Battery Two Way Radio

Model H11WCC4DB1AM

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

How to make two way radio batteries last longer: Shawn reviews a series of tips that will make every charge in your batteries count.

Could be occurring because the supply voltage drops far enough to stop the decoupling circuits from functioning correctly and allowing feedback from one amplifying stage to another. then it could be feedback.
Or it could be that the phase lock loop circuit/s lose their lock and start slipping through many different frequencies and generating rubbish signals that get fed to the audio output as screaming noise. Maybe unlock hash.
Dunno if it has a name. Distortion products. audio hash, low battery feedback noise, maybe two way radio techs have given it their own name....

2009-11-02 19:21:25 by Sir Albert

Price: $89.99

NOAA/All Hazard Weather Channels with Alert and Weather Scan
9 Levels of VOX for Hands Free Operation
Vibrate Alert
387 Privacy Codes
50 Channels with Up to 36-Mile Range

My wife and I shoot wedding photography together, we want a small radio which we can use to talk back and forth without yelling across the room. We like the small bluetooth headsets that everybody has for their phones, but the battery life of the cell phone is an issue, weddings can last up to +10 hours. The smaller the better, preferably without wires or long protruding microphones. We don't want to scare people, just be able to communicate better. Thanks!
I don't want to carry around a handheld radio. I want to have one little thing on my ear which is the radio.

I would suggest searching through online reviews of what is the best in the market now. I would suggest buying the Trisquare TSX300 or Motorola EM1000. Anyway good luck!

2009-12-27 09:00:55 by myhrcat

Price: $24.99

New
Includes dual desktop charger, AC wall adapter, DC vehicle adapter and rechargeable battery pack
For Mdllxt320, Mdllxt420, Mdllxt600 Mdllxt650
Includes 2 Rechargeable Nimh Battery Packs, Dual-Slot Desktop Charger Ac/Dc Adapters
Compatible with LXT320 and LXT420 models

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

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