- Do I need a license to use the GXT1050VP4?
- Yes for the GMRS channels. The FCC requires a GMRS license for those, and it covers your household. The lower-power FRS channels need no license.
- What is the real range?
- Expect roughly one to two miles in woods, hills or buildings. The 36-mile figure assumes clear line of sight, such as across open water or from ridge to ridge.
- What comes in the box?
- Two radios, two rechargeable battery packs, a desktop charger, belt clips, headsets and a user guide.
- Can it use regular AA batteries?
- Yes. Each radio takes AA batteries, so you can keep going when the rechargeable packs run down.
- Does it receive NOAA weather alerts?
- Yes. It tunes 10 NOAA weather channels and can sound an alert for severe weather warnings in your area.
- How does it compare with the GXT1000?
- The GXT1050VP4 adds the Mossy Oak camo finish and the same core GMRS feature set. Both offer 50 channels, privacy codes and weather alerts, so pick on the finish and bundle.
- Where is the Midland GXT1050VP4 Two-Way GMRS Radio Mossy Oak 50-Channel 36-Mile Range 2 pk. cheapest?
- At Landgea.com, for $99.99, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Midland GXT1050VP4 Two-Way GMRS Radio Mossy Oak 50-Channel 36-Mile Range 2 pk.?
- Rated 3.8 out of 5 from 4 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Midland GXT1050VP4 Two-Way GMRS Radio Mossy Oak 50-Channel 36-Mile Range 2 pk.?
- 19 stores we checked sell it, including MIDLAND, Lotz Outdoors, Archery Warehouse, Landgea.com, MidwayUSA.