Mountain Range

How many people are so many.
That's why I'm going to get the fuck out of my mouth.

So, is there a need for comms in mining? Especially on difficult routes.
Once again, it's only about tourism. And not the super-pooperative equipment, but the most accessible “civilian” samples of stations. Let's start with these radio strikes in the mountains.
They act dumb and straight.
So, stable communication is generally possible only within the direct visibility or within the boundaries of one valley (one valley), unless there are sharp turns of the relay. But the thing is, most of the bypass routes are not laid by fields and bulbs and not by linear. And in this case, we're going to get a scout, go to the corners of the mountain, like communications, most of the time, just a kike! Now let's see.
a situation where the radios might be useful in walking. Part of the group goes to intelligence or radial.
That's what he said, as soon as he's gone to the next break, the connection will end. There is an emergency in the group.
Most of this is where the terrain is so stiff that no radio waves from the portable station will go anywhere.
Besides, there's another point, even if the miracle and the connection hit civilized people, to get you heard and sent help, someone there at this moment would need to sit on the welcome. And you're sure there's a local radiomate in the nearest village? (d) Monitoring of the trope group
Well, that " problem " is usually about those " leaders " who have a mess in the group, where the people are on the cable and where they want. If the movement of tourists is well organized, the trainer in the front clearly knows who and where he is during the day.
Of course, there are things (including me) - sometimes weird people out of the middle of the group are going to disappear, but... it's impossible to predict, and the traveler in the radio group won't give up! For complacency
Like, if something happens, we can get help!
Well, if you take the radios to walk for that, yes, the argument is valid. Although... with the same success, there's a device for astral or telepathic communication (for example, alcohol). For monitoring and consultation of newcomers
Yes, the radios will be quite appropriate.
For example, if the kettleers went after the woods or the water, their more experienced comrades would be able to tell them on the radio, which wood. ♪ ♪