GME is the go-to brand for rugged, reliable communication gear built to tackle the toughest off-road adventures and remote journeys. With decades of experience powering the outdoors, GME keeps you connected no matter how wild the trail gets. When the dust settles, count on GME to deliver clear, dependable radio communication that won’t let you down.
GME’s product range is built tough to keep you connected no matter where the adventure takes you. From rugged UHF radios designed for crystal clear communication across outbacks and dusty trails, to waterproof marine radios that protect you on the water, GME has you covered. Their radios bring reliable comms to highway warriors and weekend explorers alike. Alongside radios, GME offers a full suite of heavy duty accessories, including high performance antennas, durable batteries, and essential power solutions. Every product is engineered for durability, clarity, and performance in the harshest environments.
GME is a proud Australian brand with a heritage and reputation that is second to none in the field of radio communications products, emergency beacons and wireless devices. At GME we applaud those hard-working people who toil every day to keep the nation running, we salute those emergency and public services personnel who keep us safe.
Many years ago, an enterprising young engineer, our founder E.C. (Ted) Dunn, had the vision to design and manufacture world-class radio communication equipment in Australia; products that would address medium volume niche markets both domestically and internationally.
Tough, reliable, and built for the wild, GME’s UHF radios offer crystal clear voice comms across rugged terrain, perfect for 4WD convoys and work crews alike. Packed with long battery life and rock solid durability, these radios are your trusty mate on every off-road mission.
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Hit the water with confidence thanks to GME’s waterproof marine radios. Designed to deliver reliable range and instant access to emergency channels, these radios keep boaters safe and connected, whether you’re fishing the river or powering through coastal waves.
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Knowing your destination will help in the selction process when choosing your UHF antenna. It need not be confusing. Watch this 'how to' guide to get a better understanding of the specs you will need from your new antenna.
In this Know How, we cover some of the differences between traditional UHF radios and controller/microphone UHF radios, with help from our friends at GME.
Find out some of the main reasons to use a handheld UHF radio in this Know How, made with help from our friends at GME.
Our friends from GME give you the rundown on why a glass-on antenna can be just as good as an externally mounted antenna.
Maximise your radio’s range and clarity with GME’s high performance antennas. Built tough to withstand harsh outdoor conditions, these antennas ensure your signal cuts through even the most remote, rugged landscapes.
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Stay safe on every adventure with GME’s personal locators. Compact and easy to use, these devices provide critical GPS tracking and emergency alert functions, giving you peace of mind when exploring off the beaten track.
Shop Personal LocatorsGME covers you with a full range: UHF, VHF, marine, and CB radios, all built tough for the journey and beyond.
Absolutely! Many GME models feature water-resistant and rugged designs ready to face mud, dust, and rain on your wildest adventures.
CB radios are usually license-free, while some UHF and VHF radios may require a license. Always check local rules before you hit the trail.
Yes! GME offers a range of accessories and replacement parts to keep your comms gear battle-ready on every trip.
Transmission range varies by model, terrain, and antenna setup, but GME radios are engineered to deliver reliable communication over several kilometres in open, rugged environments.
Yes, GME radios operate on standard frequencies and protocols, making them compatible with many other brands just ensure the models use the same frequency band (UHF, VHF, etc.).
Look for features like construction, battery life, waterproofing, and range. Also, consider the type of terrain, group size, and whether you need specialised functions like emergency channels or GPS tracking.
