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January 5th, 2012

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Vintage Oak Street Skateboard 1970s NOS un drilled
Vintage Oak Street Skateboard 1970s NOS un drilled
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INOUYE BADLANDS JIM PHILLIPS SKATEBOARD CONCRETE WAVE
INOUYE BADLANDS JIM PHILLIPS SKATEBOARD CONCRETE WAVE
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Logan Earth Ski 1975 Bruce Logan Model Vintage Old School Skateboard Deck
Logan Earth Ski 1975 Bruce Logan Model Vintage Old School Skateboard Deck
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Logan Earth Ski 1975 Torger Johnson Model Vintage Old School Skateboard Deck
Logan Earth Ski 1975 Torger Johnson Model Vintage Old School Skateboard Deck
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VTG 1970s FUNCTIONAL DESIGN SKATEBOARD OLD SCHOOL RETRO NOS SKATE SURF STICKER
VTG 1970s FUNCTIONAL DESIGN SKATEBOARD OLD SCHOOL RETRO NOS SKATE SURF STICKER
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SKATEBOARD MAKAHA 1963 original SELLING COLLECTION
SKATEBOARD MAKAHA 1963 original SELLING COLLECTION
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ACME SKATEBOARD CO STICKER 90S JIM GRAY COSTA MESA CA
ACME SKATEBOARD CO STICKER 90S JIM GRAY COSTA MESA CA
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NOS KRYPTONICS VINTAGE 1978 C 70 SKATEBOARD WHEELS MINT PRISTINE OG BEARINGS
NOS KRYPTONICS VINTAGE 1978 C 70 SKATEBOARD WHEELS MINT PRISTINE OG BEARINGS
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What's the best two way radio to take skiing in Europe?

I'm looking into buying a two way radio for my next skiing trip so I can keep in touch with where my family is on the slopes while I go off piste with my friend.
I want a radio with the largest range but I'm not sure what the largest range is without a licence in the UK and Europe.
Can anyone fill me in on whats what with radio laws in UK and Europe etc and recomend a good set of two way radios that isn't gonna cost the earth?
I was thinking something with a 10 mile range?

10 mile unlicenced? Not a hope in hell.

I have a cheapy pair of PMR446 (no licence req'd) for skiing. As long as we're both on the same side of the mountain (or opposite sides of a valley) then I've never had a problem. Range is about 3 or 4 miles across a valley.

I won't bore you with the laws and regulations, but unlicenced 446MHz radios have a power limit of 0.5W. This can be tweaked by someone who knows what they are doing ;-)

Google for PMR446. Have fun off-piste!

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