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A lot of two way radios do not work in schools because of interference. Are there some that do work despite many walls and rooms and furniture inbetween? Also we need a quad pack for under £100!! Its not much to work with, but any advice is greatly appreciated.

Hi

I work with a Walkie Talkie (two way radio) company and I was speaking to them the other day as they have just kitted out a school which focuses on children with autism, I have emailed them so they can provide me with the information that relates to your question.

If you want to visit their website anyway, you may do so here
http://www.comm-spec.com

I will post again tomorrow with the information they give me :)

2007-11-20 13:57:17 by Hel

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im looking for some high quality and very durable walkie talkies or two-way radios that can be charged with a hand powered generator. and of course the generator to power them.


where can i find what im looking for??
a cb radio would work also.


thanx

Most two way radios need a traditional power source. If you can plug a three pronged connector into the hand generator, then they would probably work.

2008-09-22 23:26:21 by Kophee m

Price: $129.99 $74.72

11 weather channels (7 NOAA) with alert and scan feature
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
iVOX hands-free communication without the need of an audio accessory

atleast 18 miles range. so that we can communicate to each other with that miles not below 15 miles. i want to make it 18 for accuracy. we live on a city, so what walkie talkie is the best? thanks and God Bless

Nothing available that will do this. All those radios you see advertised with these outrageous range claims are totally false. I can't even make that range on my amateur radio equipment. (This is direct point-to-point, handheld communications, without a repeater as all consumer-grade equipment is made for)

All GMRS equipment requires a license. With your license you can use repeaters through GMRS. Other options include an amateur radio license, which requires a test.

2008-02-03 02:58:41 by curious guy

Price: $79.99

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

yes, but it is a federal law that you cannot turn it on in a COMMERCIAL airliner. (FAA & FCC)

In a privately owned plane, sure, there are a lot of guys using ham radio from airplanes, ballons, etc.

2009-07-28 16:44:43 by stephen p

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