS radios operate on specific frequencies within the UHF band and offer higher power and longer range compared to Family ...

GMRS also allows for the use of repeaters, making it more effective than the unlicensed FRS. GMRS radios, this one included, often can receive or scan frequencies they can’t transmit on ...

There are only 8 to 15 main menu items (depending on the radio), so you won't have to go face down in an owner's manual for hours prior to use. More commonalities: eight GMRS repeater channels ...

GMRS also uses Frequency Modulation (FM) as compared to CB radio, which uses Amplitude Modulation (AM). The use of FM makes the signal less prone to static. The result is clearer audio with GMRS ...

If people acquire GMRS and use the radios regularly, when an emergency arises, they’re better prepared, he said. “It could save a life,” said YCEMA Communications Unit Leader Dave Francoeur.

2-WAY RADIO: The Full 15-Watt MicroMobile is a two-way radio device that operates on GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service) frequencies. 15 Hi Power Channels GMRS Channels: 1-7 & 15-22 provide ...

Rocky Talkie just released their new 5-Watt GMRS radio, designed for heavy-duty use by backcountry skiers, whitewater kayakers, and other winter mountain athletes. They’ve also just launched a new ...

There are more powerful radios out there such as General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS) units but they require a license to operate. FRS radios use a standard set of 22 channels with fixed antennas ...