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    Quote Originally Posted by threedogs View Post
    What is the benefit of having a higher wattage unit for in car 4x4 coms,
    in a UHF radio???
    As others have said, bugger all in 99% of useage.

    Whilst illegal the two situations from personal experience that may benefit are...
    On some of the large Cattle/Sheep stations where the base antennas are up a hill or a tower and can hit you but not the reverse.
    When operating as a relay for outback travel or long track 4WD racing checkpoints etc.

    It is better to go 5/25 watt licenced VHF but using tweaked commercial UHF or dual band UHF/VHF sets is way cheaper.
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