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18 Apr 2019 @ 20:03:40 pm
Wil graag uitvind wie gebruik nog die 29Mhz/27Mhz kommunikasie?
Ja selfone is die antwoord ("scuse the pun") 😁
As aktiewe radio man hoor ek dis stil op die radio. Selfs op die geallokeerde kamp en boot, 4/4 frekwensies.
Groete langs julle kampvuur!
18 Apr 2019 @ 20:25:17 pm
Ek gebruik die BADGTRACK.
Kan enige plek wees in Afrika en met die Girl by die huis praat.
Het die hoof eenheid by die huis.
Kan al my posisies en beweging volg as ook alle gesprekke kan terug gespeel word.
Werk op GPS en vodacom toring.
Het so baie posies, tans n wenner vir my.
Die ander twee rigting praat net 2 tot 5 km en dalk vêrder met line of sight.
Hulle weg gegee dat die kinders met dit speel.
18 Apr 2019 @ 21:18:43 pm
Dankie Chuck. Ek sal bietjie kyk daarna.
Ou c.b man en radio amateur kursus oppad. Wou net lekker lag en miskien is daar nog van die ou manne wat die goed nog gebruik. Seker maar net vir die snaaksigheid van op 'n radio praat.. ha ha.
Rustige naweek daar.
18 Apr 2019 @ 21:26:01 pm
Dink net nou daaraan die mense wat dit nog gebruik is nie afhanklik van sel seine en krag nie. Ou 40m band kon mens regdeur ons land gesels ook.
Nee ek bedoel nou die meer ernstige radios nie die klein "hand held" loop en praaitjies nie.
18 Apr 2019 @ 21:35:19 pm
A group of us use the UHF license free frequencies (at 4w, therefore licenced) with roof mounted antennae. Have been abe to communicate 30-40kms in flat/line of sight. I feel that when there is a group of you travelling together radio is far more effective and easier than hassling with a cellphone. Especially in remote areas.
19 Apr 2019 @ 01:28:41 am
Hi Chris. Thanks for the info
Yes I love the radio chats etc but as I'm a solo traveler and radio equipment in my vehicle it just seem very quite on all frequencies. Wonder if it even worthwile paying the licence or just dump the lot and rely on the cell phone alone.
Greetings and a wonderful weekend there.
19 Apr 2019 @ 12:12:20 pm
wat is die prys? hoe werk die praat koste ens
19 Apr 2019 @ 12:17:44 pm
We use the VHF frequencies that are used by most of the Forums/Orra (Off Road Radio Association), as a paid channel. They are 25 w mobile radio's and the hand helds are 5 w radio's, that use the same frequencies/channels. The hand held and mobile are used to keep in contact with each other, whether it be in shops or on trails, or over obstacles, or scouting a feasable route to use. It is not always safe to leave your vehicle, when shopping in some areas, so radio communication helps a lot, if you do not have a sim card, for the area, you are transversing, or if there is no cell reception for where you are, when one of you is out shopping.
When traveling in convoy, in the bush or towns, it also assists where you do not see your travelling companions, turning off, or when getting caught at a red robot in towns and you lose line of sight of travel companions, so do not know if/where they turned off the road in use.
These radio's are also line of sight as Jin has mentioned, but a lot more effective than the old 27 & 29 Mhz and UHF radio's. Most of the Forums have a cost of about R 160,00 p/a for membership, as well as the radio lisence...
19 Apr 2019 @ 12:39:23 pm
Thanks for the input. I used to travel all over S.A and always had the radio ( multi band +_ 100w) in my "lorry".
As a solo oke out on the road it get boring so I fiddle with the radio. Got a lot of responses and good "chats"along the route. Truckers, C.B die hards.. etc.
On my recent trip down to Gariep nobody replied on various frequencies.
Maybe I must check my antenna!!🤣
19 Apr 2019 @ 12:42:40 pm
Ja asb laat weet aangesien dit ook 'n ander opsie bied.
19 Apr 2019 @ 12:58:17 pm
Mense geniet julle Paasnaweek waar ookal julle ontspan! Wees veilig en geniet dit!
Sal gesels op die radio! 😄
Kamp groete. Jan. (Zrab 6041/2) sedert 1979 -nou. Nog aktief. 79/88 s