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Has anyone thought about using the licence free two way radios that you can buy? They work over a good distance, and some even have split frequencies besides the main channels. I have one and I just stick a voice active mic and earpiece in it, but you can also fit a PTT to your handlebars. They use the 440 megahertz frequencies, and are good enough that some rescue groups use them instead of the more expensive, dedicated frequency Motorola radios that require licences to use and have a strict protocol on use. My latest one is from a brand called Cobra, but  I also have a pair that came from Lidl, when the system was introduced, and they are just as good, they just don't have as many split channels. 

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1 hour ago, billy sugger said:

Has anyone thought about using the licence free two way radios that you can buy? They work over a good distance, and some even have split frequencies besides the main channels. I have one and I just stick a voice active mic and earpiece in it, but you can also fit a PTT to your handlebars. They use the 440 megahertz frequencies, and are good enough that some rescue groups use them instead of the more expensive, dedicated frequency Motorola radios that require licences to use and have a strict protocol on use. My latest one is from a brand called Cobra, but  I also have a pair that came from Lidl, when the system was introduced, and they are just as good, they just don't have as many split channels. 

 

Yes 

 

but they really don't work as well to be honest 

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