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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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I have a uniden 885 walkie talkie two way radio that comes with its own headset.The plug that the headset uses is a single 2.5mm jack plug.I want to use the radio on my motorcycle.So the headset that comes with the radio is no good as it wont fit inside a helmet.I have had a look for one on the web but the ones that i find dont use a single 2.5mm jack plug.Can anyone recommend one that i can use.

Take a look at your existing headset plug and see if it has one black band around it or two. Those are insulators and will tell you if the output from your uniden is mono (one band) of stereo (two bands). Next, buy a headset that works in your helmet that has the same # of bands. Go to Radio Shack or something better and ask those pathetic geeks to help you make a conversion cable that will work. They have all kinds of tips (plugs/sockets) made to fit most devices that are interchangeable, relatively inexpensive, and they work fine. Good luck.

2008-03-13 23:55:48 by allanwil1

Price: $69.99

Features include five animal call alerts, roger beep, channel scan, vibrate alert, monitor and more
NOAA weather alert radio with scan for severe weather and other emergency alerts
eVox with three sensitivity levels for hands-free, voice-activated transmission
42-channel GMRS radio with up to 36 mile range and 142 privacy codes
Bundle includes pair of radios with belt clips, headsets, desk charger, and battery packs/adapter

I have a uniden 885 walkie talkie two way radio that comes with its own headset.The plug that the headset uses is a single 2.5mm jack plug.I want to use the radio on my motorcycle.So the headset that comes with the radio is no good as it wont fit inside a helmet.I have had a look for one on the web but the ones that i find dont use a single 2.5mm jack plug.Can anyone recommend one that i can use.

you asked this question in the wrong category

2008-03-13 23:59:16 by allanwil1

Price: $59.99

NOAA weather alert radio with scan for severe weather and other emergency alerts
Bundle includes pair of radios with belt clips, desk charger, and batteries/adapter
Features include five call alerts, roger beep, channel scan, auto squelch, monitor and more
eVox with three sensitivity levels for hands-free, voice-activated transmission
36-channel two-way GMRS radio with a range of up to 26 miles and 121 privacy codes

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

Money is not an issue but I need something that will work a long distance and is reliable.

What do you mean by a long way. A hand-held radio will only work for a few miles. A vehicle mounted radio may go for 50 miles. It depends on frequency and transmit power. To cover a really long distance you will need a radio that goes through a repeater. There are commercial systems that provide this type of service. You should be able to rent the radios and pay for the service on a monthly basis. Check with 2-way radio dealers in your area or in the area you will be vacationing at.

2007-12-14 12:27:00 by leadfoot