



VHF Radios
VHF Radios for Hunting are convenient communication devices for use both at sea and in various recreational activities. The communications authority deregulated VHF radios operating in the frequency range of 67-72 MHz from licensing requirements as of January 1, 2017. They also deregulated tracking devices operating at 155 MHz, such as dog trackers.
All VHF radios in our selection are intended for recreational use. Therefore, you do not need a separate license to purchase the VHF radios we offer.


Smart/M5 ring cushion left L

Smart/M5 ring cushion left M

Smart/M5 ring cushion left S

Smart/M5 ring cushion right L

Smart/M5 ring cushion right M

Smart/M5 ring cushion right S

Star Hunter 6099 Long Antenna, TNC Connector


Yonneco Earbud 3.5mm G-Hook


Yonneco Earphone 3.5mm D-Link


Yonneco iOS / Android Bluetooth Mono Microphone

Zodiac "E" Waterproof Headset

Zodiac Sordin Adapter Cable


Zodiac Team Pro 68 Long Antenna 55cm


Zodiac Team Pro Waterproof
What is a VHF Radio?
VHF (Very High Frequency) radios are two-way radios that operate on extremely high frequencies for communication. They are essential tools in maritime activities, hunting, camping, and other outdoor adventures where reliable and efficient communication is critical. VHF radios provide a clear and dependable channel of communication vital for emergencies and everyday conversations.
Applications of VHF Radios
VHF radios are particularly popular among those navigating waters. They are standard equipment on boats and ships, enabling quick communication between vessels and distress calls to the coast guard. Additionally, hunters, hikers, and climbers use VHF radios to stay connected with their groups or to reach rescue services in areas beyond mobile network coverage.
Technology of VHF Radios
VHF radios operate in the frequency range of 30 MHz - 300 MHz, providing excellent range and signal penetration, especially in open waters and rural areas. They utilize FM modulation, ensuring clear audio quality compared to AM modulation used in some other radio communication devices. Many VHF radios also have built-in safety features, such as DSC (Digital Selective Calling), which allows the user to send pre-coded distress messages with the push of a button.
How to Choose the Right VHF Radio
When selecting a VHF radio, consider the following factors:
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Range: Ensure the radio covers the area you need. Range can vary based on weather conditions, terrain, and other factors.
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Battery Life: Long battery life is essential, particularly on extended trips where charging options may not be available.
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Water Resistance: A waterproof VHF radio is a must when on the water or in rainy conditions.
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Additional Features: DSC, GPS integration, and automatic channel scanning are useful features that enhance safety and usability.
Maintenance and Use of VHF Radios
VHF radios require regular maintenance and checks to remain reliable. Inspect and clean the devices regularly, and test batteries and other critical components before each use. It is also essential to update yourself on local communication regulations and protocols, especially when navigating international waters.
VHF radios are invaluable tools when reliable and effective communication is needed in challenging conditions. They provide critical safety on the water, in the mountains, and in other remote areas where traditional communication methods may fail. By choosing the right VHF radio and maintaining it properly, you can ensure that the radio will perform reliably when you need it most.


