Kenwood 2 way UHF Radio

I have some Kenwood UHF Radios for sale. These are 300+ channels scanning radios. They are 25 watts and come programmed to the 22 standard GMRS/FRS frequencies that are used by all the hand held family talk radios. These are great for keeping in touch with other riders. If you have used the small hand held radios you know the range on those just dont cut it in the hills. The range on these are great, I would say minimal range is 5 miles and I have talked over 10 miles while out on the trails. Included in the sale is the Radio/Mic/and 1/4 wave UHF NMO antenna. I drilled my cooter brown top and installed this way. The antenna is a new kind that requires no soldering of the end. Just mount the antenna and screw the end onto the cable. All you need to install is a bracket for where ever you would like to mount it and some screws. I mounted mine directly to my roof to keep it out of the water and weather. Price is $165 shipped anywhere in lower 48. $125 for radio and mic with no antenna..... You can PM me here or text my cell at six zero six 233 27fivefive. Sorry about the number but trying to keep spam bots from getting my cell number. I work night shift so texting is the best way to contact me. I accept paypal and of course cash.

Still have 4 of these available.

i txted ya

Are these new or used

These are used. New Kenwood uhf radios similar to these would run $500-$700.

HE'S THE GUY I GOT MY RADIO FROM JIMMY

Stupid question as I know jack about radios, but will these talk with regular CB radios?

Beersnob wrote:

Stupid question as I know jack about radios, but will these talk with regular CB radios?

no

Bush is correct. These will not talk to a CB radio.

can these be hooked up to a rugged intercom ? will they work together ? or will I need other parts ?

I'm not sure about the rugged setup. I have never seen one.

rugged uses vertex radios. the cable going from the intercom to the radio would be different. You would have to find the pinouts of both and make you a cable

Got some more of these available. Same price. $125 for the radio and mic, $165 including 1/4 wave antenna. All prices shipped anywhere in the lower 48. I can give a better price on larger orders. PM me or text for price quote on larger quantities.

Bump, got 8 more of these ready to go.

We've bought five from KyMedic and sent some more guys to him for theres. I realy like the compact size and they talk great. After having a radio's I wonder why we didnt do it long ago.

Thanks Dodds, they do make the ride much more enjoyable. It's good to be able to stop everyone or just some good old ribbing. We used them at Black mountain and cold talk anywhere on the park. Even talked from Evarts to Putney with a mountain in between us.

medic i was wondering about how good they talked... i was going to get one off of you from the ride but never crossed the path... thats really good to talk that far apart

The Reaper wrote:

medic i was wondering about how good they talked... i was going to get one off of you from the ride but never crossed the path... thats really good to talk that far apart

They are great radios, sound good and transmit out good. They are great in a group if others have them.

These radios r awsome.

chipper wrote:

The Reaper wrote:

medic i was wondering about how good they talked... i was going to get one off of you from the ride but never crossed the path... thats really good to talk that far apart

They are great radios, sound good and transmit out good. They are great in a group if others have them.

i am def going to get one if me and medic could ever cross paths

Hey Red, your radio went into the mail today. Thanks again.

I am kind of new to SXS but what is more popular out there the FRS or old style CB? I have both FRS handhelds as well as CB in the Jeep and Tow Rig but found I need to have a way to communicate while in the RZR. I really don't like using the handheld FRS so was thinking about this option.

I guess the question to ask is what the majority of y'all in the club use for radios and if these are compatible. Second question is for medic. Are you planning on coming on the ride in Brimstone next month?

I would say 85% use the Frs. I have seen a couple of CB radios used. I think the reason why the Frs are much more popular is the range is much better due to the higher wattage and also that these will talk to the frs family radios. No, I won't be making any long trips. I would love to ride Brimstone but probably won't happen until next year.

Dumb question... are these compatible with the radios that Mason sells. That is the unit most of the ssxsr's are using. It sounds like they are but one would be useless to me if it didn't have the same channels.