Backcountry Comms - Options for staying connected during your next adventure

An overview of backcountry communications options for staying connected with both your team and your home base. I'll show you what we're taking on a multi-day family bicycle adventure on the GAP bicycle trail.
Stuff from the video:
INREACH
Garmin InReach: amzn.to/40P1tfn
InReach Service Plans: www.garmin.com...
2-WAY RADIO OPTIONS
Retivis 2-Way Radios: amzn.to/3lTf0DM
More range/robust radio option I use: amzn.to/3KlEgfl
FCC info on GMRS licensing: www.fcc.gov/wi...
Get Hammy with ham radio FCC license info: www.arrl.org/ge...
Info about APRS (prepare for the year 2000): www.aprs.org
My handheld ham: amzn.to/40tIjvT
Ham in my car: amzn.to/40tIjvT
MESHTASTIC
Project info: www.meshtastic.org
Board I used: amzn.to/3G5orH5
Case I used: www.printables...
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