Yes, as long as the radios match. If they are both 915SS, or UHF (450-470mHz) should be able to just match them up. Both use Digital II boards so should be able to work together.
The mW is the milliwatt setting of the transmit radio. So the Hiper VRs are 1- watt radios. With these radios at 1 watt you can usually get 1-3 miles of range. This range is nice, but it's also the main draw of the battery of the base station. So if we have a very small jobsite it may be beneficial to decrease the mW output of the radio to increase battery life of the base station.
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Nice job explaining the setup! Thanks
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Thank you for your explanation, but can a GR5 base and a Hyper v Rover work together?
Yes, as long as the radios match. If they are both 915SS, or UHF (450-470mHz) should be able to just match them up. Both use Digital II boards so should be able to work together.
Thanks!
What are the difference in the mW
And why would u use a Lower mW for certain situations ?
The mW is the milliwatt setting of the transmit radio. So the Hiper VRs are 1- watt radios. With these radios at 1 watt you can usually get 1-3 miles of range. This range is nice, but it's also the main draw of the battery of the base station. So if we have a very small jobsite it may be beneficial to decrease the mW output of the radio to increase battery life of the base station.
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Okay cool I get you
Thanks bro your videos are really help full I'm using the exact same equipment accept I have a 500 Data collector
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