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Check out the video below.  It is a compilation of extracted highlights from various recordings we’ve done and will answer most questions about installing an antenna on a SXS ..read more

One of the most common questions we receive is “Can I talk to other radios not of your brand?”. The short answer is “Yes!”.  Now the next question is “How?”.  This article will go into the three different scenarios most riders encounter on the trails and while riding.  We will also touch on the differences between the COM-G95 (GMRS radio) and The COM-DB90 (Race frequencies). Why does the COM have two different radio models? Due to the FCC rules we are forced to offer 2 different radios to cover all the popularly used frequencies that are used in the UTV/SXS industry.  ..read more

How loud is your SXS? We recorded 3 different SXS with our decibel meter and this video shows the results: The OSHA limit is 90 decibels. OSHA states that any environment over 90 decibels for extended periods of time (8 hours) is harmful.  How long do you ride in your sxs? Based on our measured results all SXS’s are over the 90 decibel limit at some RPM or speed.  TheCOM can reduce the ambient noise by up to 25 decibels. This moves the threshold to below the OSHA limit saving your ears from damage.   Below is a COM News live video where we discussed this very topic l ..read more

Frequently asked questions (FAQ) answered during an interview with Dave, a new rider. The Com is the #1 UTV stereo intercom on the market with 4 independent volume controls with the ability to connect up to 8 headsets. We pride ourselves with making our kits as plug and play as possible from the factory. For more information see our new customer training videos.  Play Video about Frequently aske questions about the COM ..read more

Mackay Idaho is located West of Idaho Falls off of US highway 93 in Custer County. The town is pronounced “Mackie” with the accent on the first syllable.  Elevation is about 5,900 ft above mean seal level (MSL).  Mackay is a wonderful site for off-road riding, with both jeep, UTV and ATV width trials.  The trail system interconnects for miles. You can see more at https://trails.idaho.gov/ We came up for the Idaho Off-road Stamped which we attend all over the state. Mackay if full of historic mine buildings and the town has put together a nice trial system with signs, marke ..read more

TheCOM is Innovative In a short 3 years of selling TheCOM we have brought the standard mono intercom from two volume controls and mono tone to  4 independent volume controls, stereo sound and the capability of connecting up to 8 headsets on a single intercom.  We have built a purpose built intercom for the off-road industry instead of bringing intercoms over from the flight industry.   Our competition for sound quality is not our standard competitors in the UTV industry it is your favorite headphones.  Although it is a battle to balance person to person communication ..read more

What is included and the basics. The below video will show you what is in the box and the basics on how to use the radio.   Play Video Additional Support links: Contact us anytime with support at: Email: info@utvcom.com Address: 9903 Shooting Star Ct. Nampa, Idaho 83687 Phone: 208 779-2891 Issue resolution link here Links to more products that you may need: Programmed 5-watt Handheld Radio-Red Rated 0 out of 5 $49.99 Add to cart 15″ Genuine Nagoya NA-771 Antenna for Hand Held Radios Rated 0 out of 5 $19.99 Add to cart ..read more

What is GMRS? GMRS stand for “General Mobile Radio Service” (GMRS). GMRS is a licensed radio service that uses channels around 462 MHz and 467 MHz. The most common use of GMRS channels is for short-distance, two-way voice communications using hand-held radios, mobile radios and repeater systems. In 2017, the FCC expanded GMRS to also allow short data messaging applications including text messaging and GPS location information. Why GMRS is the best for Off-Road? GMRS is for individuals and their family. One license covers the licensee and their immediate family members. You must be 18 y ..read more

Back in the spring Tony contacted us about purchasing a COM for his X3.  We sold him a Plug n’ play X3 system with two stereo helmet headsets.  He later returned to purchase a driver PTT and stereo over the head headsets.   We just recently heard back from him (November, 2020). He just came back from a trip to Baja California, Mexico with some friends. The following video was created from pictures, video and comments from his ride. We appreciate Tony taking time and sending us the feed back.     Previous Next ..read more