> Meanwhile a $10 walkie talkie using primitive stone-age radio technology can go many miles with zero infrastructure, but by law is not allowed to be used for data transmission.
Is this even true?
I still have two Gotennas from before they pivoted to military use cases, and they were legal to use both in the US and in Europe (on different bands auto-configured via GPS, as far as I remember).
REI also currently stocks at least one set of walkie talkies [1] that can relay short messages from smartphones via Bluetooth.
Is this even true?
I still have two Gotennas from before they pivoted to military use cases, and they were legal to use both in the US and in Europe (on different bands auto-configured via GPS, as far as I remember).
REI also currently stocks at least one set of walkie talkies [1] that can relay short messages from smartphones via Bluetooth.
[1] https://www.rei.com/product/240874/motorola-talkabout-t803-2...