Battery Motorola Two Way Radio

Model H11WCC4DB1AM

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2008-10-31 22:29:05 by nickoname

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I'm looking for a good "walkie talkie" radio to take skiing with me to communicate in the back-country. Any ideas? Range and battery life are the more important issues for me I think.
Any help would be appreciated!

If you are referring to VHF radios, not FRPs, I have used both for on-hill coaching, and have found the Midland to have better battery life. Range is determined more by terrain, Midland offers an extended antenna (about 28" long) which will increase your range dramatically. The only drawback to Midland, I find it hard to push the Mic button with gloves on.

2008-12-13 09:57:46 by Nick M

Price: $99.99

NOAA weather plus alerts.
Rechargeable pack.
Vibrates, Flashlight.
PTT power boost.

Motorola Talkabout 2-Way Radios
power of RF=0.5watt



FV200 FRS/GMRS radios 22 Channels.







Scan: Searches programmed list of channels and codes to find transmissions.



Talk Confirmation Tone: Transmitted tone to let other person know you are finished talking.



10 Call Tones: Individual tones allow you to alert others that you want to talk to them.



Low Battery Alert: Reminder to replace or charge the batteries.



Battery Meter: Indicated how much battery power you have remaining.



Keypad Lock: Allows to avoid accidentally changing the operation of the radio.



FRS/GMRS use approved in US and Canada only. GMRS license required in US.



Batteries not included. Requires 3 AAA alkaline batteries per radio

Typically, 2 miles or less

2008-10-25 00:33:40 by yousef67765

Price: $129.99 $74.72

A range of up to 23 miles under favorable conditions
11 weather channels (7 NOAA) with alert and scan feature
iVOX hands-free communication without the need of an audio accessory
Dual power: 10 hrs. Alkaline (3AAA) or 8hrs. NiMH
22 channels, each with 121 privacy codes for 2,662 combinations

Okay, I have a Motorola TalkAbout 250 Two way radio, and I lost the user manual for it. The batteries are running out, and for some reason, I cannot get the battery cover off. Is there any specific thing I have to do to get this cover off? Even better, how do I remove a Motorola TalkAbout 250 Two way radio battery cover?

i think those have internal batteries that you cannot get to them except tacking the radio apart,i had a set long time ago and i never saw the batteries they are rechargeable that is why there is no door but i could be wrong.

2007-04-16 20:21:19 by KCD67