Remote Car Starter Installers 15 Mile Road

This came in just in time for a 1,200 mile road trip. The ease of installation and use is AMAZING!!!

The MXT400 is better, but overkill for what I do, which is off road wheeling. We're always within 1 mile of one another. If I'm traveling, its more than powerful enough for highways. Most importantly this thing is SMALL! Especially noticeable when mounted along side my Cobra 29 CB. :)

Installed in our RV to use during a 2000 Mile road trip for vehicle to vehicle communication. Worked flawlessly with crisp clear sound.

The Mini 2 is great. It does exactly what its advertised to and gives my wife and I peace of mind while I'm in the forest and out of cell phone range. My only gripe is that, when using the associated Explore app, all road/trail detail reverts to a borders and highways map beyond a 4 mile wide screen when zooming out. If I want to see where I'm at on a system of forest service roads i have to constantly zoom in and out to see the road then see an overview and then try to remember where each road takes you (4 miles can be traveled pretty fast in a vehicle). Also the satellite image only works when zoomed in to an 8 mile screen. Sure thats fine for hiking but if you're using it to discover terrain to hunt in the national forest its a small window.

Used the Camcorder to video a 5,000 mile off-road rally in Africa. HF10 performed admirably in very difficult conditions. Liked: Image quality; swivel screen; intuitive menus; image stabilizer; night mode; and general low-light performance. Didn't like: no viewfinder; doesnt come with a battery charger Other things of note: Buy the Wide Angle converter(WD-H37C II). Kept in on the camera the whole time. Buy the larger battery. Also used the DM100 mic and the sound turned out great. You will also need at least one 16gb SD card. Overall, I'm very happy with the unit.

I bought this before a 4500 mile road trip about 1000 of those miles in very secluded dirt roads. I fell with a 600 pound motorcycle and needed help and luckily I had this device. I was able to specify I was not hurt but was broke down and the right help came my way. Thank you so much Garmin !!

This flashlight is very bright and is handy in the car as a road hazard warning.

So far so good. Haven't been able to test them in the field yet. But with wife in the house I got in the car and drove for about a mile up the road. Trees all around. Didn't start to fade till I hit a mile. I expect it will do better in the field since we will be outside.

I read many reviews. I was aware range is an issue. I have been operating the radios in the FRS mode. Obstacles like walls and buildings absolutely reduce range. When I am using the radios at distances to a mile with few obstructions the sound is clear. So far I have not exceeded a mile. My range in a car talking to my wife in a house is reduced to 1/2 a mile at best which is not bad (IMO). Knowing this should help you understand that the range numbers are all inflated and you shouldn't expect results close to the stated maximums. I bought the radios because my wife and I are moving to a remote area with very limited cell service. I intend to stick to FRS unless I require the extra power of GMRS. The $70 license fee for 10 years does not bother me. The radios are a great value, home charger, car charger, ear phones for much quieter operation, and the options for customizing sounds, vibration and privacy are vast. Both Midland and B&H were quick to respond to my few questions. Again, no complaints.

Was recomanded by several low voltage installers