ORRA has been tasked by the AAWDC (Association of All-Wheel Drive Clubs) to provide country-wide radio licences to its member Clubs and therefore directly to the members of those Clubs. There is a lot of confusion over the type of radio to choose, so let’s consider the facts.įor normal 4x4 use, one is able to join a Club that is affiliated to ORRA (Off Road Radio Association). Of course, it can be regarded as a life-saving tool as well during accidents or breakdowns. This has many advantages: one is warned of any possible road or track dangers well in advance thus enabling you to take the appropriate action in time, or being told of where to find game in a game-drive, or simply to keep in contact with your friends when driving in convoy, thus helping to pass time and staving off boredom when driving along long tarred roads to reach your destination. TWO-WAY RADIO CONSIDERATIONS FOR 4X4 DRIVERS:Īs a 4x4 owner participating in either local “get-togethers” with others in your area, or even on a weekend trail with a group of friends, one of the more enjoyable accessories is a two-way radio, enabling you to remain in contact with others within your group.
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