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General Product Information

What makes Rocky Talkie radios different from other radios?

Rocky Talkies are designed and tested in the Colorado Rocky Mountains and distributed from our headquarters in Denver, Colorado. Our radios are fully engineered by our small team of adventurers who understand the unique needs of backcountry communica

Can I use the Mountain Radio with the 5 Watt?

You can definitely pair your Mountain Radio with the 5 Watt Radio. The first 22 channels are the same on both radios and you can match the privacy codes as well.Both the Mountain Radio and 5 Watt radio are compatible with all other FRS and GMRS radio

How many Rocky Talkie radios can I use together?

There is no limit for how many Rocky Talkies you can use together, or in combination with other brands of FRS or GMRS radios. Only a single radio can transmit on a given channel and privacy code at one time.

Can I use my radios outside of the USA?

Using Rocky Talkie Radios Internationally: Regulations and Recommendations. Rocky Talkie radios (and most handheld radios on the market) do not rely on local infrastructure like cell networks and can technically function around the globe. However, th

Can I fly with my radios?

Yes! Airline travel with your radio is permitted. The US Transportation Security Administration allows for Lithium-Ion batteries to be stowed in your carry-on bag, but not a checked bag.

Where are Rocky Talkie products made?

We design and test all of our products at our headquarters in Denver, Colorado. We employ a talented team of designers and engineers with extensive experience in consumer electronics, audio technology, battery performance optimization, and manufactur

I’m an astronaut, will my radio work in outer space?

Rocky Talkies have not been tested in zero gravity, but the range in outer-space will be stellar!

Backcountry Community Channels

A Community Channel is a radio channel designated for a specific backcountry zone, meant for vital group-to-group communication, such as relaying critical safety information like an accident, avalanche, or other hazard. They are also known as "group