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RK-G1
The Rugged Radios Adventure Series G1 Waterproof GMRS Mobile Radio & Antenna Kit provides a GMRS mobile radio, antenna, coax, and universal bracket for a trail vehicle, buggy, chase truck, or custom off-road installation. It is useful when the builder wants a fixed radio and exterior antenna but will choose the mounting locations rather than using a vehicle-specific dash kit.
The G1 uses an IP67 enclosure and aluminum chassis, with the supplier specifying 41.4 watts of transmitter output. The accessory hub and Rugged Ready port support compatible audio connections, while the magnetic hand-mic arrangement keeps the control accessible. The package's U-bracket and UNI-MAG antenna base still need suitable locations, protected cable routing, and the correct power connection in the finished vehicle.
Includes:
| Part Number | RK-G1 |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Mobile Radios |
| Primary Application | Custom GMRS mobile-radio installations; Universal-bracket trail and chase-vehicle setups |
| Manufacturer / brand | Rugged Radios |
| Band | GMRS |
| Output | Supplier specifies 41.4 watts |
| Enclosure | IP67 |
| Dimensions | 5.5 W x 7 D x 1.5 H inches |
Common Uses:
Fitment Notes:
Universal vehicle installation with suitable power and antenna mounting. GMRS channel compatibility; supplier specifies GMRS licensing.
No. This package includes a universal U-bracket; vehicle-specific mounting is separate.
The package includes a UNI-MAG universal NMO/magnetic mount with 13-foot coax and a POINT5 no-ground-plane antenna.
The supplier identifies the G1 radio enclosure as IP67. Protect and install the rest of the power and antenna connections appropriately for their location.
Universal vehicle installation with suitable power and antenna mounting. GMRS channel compatibility; supplier specifies GMRS licensing.
G1 mobile radio and magnetic hand mic; Universal U-bracket; Fused DC power cable and hardware; UNI-MAG NMO/magnetic mount with 13-foot coax; POINT5 no-ground-plane antenna.
