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Many people have said they dont have a UHF.

1. Post up here if you don't have one and don't want to fork out big $$$$

2. Pair up with another person in the same boat.

3. Head down to DickSmith with $30 each, and get these.

http://www.dse.com.au/cgi-bin/dse.storefro...duct/View/D1804

4. Never get lost on a cruise and learn truckie talk ;)

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my uniden is 2 watts and cost about 150 bucks

freebie from an old work, brilliant UHF

built great, communicates great, it pwns

(and you can get some really awesome headsets for it too)

http://www.uniden.com.au/AUSTRALIA/p_uh044_index.asp

Dickie Smiths should still sell them, and may have come down in price, definitely worth checking out if you think you're going to be doing any kind of long term usage with your UHF (ie, many many cruises)

i wouldnt mind one so if some1 wants to make a deal with me

(got no car or licence im 16)

ill pay my half i need before weekend pm me :(

i lve runcorn real close to kuraby dick smiths

Edited by prego
I bought a cheap uhf awhile ago now and i think from personal experience that if you want to get one your better off paying abit more and getting a good one

bumping and quoting this for truth

my radio costs a bit more but i dont forsee it breaking for YEARS yet

I grabbed a twin pack last week, the $120 ones. Do a decent job, makes for fun listening to the truckies on the way to work! Also get to find out where the cops are accidents etc...

Came with a twinbase charger and I got a incar ac adapter too. So no worry about going flat. I already want a more powerful one ;)

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