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I'd at least carry a FRS radio. Is FRS really useful for calling for help in the woods? You'd be lucky to get 1/2 mile of range, and you have to have someone n
by Johnny555 6y ago
I'd at least carry a FRS radio.
Is FRS really useful for calling for help in the woods? You'd be lucky to get 1/2 mile of range, and you have to have someone nearby listening on your channel without privacy codes enabled. Do people even use FRS when hiking?
A whistle might have less range, but everyone within earshot will hear it.
A ham radio with a repeater list would likely be more useful than FRS... Or maybe GMRS, but those repeaters are less common.
- sbierwagen 6y agoA ham radio requires a ham license to use.
- Johnny555 6y agoWhich is trivially easy to get.