GMR2 Plus - 2W GMRS Handheld Radio - 2 Pack
GMR2 Plus - 2W GMRS Handheld Radio - 2 Pack
Stay in touch at camp, on the trail and between vehicles when there is no cell signal. For groups who spread out at camp or on the trail.
This convenient two-pack of GMR2 handheld radios keeps you connected to friends and family while on the go! With the included 22 channels, you'll have a universal connection to all other GMRS radios; meaning you can talk to the other walkie-talkies, both GMRS and FRS.
Built to perform! The GMR2 PLUS has an optimized transmitter with a tuned antenna providing long-range performance. With the ability to transmit at a lower power, the GMR2 PLUS sends clear long range communications with longer battery life. The GMR2 handheld offers versatility and clear communications!
Why it works
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22 GMRS channels for universal compatibility with all GMRS/FRS walkie-talkies
- Rechargeable Li-ion battery with USB charging capability (compatible with optional cable)
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Weather channels to stay informed in changing conditions
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Built-in FM radio for entertainment or news
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Listen-only VHF/UHF support (VHF
136-174 MHz, UHF 400-480 MHz)
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Squelch suppression button to improve signal clarity
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Integrated flashlight for low-light environments
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A/B channel switch for quick access between two selected channels
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2-pin accessory port (compatible with Rugged V3 accessories)
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Backlit, easy-view display for visibility in any setting
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Removable, replaceable antenna for future upgrades*
Fit
All GMRS radios, including Rugged G1, G4, GMR45, GMR25, and GMR2. All GMRS radios from other manufacturers including Motorola, Midland, Uniden, and many more. Also compatible with FRS radios on channels 1-7 and 15-22.
*removable antenna feature is ONLY available on white label GMR2 PLUS. See image above for more details.
FCC and CE certified
GMRS License is required and easy to get: Click here.
In the box
- (2) GMR2 PLUS radios
- (2) Belt Clips
- (2) Charging cradles
- (2) AC adapter/chargers
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