Two Way Portable Radio

directly in case of an emergency....I know this can be done, can I do it....why or why not?

You can only purchase scanners of police frequencies. Retail outlets that sell transmitters, don't sell to individuals, unless they're a part of the police agency...sorry.... emergency and police traffic only.

2006-07-17 20:25:43 by Pam D

Demontrational video designed to educate new users of Renta 2-Ways portable radios of the basic portable 2-way radio protocols to help enhance ...

http://mymotorolaradio.com/pdf/HT1250LS. pdf

2008-10-02 06:04:32 by Jason

Price: $149.99 $119.95

All-purpose noise-reduction headset with AM/FM radio receiver
Electronic listening capability; listen to favorite station without being isolated
Audio jack for both radio and scanner connections
Noise reduction level of 24dBA
Ideal for work, shooting events, races or professional landscaping

as small as handheld or backpack with batteries.

I've got one that's about 2"x2"x6", including batteries, so, yes, it can be done. However, practically, for a repeater to do any good, it needs to be high above the average terrain, but that usually makes it relatively inaccessible, which not only impairs its portability, but also makes it hard to change its batteries.

One thing that shows up on auctions from time to time is the portable suitcase repeaters that the federal government used to use. They would be useful if one, say, rented a hotel room on the top floor of a tall hotel for the duration that radio communications were needed in the vicinity of the hotel. Re-using such a suitcase repeater would require reprogramming as well as appropriate FCC licensing (and possibly frequency coordination).

It might be useful to join a local amateur radio club, get a technician-class amateur radio license, and put together the repeater you are looking for yourself. You can go to www.arrl.org to look for a local club and/or local amateur radio license exams.

2007-10-10 04:46:52 by high-lighter

Price: $79.99

11 weather channels (7 NOAA) with alert features
VibraCall vibration alert or 20 different call tones
Pair of two-way radios with up to 35 mile range
22 channels each with 121 privacy codes for superior interference protection
iVOX hands-free communication without the need for an audio accessory

for specs:
http://www.hallelectronics.com/getech/pc 1.htm

for manual
http://www.hallelectronics.com/getech/pc 1.htm

for price:
no idea

2006-10-26 07:44:51 by terri.walker06

Hi i am in India (Mumbai)
And i wanted to know what portable two way radio do i need to buy for normal communication between me and my co-workers at a range of 15 miles.
Also could anyone explain to me more about the frequency's? and how they work for two way radios...and do i have to get licence to use them? or is it possible to just buy two sets of two ways and just start using? by setting the necessary freqq??
and also... Plz not i need a two way radio tat looks like the once the COPS use?

Please see here
http://www.twowayradio.in
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2006-12-26 01:39:46 by legna