What UHF Radio's does everyone use?

**DEFENDERZOOK** · 11th April 2006, 10:12 PM

Originally posted by barney
i got this one mainly for the extra 20 listen only channels which the guys that i bought it from, kindly programmed all of the police channels into. not only makes for great entertainment, but keeps you informed of trouble spots to stay away from.

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do you know what frequencies are still operating......?
most of them have gone digital.....i dont get to hear about the shootings
at bankstown anymore......

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**broonski** · 11th April 2006, 10:42 PM

i just have a pair of GME TX610's, the reason i chose them...

they were cheap!!!

:wink:

which company has the military contract as far as radios go? and what models of their radios does the military use?

cheers,
bryce

**Redback** · 12th April 2006, 07:59 AM

I have a Uniden GPS105 UHF/GPS combo, radio is excellent, GPS is your basic compass style unit, with trip/distance average calculator/speed indicater and redlight/speed camera/blackspot detectors, also has waypoint marking ability.

Overall it's a very good unit, only bad points is you can't turn off the camera warnings only the sound, and it's hard sometimes to read the small writing on the screen.

Baz.

**timberwolf_302** · 12th April 2006, 08:47 AM

I have a Uniden UH-100 (Like an 88 but with a couple of more useless features) and an old Electrophone TX-550 AM with PA system, useful for verbally abusing people a few blocks away without winding your windows down.

I also have 2 Uniden Pro 510XL AM Radios that im not using.

**barney** · 12th April 2006, 05:06 PM

on the way across town last night, i could only pick up campbelltown, all the rest have gone digital. i could hear them transmitting but it was just white noise.

**Utemad** · 12th April 2006, 06:29 PM

I've got the GME Tx4400 in my ute and Tx3200s in the work vehicles. The 4400 has been fine but I have had to remove and refit all the 3200 speakers with a bit of vibration reducing silastic. Without this the 3200 speakers vibrates when the volume is turned up to an acceptable level.

I am thinking of getting the Icom IC400pro next time though. Just for something different.

I got the 4400 originally because I like big screens and lots of features. Although I rarely used any of the features. Although I do use the adjustable squelch a lot.

I've also got 3 cheapy Uniden handhelds for walking ahead of vehicles, recovery, snowboarding etc

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