I bought the 12 mile Midlands after using the 5 mile Motorola's for years. I didn't see any advantage to the Midland. Also I think Midland has a quality control issue. I am on my fourth set of radios. They all have had some kind of malfunction that I could not resolve. I am getting tired of returning them for a new set that develops a problem in short order. The Motorola's have been good to go from day one.
12 Mile Radios?
Anyone have experience using the 12 mile Motorola radios?
Do they work any better than say the 5 mile ones? I have a 5 mile one now, but wondered if the 12 mile work any better in the woods? I know the 12 mile is rated under perfect conditions, but lets say your in the woods and the 5 mile is losing its range. Would a 12 mile work any better?
Do they work any better than say the 5 mile ones? I have a 5 mile one now, but wondered if the 12 mile work any better in the woods? I know the 12 mile is rated under perfect conditions, but lets say your in the woods and the 5 mile is losing its range. Would a 12 mile work any better?
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