Remote Overland Communications

Scott Brady evaluates the most effective tools for remote communications, leaning on his experience testing the systems on all seven continents, including the South Pole and over 80 degrees North Latitude on the Greenland Ice Sheet. Products include two-way radios like the Rocky Talkies, Weboost, Iridium Go Exec, Iridium Extreme, Garmin InReach, and the Startlink Global Mobile with Unique Componentry conversion.

[@regularguy8592]

very helpful thanks

[@dlansburg2673]

Thanks!

[@ExpeditionPortal]

You are welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@kleinbiker1]

UHF isn’t bouncing off the ionosphere.

[@lawndartdesign]

Also he says 5w radio can go 30 miles. Absolutely not. 50w perhaps but usually 5w is 5 miles best case.

[@kleinbiker1]

@@lawndartdesign he said tons is incorrect things. That’s just the first one I caught.

[@edbergeron9425]

That’s the very first thing that caught my attention

[@ExpeditionPortal]

@@kleinbiker1 Please provide details on the "tons is incorrect things" as we would like to correct them if possible. Thank you.

[@ExpeditionPortal]

@@lawndartdesign "absolutely not"? Curious as to how you calculated that, as there are numerous range calculators that put line of site with that radio as upwards of 50km with the stock antenna gain and even as far as 74.11km without a significant change in antenna gain. The radio company website lists up to 35 miles line-of-site here: rockytalkie.com/products/5-watt-radio Please provide your references and calculations so that we can make any required corrections. Thank you.