License Free Two Way Communication

Retevis RT21V MURS Radios are a license free two way communication set-up for emergency preparedness communication or for grid down scenarios. For those concerned about the Government and collecting their personal data, or charging license fees and just want a simple radio without the fuss, and the added flexibility to add long range antennas as well as data transmission, The MURS system might be for you. The Multi-Use Radio Service (MURS) uses channels in the 151 – 154 MHz spectrum range.

00:00 Retevis RT21V Intro
01:18 What's In The Box
08:12 Distance Test
09:48 Final Thoughts
13:26 Outro

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[joyceterra]

Yes...I would like to see more as I am contemplating purchasing a good set for our vehicles and bug out bags.

[Yeti]

Hey Grey! I got my gmrs license and have a 40w and 50w mobile and a few handhelds. Baofeng and wouxun. They work great, especially when dialed into a repeater. All the best!

[frankshort]

We use those type radios and hotel and condo engineering departments and housekeeping they worked very well for us had very few blind spots oh glad to have you back Gery

[pamelawilson]

I would like to 👁👁 & 👂🏼👂🏼 more about them.

[lindabopp]

Great video Grey. Really don't need those when I'm mad my voice can probably reach farther than 3/4 mile. Lol need better ones here. Thanks Grey 🙏❤️🙏

[cbass]

Great video on important issue. I needed to hear a run through on different radio’s. Thanks Grey! 😄👍

[JRCHomesteadTexas]

We need to nail down our communication plan. Thanks Grey for the information. Pray, Plan, Prep

[ericarnaud]

I have been remiss in preparing for communication if a situation occurs. I have family that lives a little less than half a mile that it would be nice to have a way to contact if the phones go down. 👍

[rcx]

Yes more radio reviews. Plus if you buy a set can you purchase another set and they are all compatible?

[dalegaa]

Excellent review for a unit to consider.

[dthomas]

Nice honest review brother. The range of most of these radios are way over estimated. Even the really expensive radios in my experience drop off quickly. The only ones I’ve seen work really good were our old low band fire radios. In fact we use to pick up signals from Georgia and the Carolinas on certain days. Once we were actually able to talk back to them. Lol. 👍👍

[bobjaynes]

Nice review. Would love to see more reviews of low and high level/$$ radios.

[littleloneprepper]

Good review. I would like to see more reviews. I’m thinking about getting some so I can reach my brother and sister in case there’s no phone service…everyone else is out of range.

[MellowBunnies]

Hi Grey! I've been thinking about getting something like this. One of my daughters lives about a mile or so away so I think I will need something with a bit more range. Good review though! Thanks!

[susanpeters]

A couple of my neighbors have talked about these and one who lived a little over a city block from my house told me if I use my Lifeguard voice I dont need one but in a 2 city block radius we have a County court house, a hospital and a couple of schools which cause interference.

[JT-]

Very nice information. I'm clueless about radios so I need all the information I can get. Thanks, Grey. 👍😀

[Ajkplumber]

I would love to see more videos of different hand held radio. I would be using them in a rural setting. Thank you

[Tommyr]

It's all going to be down to what is between you and the other radio. These are VHF radios which use line of sight propagation. Height is might at those frequencies!

[susanpeters]

Enjoyed the review! I'd watch another

[southfloridadcl]

More radio reviews(YES).I wasn't that impressed buy the RT21V.When shtf happens i don't plan on being in any buildings.ty GREYMAN PREPPING.