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    Limited use but interesting use for a cell phone... GoTenna

    http://www.cnet.com/products/gotenna/

    goTenna | The World’s Leading Mobile Mesh Networking Platform
    https://www.gotenna.com/
    goTenna’s mesh networks create a programmable mobile infrastructure that advances universal access to connectivity.


    Discount: http://www.gotenna.com/products/blaz...roduct-reviews

    GoTenna links cell phones without a cell connection, giving them the ability to text, talk and share coordinates without cell service over 1-9 mile distances depending upon terrain. If you carry FRS radios on family outings along with your cell phones, this device allows you to save weight and do more over short distances.

    THE GOOD GoTenna works flawlessly to send messages between phones when you're without a cell signal. The rugged design holds up well to the elements.
    THE BAD Compared to many basic two-way radios, the price is steep. The rechargeable battery means you'll need a power source for longer excursions or emergency situations.
    THE BOTTOM LINE Like a modern walkie-talkie, GoTenna keeps your smartphone in touch with friends and family nearby even when there's no wireless coverage -- but everyone needs one of the gadgets, and it costs some serious scratch.
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    Tags: cell emergency camping
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    #2
    I saw an article about this a while back, it looked interesting, but limited to how many antennas you purchase...
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      #3
      Mental telepathy works best for the price .
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        #4
        Originally posted by Hannco View Post
        http://www.cnet.com/products/gotenna/

        goTenna | The World’s Leading Mobile Mesh Networking Platform
        https://www.gotenna.com/
        goTenna’s mesh networks create a programmable mobile infrastructure that advances universal access to connectivity.


        Discount: http://www.gotenna.com/products/blaz...roduct-reviews

        GoTenna links cell phones without a cell connection, giving them the ability to text, talk and share coordinates without cell service over 1-9 mile distances depending upon terrain. If you carry FRS radios on family outings along with your cell phones, this device allows you to save weight and do more over short distances.

        THE GOOD GoTenna works flawlessly to send messages between phones when you're without a cell signal. The rugged design holds up well to the elements.
        THE BAD Compared to many basic two-way radios, the price is steep. The rechargeable battery means you'll need a power source for longer excursions or emergency situations.
        THE BOTTOM LINE Like a modern walkie-talkie, GoTenna keeps your smartphone in touch with friends and family nearby even when there's no wireless coverage -- but everyone needs one of the gadgets, and it costs some serious scratch.
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          #5
          Originally posted by hawkeye View Post

          Zello works great and it's FREE!
          iPhone, iPad and Android!
          That is not the same thing. What Hannco posted is for when you are in the woods with no service.
          Ben

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            #6
            great idea, but the 200 price tag is beyond ridiculous.

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              #7
              Can the government still eavesdrop? I

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