GMR5 - 5W GMRS Handheld Radio - 2 Pack
GMR5 - 5W 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 2-pack of Rugged GMR5 handhelds gives two people 5 watt GMRS radios that talk to each other and to any other GMRS or FRS radio. Each one has a 2000mAh battery that charges over USB-C.
You also get weather alerts, an FM radio, a flashlight, a removable antenna you can upgrade, and a 2-pin port for Rugged headsets. A GMRS license is required to transmit.
Why it works
- 5-watt transmit power for clear and reliable communication
- 2000mAh USB-C rechargeable battery for dependable power and easy charging
- 22 GMRS channels for full compatibility with all GMRS/FRS walkie-talkies
- 8 GMRS repeater channels to extend communication range through repeaters
- Weather alert function to stay informed during changing weather conditions
- Weather channels for continuous access to local weather broadcasts
- Swivel belt clip for secure and convenient carrying
- Built-in FM radio for entertainment and emergency news access
- Listen-only VHF/UHF support (VHF 134-176 MHz, UHF 400-480 MHz) for additional monitoring options
- Integrated flashlight for visibility and safety in low-light environments
- A/B channel switch for fast toggling between two programmed channels
- 2-pin accessory port compatible with Rugged 2-pin headsets and audio accessories
- Backlit display for easy viewing in any lighting condition
- Removable, upgradeable antenna for improved signal performance and customization
Fit
Talks to any GMRS radio, including Rugged G4, G1, GMR45, GMR25, GMR2, GMR2 PLUS and GMR5-X, and GMRS radios from Motorola, Midland, Uniden and others. It also talks to FRS radios on channels 1-7 and 15-22.
FCC and CE certified
A GMRS license is required to transmit: Click here.
In the box
- (2) GMR5 radios
- (2) Belt Clip s
- (2) USB-C charging blocks
- (2) USB-C charging cables
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