In ya ear!

Get a 5 W mine is older but 1w.

Gday Crazy.
For what it's worth, we have a GME TX 610, 1w, 4xAAA NiMh bats.
Bought on M. recommendation, and not sorry. (Triple A's = one more size: !!)
$89 delivered, ex Andrews Communications. Found Lee to be a top supplier.
(Caution: images of Fcob may follow. Looking ok.)

We have a $39 special from Strathfield Car Radio and it works great.

It is only used for directions when I am backing and because the boss is never anymore that 50M away we didnt see the value in buying a more powerfull model.

G'day Dog,
Yeah man, I'm with jeff on this one we bought GME TX610's. No trouble to use came with charger(elec) and i bought a car charger for a little extra. Thye were on special at the time though and I bought them of the GME web site.
We live in the mountains and they still work up and over within about 4klm range

Good luck

andy

Hate that call button on the GME 610, not real positive, and the unit doesn't have a charge light - just gotta hope it's charging - go figure, had my winge.

teach her to use both mirors i would advise

Easier solution
Do not let her drive the vehicle.

or

do not look and when she dents the vehicle get her to arrange the repairs including the run around associated with it. May then learn to reverse the vehicle.

Then again after a couple of dents you will probably be in trouble for being "an inconsiderate male and not a caring individual" :)))

Hell the humidity here in Millicent SA is getting to the brain cells. We have had a little bit of rain and still hot.

G'day Crazy,

This is serious! Have you tried hand signals? I have all the comms but it means nothing because she won't talk on it. After many iterations I have concluded that letting her reverse and me giving the signals provided the best result. Had to explain a few things before hand like turning does not have to be full lock and the sign for slowly but now we can reverse and hitch a tregg without the yelling, screaming, bumps and worse, providing entertainment for other campers.

Kind regards