A UHF radio stands for "Ultra High Frequency" radio, which is a two-way communication device used for short-range, reliable communication in situations where you need to stay connected with others nearby, like when off-roading, camping, or working in a construction site; essentially, you might need one if you want to easily communicate with other people in your immediate vicinity, especially in areas with obstacles that can block regular radio signals, like dense forests or buildings.

Key points about UHF radios:

Better penetration: Compared to VHF (Very High Frequency) radios, UHF signals can penetrate obstacles like buildings and foliage better, making them ideal for close-range communication in challenging environments.

Wide usage: Common applications include 4WD enthusiasts, truck drivers, emergency services, construction crews, and outdoor adventurers.

Channel selection: UHF radios often have multiple channels allowing different groups to communicate without interference.

Portable or vehicle-mounted:You can find both handheld UHF radios for personal use and vehicle-mounted units for communication within a convoy.

The average cost for a UHF radio installation will cost around $600 - $1200,  and it's depending totally depending on the brand, features, and Quilty of the product.

In South Australia, driving lights must meet certain requirements to be legal. These include:

Placement: Driving lights must face forward and be mounted symmetrically on the front of the vehicle. They can also be mounted on the roof, but not above the bonnet line.

Visibility: Driving lights must not obscure the driver's view of the road. They must also not dazzle other drivers.

Operation: Driving lights must only come on when the vehicle's high beam headlights are on. They must automatically turn off when the high beams are turned off.

Safety: Driving lights must not increase the risk of injury to people or other vehicles. They must not protrude forward of the bumper bar or bull bar.

Color: Driving lights must emit white light.

Number: The maximum number of additional driving lights allowed is four.

The average cost to install driving lights, including the lights themselves and professional installation by us is typically between $300 - $1200 depending on the complexity of the installation and the type of driving lights and model of the vehicle.