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<blockquote data-quote="Reelamin" data-source="post: 2724910" data-attributes="member: 42157"><p>Do not believe the internet or even people in your own party when they say you can or cannot use radios. The last state I was told I can't use them was Colorado. True partially not true mostly. Anyway, We have used several from CB to UHF. Finally we ponied up and got Analog/Digital VHF. Portables are incredible and mobiles are another level. Portables will last 11-13hrs of constant on non-scanning with small battery and 8-10hrs constant on scanning. Portable requires 110 (probably have a 12v charger just never looked) to charge and mobiles are 12V. Pull a portable and plug it in at base camp......can hear and talk 10's of miles away in and out of canyons. Super easy to get and way less than an everyday quality rifle off the store shelf.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Reelamin, post: 2724910, member: 42157"] Do not believe the internet or even people in your own party when they say you can or cannot use radios. The last state I was told I can't use them was Colorado. True partially not true mostly. Anyway, We have used several from CB to UHF. Finally we ponied up and got Analog/Digital VHF. Portables are incredible and mobiles are another level. Portables will last 11-13hrs of constant on non-scanning with small battery and 8-10hrs constant on scanning. Portable requires 110 (probably have a 12v charger just never looked) to charge and mobiles are 12V. Pull a portable and plug it in at base camp......can hear and talk 10's of miles away in and out of canyons. Super easy to get and way less than an everyday quality rifle off the store shelf. [/QUOTE]
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