Two Way Radio Sport

Price: $59.99 $42.61

22 channels each with 121 privacy codes for superior interference protection
iVOX hands-free communication without the need for an audio accessory
Pair of two-way radios with up to 23 mile range
11 weather channels (7 NOAA) with alert features
10-hour alkaline or 8-hour rechargeable battery life

I have 4 AM talk radio channels programmed into my car radio--two conservative, one liberal and one a bit of both. Either way, it seems like their on commercial more than they actually talk? Far, far, more than FM radio. Also, far more than the sports channel I have on AM as well.

What's the deal? has anyone else noticed this.

Radio is a dying medium so they need to add more commercials no matter what to make money and compete

2008-07-24 09:36:29 by Franko Rizzo

Price: $19.99 $18.36

Features Include: Up to a 10 mile range-22 channels and a standard scan-15 levels of digital volume-Featherweight design
With 22 channels and a standard scan feature you can stay in touch wile you are out and about.
Up to a 10 mile range.
15 levels of digital volume.
Featherweight design and rugged structure makes it perfect for campers and hikers. 32 hour battery life

I think it's remarkable. Driving home from work the past two nights ESPN radio devoted more time breaking down NFL schedules, winners and losers, potential records, etc. than it did the boring and lame NBA on the eve of its playoffs. And I loved every minute of it.

The NFL can't return soon enough.

I was thinking the same thing today. NBA, baseball, soccer, NASCAR, and golf is going on, and what are they talking about? What do they dedicate a "Sportscenter special" to? Yep, the NFL. Very good point.

2008-04-17 13:19:18 by RP McMurphy, Freethinker

I heard last night on sports Radio that The Vikings are discussing the option of using their two first round picks to sign Matt Cassel if he is franchised.

My understanding is the Vikings would come to a contractual agreement with Matt Cassel and the Patriots would be able to match that or be compensated by two first round picks.

If They pony up the two picks could Minnesota put a poison pill in the deal from preventing the Pats from matching it?
I watched every game. The reason he scrambled for so many yards is the teams double covered the recievers and rarely blitzed after his first couple of successful games. Many times teams would rush only two and three linemen. Your analysis of Moss is dead wrong also. Most times he was double covered. In the rare games he wasn't, such as the Miami game, Moss lit them up.

I AM a homer for the pats, My opinion of Cassel Has no bearing on the question.

Can they do a poison pill contract on franchised players?

The Pats get a chance to match Minnesota's offer. That's the whole point for putting the franchise tag on someone. But with Brady coming back I doubt if New England would match the offer. To get a 1st and 2nd round pick for a backup QB would be a tough thing for the Pats to pass up. Wold it be a good pick up for the Vikings? A steep price for a QB but considering the continuing poor play of Jackson they have not much choice.

2009-02-04 17:25:13 by toddrick