Rugged GMR2 GMRS/FRS with Hand Mic
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Description
The GMR2 handheld radio keeps you connected to friends and family while on the go!
With the included 22 channels, you'll have a universal connection to all other GMRS radios; meaning you can talk to the other walkie-talkies, both GMRS and FRS.
Built to perform! The GMR2 has an optimized transmitter with a tuned antenna providing long-range performance. With the ability to transmit at a lower power, the GMR2 sends clear long-range communications with longer battery life.
Bundled with our waterproof Rugged Radios Speaker Hand Mic, this GMR2 kit offers versatility and clear communications.
Included:
• GMR2-PLUS radio
• Waterproof hand mic
• Belt Clip
• Charging cradle
• AC adapter/charger
Fitment: Works with all GMRS and FRS radios operating on the same channels, including Rugged GMR45, GMR25, and GMR2. Also works with all GMRS radios from other manufacturers including Motorola, Midland, Uniden, and many more.
Features
• Standard GMRS channels
• Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery
• Weather channels
• FM Radio
• Listen-only operation - VHF 136-174 mHz and UHF 400-480 mHz
• Squelch suppression button
• Flashlight
• A/B Switch to toggle between channels
• 2-Pin accessory port uses the same accessories as a V3 radio
• Backlit easy-view display
Specs
GENERAL:
Channel Capacity: 200
Operating Voltage: 7.4W DC
Operating Temperature: -10ºC + 50ºC
Weight: 106g (battery and antenna included)
Dimension: 116 x 53 x 36mm
TRANSMITTER:
Frequency Range:
Rx: 136-174 & 400-480MHz
Tx: 462.5625-467.7250MHz
Power: 2W
Modulation Type: FM
Spurious Power: ≤ -15dB
Modulation Noise: < -40dB
Modulation Distortion: < 5%
Frequency Stability: 5ppm
Max Deviation: ≤ ±5KHz
Current: ≤ ±5KHz
Audio Response (300-3400Hz): +6.5~ -14dB
Adjacent Channel Power: ≥ 65dB
RECEIVER:
Sensitivity: ≤ 0.2μV
Occupied Bandwidth: ≤ 16KHz
Selectivity: ≥ 65dB
Intermediation: ≥ 55dB
Audio Power: > 500mW
Audio Distortion: ≤ 10%
Frequency Stability: 5ppm
Standby Current: 60mA
Working Current: 250mA
Audio Response (300-3400Hz): +7 ~ -12.5dB
Warranty
3-Year Limited Warranty
Rugged Radios warrants its Radios, Intercoms & Headsets to be free from manufacturing defects in material and workmanship under normal use for a period of three (3) years from the date of purchase.
Disclaimer
General Mobile Radio Service, or GMRS radios, operate on specific UHF1 frequencies around 462 MHz and 467 MHz that are set aside by the FCC for general public use. UHF excels in transmitting through wooded environments, around town, or in any situation where there are obstructions when compared to other frequency ranges like VHF2. Because of this, GMRS is popular for overland, Jeep, camping, outdoor/adventure, and general recreational uses.
A valid FCC license is necessary to legally operate a GMRS radio. More info here
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