Charger Radio Two Way

Midland handheld radio 80-425. also looking for two chargers and two antenna for same.

try going to web sight: [Midland 80-125 & 80-425 ALAN Series Portable Two-Way Radio Information] you can also try putting Midland 80-125 in the search window in google and get many more results to search.

2007-09-19 20:05:10 by meterman

Streakwave TV presents Motorola CP200XLS Hand-held Two-Way Radio - Loaded with product information and applications. Available today at Streakwave ...

Model H11WCC4DB1AM

go to www.batteries4less.com

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

Price: $99.99

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

I would like to buy some higher range (at least 12 miles) radios. I need them to be able to charge the batteries without actually having to put the two-way on the charger so I can buy some extra batteries to have charging. That way when the batteries get low I can just swap them out. Any ideas?

Thanks in advance!

Here is one I found at Walmart "Cobra 12 Mile GMRS Radio" --- see the link below. They also have other ones and CBs.

I hope this helps. :)

2007-06-20 20:36:45 by amar nia 3742

Price: $129.99 $74.72

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

note that most of the cracks are on the bottom of the battery near the charger prongs
it is a fire department radio so i cant just duke tape it.

They sell this stuff at the grocery store call all purpose household contact adhesive and sealant. We always called it Goop. Smear some of it on the cracks, work it in with your fingers, and let it dry overnight. Problem solved.

2007-03-05 18:19:39 by unit_804

The radio is a motorola HT1250 and is programmed to 466.XXXXX MHZ and was stolen and being used inappropriately all day and interfering with business. What kind of device specifically could I use to know where the radio is located when they start transmitting again if they find a way to charge it (they forgot to steal the charger). I know the general area within a 1/4 mile of where the radio is being used. I want to see the signal on the meter get stronger as I walk closer to the person thats using it.

I would suggest talking to your local HAM radio guys. ( Look up the local group for your area on google)

It is possible to triangulate the radio, but you need some seriously fancy equipment to do so... ($$$$$)

There are radio's which do have signal strength indicators built in, but it's not much use for the pin point accuracy you want.

2009-01-21 23:49:33 by Lowell Mass