GME's TX667 is the Aussie 4WD convoy gold standard — 5-watt UHF CB, IP67 waterproof rating, and clear-as-glass voice transmission across 5-1
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The GME TX667 UHF CB Handheld Radio is a top-rated Amazon AU pick in comms. GME's TX667 is the Aussie 4WD convoy gold standard — 5-watt UHF CB, IP67 waterproof rating, and clear-as-glass voice transmission across 5-15km of dirt-track terrain.
GME's TX667 is the Aussie 4WD convoy gold standard — 5-watt UHF CB, IP67 waterproof rating, and clear-as-glass voice transmission across 5-15km of dirt-track terrain.
The GME TX667 UHF CB Handheld Radio is a top-rated Amazon AU pick in comms. GME's TX667 is the Aussie 4WD convoy gold standard — 5-watt UHF CB, IP67 waterproof rating, and clear-as-glass voice transmission across 5-15km of dirt-track terrain.
Do I need a licence for UHF CB?
No — UHF CB is licence-free in Australia. 80-channel models like the TX667 are road-legal across all states.
Best UHF channel for convoy?
Channels 9–12 and 16–22 are the unallocated 'convoy' channels. Channel 5 and 35 are emergency repeater channels — keep clear.
Is 5 watts enough?
Yes — for line-of-sight, 5W reaches 5–15km easily. For ranges over 20km you need a high-gain vehicle antenna.
4WD comms tutorial — GME TX667 paired with vehicle UHF and high-gain antenna.
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No — UHF CB is licence-free in Australia. 80-channel models like the TX667 are road-legal across all states.
Channels 9–12 and 16–22 are the unallocated 'convoy' channels. Channel 5 and 35 are emergency repeater channels — keep clear.
Yes — for line-of-sight, 5W reaches 5–15km easily. For ranges over 20km you need a high-gain vehicle antenna.