Waterproof FRS Radio for Kayak Fishing - Retevis RT47 Review

Описание: If you fish with a buddy, having a waterproof FRS radio when kayak fishing is important to share results. But, without a waterproof radio, you are just going to waste money given the wet environment associated with kayak fishing. I take a look at the Retevis RT47 waterproof two way radio and compare it to the Cobra waterproof walkie talkie in this FRS radio review.

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