All Radios

Talk Clear, Talk Far — All Radios

From single-seat Class 10 buggies to 50-truck chase caravans, reliable two-way radios keep Baja race programs running on time. The All Radios collection gathers every handheld, mobile, and GMRS unit we stock — Kenwood, Icom, Midland, BaoFeng, and PCI-tuned house models — so you can match budget, range, and mounting style without hopping pages.

Key Units in Stock

• Kenwood TK-7360HK 50 W Mobile – race-legal 136-174 MHz, dual DTMF, and a front-facing speaker that cuts firewall echo.
• Icom F5021 – 128-channel bank, MIL-STD shock rating, and PC-programmable cloning in 90 seconds.
• Midland MXT-275 GMRS – dash-mount faceplate, 15-W, and NOAA weather to dodge flash-flood washes.
• PCI Comlink M3 Handheld – tuned squelch, race VFO lockout, and 5.5 W for rider-pit quick calls.

Why Buy Radios Here?

Factory Programming – Units ship with SCORE, BITD, and legacy Weatherman channels loaded.
On-Bench Tuning – PCI techs sweep every mobile to 55 W ±2 W and verify deviation at 2.9 kHz.

Range Cheat-Sheet

• Handheld 5 W (VHF) → 2-5 mi car-to-car on open desert
• Mobile 50 W (VHF) → 15-30 mi to chase truck with ½-wave roof antenna
• GMRS 15 W → 5-10 mi line-of-sight; legal for family trail rides
• 110 W high-power → 40-60 mi race-to-pit when terrain permits

Install Tips

1. Star-ground the radio chassis and intercom to the same point — cures alternator whine.
2. Route coax away from EFI injector looms; cross at 90° if unavoidable.
3. Use blue Loctite on mic-clip screws so vibration won’t spit the mic onto the floor.

Pro-Level Upgrades

Step up to a Kenwood NX-5700 110 W if you need over-the-horizon liaison calls, or pair any handheld with our B1 Bluetooth module for wireless push-to-talk.

Service & Lifecycle

Radios are like shocks — service them annually. We offer flat-rate re-tune and deviation checks. Expect handheld Li-ion packs to last ~3 years; mobile finals can run a decade when cooled and grounded correctly.