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Offgrid Downunder | UHF Radios Explained for 4WD Touring | Tips from GME’s Tony Crooke

Welcome to Season 2 of the Offgrid Downunder Podcast — now bigger, bolder, and recorded in our brand-new purpose-built studio.

Hosted by Sam Moorhouse, this season brings a fresh lineup of voices, new stories, and exciting perspectives from across the off-road and camping community.

UHF radios are one of the most important pieces of communication gear for travelling off-grid in Australia.

In this episode of the Off Grid Down Under podcast, we sit down with Tony Crooke from GME and the Outer Side podcast to talk about how UHF radios help keep travellers safe, connected and informed while exploring remote parts of the country.
We cover:
• Why UHF radios are still essential even with smartphones
• The most important channels every traveller should know
• Common mistakes people make with their radios
• Convoy communication tips
• How to choose the right antenna and radio setup
• Some of the latest GME radio technology

If you’re heading off-road or planning your first big lap around Australia, this episode is packed with practical tips to help you communicate better and stay safer on the tracks.

🎙 Guest: Tony Crooke – GME / Outer Side Podcast
📡 Topic: UHF radios for off-road touring

Where to Watch & Listen

Catch the full episode now on Spotify, YouTube, and other major podcast platforms — or watch it right here on our website. However you tune in, we can’t wait for you to join us on this next chapter of the journey.

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