Sorry for digging up an ancient thread, but does this 320 group still exist?
I've just bought one and will be needing a little help along the way I think!

Quote from: RadioRay on March 13, 2024, 10:07:54 AMThe reality is that I'm just not able to hike and enjoy outdoor radio much at all, these days: welcome to old age and injuries ;-)  .

I recognize that. I am in similar circumstances. Still, we must keep up spirits and hope for good times ahead!

Thanks, a good laugh! What do you think about this one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xacdDrylrek

I recognize the Redifon R50M receiver, my main RX 1968-69, when I was a Merchant Marine Radio Officer.

https://trafficlist.altervista.org/marine-receiver-redifon-r50m/

The reality is that I'm just not able to hike and enjoy outdoor radio much at all, these days: welcome to old age and injuries ;-)  .  So,

NO LONGER FOR SALE:  ......  // removed by RadioRay . //

HB1B Sale


73 de Ray  ..._ ._

Another advantage of Morse instead of voice is the built-in ability to accurately produce a written message to avoid confusion. 


link:   https://youtu.be/rhlrOP7ytKs?si=fKBU2GFTUWvn-_3S

I like these guys and their radio traffic nets work VERY well.

https://radiorelay.org/prepper-comms-connectivity-versus-communications/

I have the Uniden BCD436HP.  It was expensive but well worth it.  It will even decode P25 radio traffic.  It also has a close call feature that alerts you it someone is transmitting nearby.

Update:

He is now using Faraday cloth with it sewn into seatbelt fabric. So the antenna is fully collapsible and rolls up into a small area for backpacking.

When he has enough he will sell them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rU3ixrvBlzo

Hello Ben.
I would look on Ebay, but I doubt they show up often..
Gil.

New too radio.just got my gmrs license and looking for a hf,vhf,uhf scanner till I get my ham figured out.
Any suggestions?
I'm way off grid far from "Walmart"