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    uhf radio

    im trying to decide what uhf to put in my new beast your thoughts please im after a remote mic option. ive been looking at the icom 440n of gme tx3345, may as well get your thoughts on a aerial as well thanks kev.
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    I have the Icom IC-440N as they are so reliable and an easy to use control mic.
    I work for a Two Way Radio company and we have never had a faulty 440 come in to the workshop.
    For the aerial I have a RFI CD90 series antennas are very good.

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    Icom 440 in both my cars. They are awesome Military spec. The one in the GUIV has the controls in the hand piece which allows the rest to go under the seat and I store the hand piece under the seat when I don't need it. They are great
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    You will get 20% off at Repco for the Icom if you are an RACV or equivalent member in July.
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    This could get as many answers as there are members. I have a GME mounted in the car as someone told me Oricon were no good. I then got an Oricon porty as a backup when walking or recovery and they are both brilliant. I think all the known brands are ok but if you buy on line an unknown brand you are taking a risk.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD View Post
    Icom 440 in both my cars. They are awesome Military spec. The one in the GUIV has the controls in the hand piece which allows the rest to go under the seat and I store the hand piece under the seat when I don't need it. They are great
    yep that's the on I want to mount it away no clutter
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    92 gq ti tb42efi my brothers gq extractors dual batteries brake controller uhf alloy bullbar SOLD with a heavy heart but gone to a nice young fella


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    Quote Originally Posted by kevin07 View Post
    im trying to decide what uhf to put in my new beast your thoughts please im after a remote mic option. ive been looking at the icom 440n of gme tx3345, may as well get your thoughts on a aerial as well thanks kev.
    Here is my recommendation for the most reliable, best performing and most versatile setup
    http://www.prestigecom.net.au/icom-i...a-with-2-whips

    If you buy the GME then I would buy the same antenna to go with it.

    99% of reccy users never need the performance of the co-linears in the 'broom stick' style antenna
    An elevated feed whip antenna like the RFI is perfect
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    I've got that antenna in ETs link, works fantastic.

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    I use the Icom 440 as well very reliable Ive coupled it to a 6Db GME
    antenna for hwy work and change to a 2Db for mountain trips
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    Icom 440 as well in my patrol.
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