Does anyone have any recommendations for a good radio and headset for bike to bike communications with decent range and reliability.
I was thinking of something along the lines of a Motorola TLKR T7 ? But have no idea about a headset.
Does anyone have any recommendations for a good radio and headset for bike to bike communications with decent range and reliability.
I was thinking of something along the lines of a Motorola TLKR T7 ? But have no idea about a headset.
The legal PMRs are crap, a friend who Marshalls with the bike for cycle races uses a CB radio which has much better range.
Phil
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I just use a small VHF Yaesu handheld with an external antenna and a 30W amp
If you wand a range of more than a mile then I agree with Phil. However all our use is when riding together and the PMR stuff is great. The range is big enough for our use but short enough that we don't hear other users miles away. It's swings an roundabouts.
What I would add is for bike use you do need good noise cancelling microphones and don't rely of vox. No one else wants to hear you singing, shouting, chatting on the phone or the wind noise rushing past your helmet.
Easiest and most reliable option is something like an autocom.
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go for the starcom set up -had it fitted for the past 5 years and use it everyday 365 days a year - its never let me down...
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Thanks for the input guys.
I am not really in the market for a Autocom / Starcom - too expensive for my needs, really I am just after recommendations for a good PMR radio and headset.
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