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Remote places

No radio infrastructure and no repeaters. If your team has mobile data, Wi-Fi or satellite internet, it has a radio.

How it is used

1

Ranches and farmland

A Wi-Fi antenna or a satellite link covers the whole team; no radios or repeaters to buy.

2

Highways and back roads

Whoever is ahead reports the road, and the map shows where each vehicle is.

3

Boats and camps

With internet on board or at the camp, the channel works just like in the city.

4

Battery that lasts

The app slows down the GPS when you are still so the phone lasts longer.

What you gain

  • No radios to buy and no repeaters to install
  • Compressed audio that uses little data on slow connections
  • Location to know where each vehicle is

Viper works over the internet: it needs mobile data, Wi-Fi or satellite internet on site. It does not replace official emergency systems.

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Get your team talking today

Create your account, set up your first channel and download the app on your people's phones.