Product Description
With a range of up to 12 miles and loaded with features, you know that with the SX700R you are ready for the extreme outdoors. Lightweight and rugged, with side grips to help you hold on, and a holster to provide you with quick access, the SX700 is built to handle virtually any challenge without weighing you down. Acting as a speakerphone, the iVOX hands free communication allows you to use your hands for other activities while keeping in touch. Tune into a NOAA channel (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) on your SX700 for continuous local and regional weather broadcasting. And when you are out having fun, weather alerts will provide you with warnings of incoming weather to protect from the dangers of a sudden storm. To prevent cluttered channels, the SX700 has a full 22-channel capacity each with 121 privacy codes, creating 2,662 combinations. Additionally, Priority scan quickly finds the most private channel in crowded environments, and with the QT (Quiet Talk) interruption filter enabled, radios from other manufacturers can't be heard on your channel ensuring a private conversation for your group. The SX700 also has a Motorola exclusive feature ??companding?? a sophisticated digital technology that filters out static between words. This allows the radio to deliver noticeably clearer transmission. NOAA weather alert radio 10 call tones iVOX Babywatch monitor Backlit display for easy view under different lighting conditions Channel busy, heartbeat & transmit LEDs Time-Out Timer Scan, Nuisance Delete, Monitor & Auto Squelch functions Talk confirmation tone Keypad tones and Vibrate mode Audible low battery alert Battery/power save function Consumer-replaceable faceplate VOX capable LCD battery meter Single-pin accessory connector Drop-in charging capability GMRS may require licensing. Please check instructions or your l
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Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts who often get separated from their groups, such as mountain bikers, serious hikers, and whitewater rafters, this pair of Motorola rechargeable two-way radios keeps you connected from up to 12 miles away (based on terrain and conditions). The wide-ranging signal also works for more pedestrian tasks, such as keeping tabs on the kids while they're playing at a friend's house or calling your pals in the lodge while you're skiing on the slopes. Each radio comes equipped with 22 channels--including eight GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service), seven FRS (Family Radio Service), and seven GMRS/FRS combo channels--giving you plenty of frequencies on which to communicate. The radios also receive a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration channel, which delivers up-to-the-minute storm warnings--a must for mountain climbers. And thanks to the rugged housing, convenient side grips, and included holsters, you'll enjoy quick, constant access to the radios in the midst of almost any activity.
To ensure that your conversation is always between you and your mates, Motorola included 121 privacy codes, which, when added to the 22 channels, gives you 2,662 options for exclusivity. The Priority Scan function lends a hand by searching for the most private channels in crowded environments, as does the Quiet Talk feature, which filters the signals from other radios to ensure an interruption-free conversation. And unlike the walkie-talkies of old, the Talkabout's signal is always strong, employing a Motorola-exclusive digital technology to filter out the static between words. This allows the radio to deliver noticeably clearer transmissions. Other bonuses include 10 distinct call tones, so your group can identify who's calling at a given time, along with a talk confirmation tone that lets others know when you've finished talking.
All Motorola two-way radios are also designed with compatibility in mind. The radios can communicate with other Talkabout models when set to the same channel/code sequence, or with competitors' products provided the channel and code sequences are compatible. Additional features include a backlit LED display that's easy to read even in dark environments, an audible low battery alert and battery meter, a keypad lock, and a VibraCall vibrating alert.
The SX700R radios come ready for recharging, with a pair of Motorola NiMH battery packs and a dual desktop charger. The battery packs offer approximately 7 hours of two-way use per charge. As an alternative, users can pop in a quartet of AAA alkaline (high capacity) batteries.
Note:
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requires that operators on General Mobile Service (GMRS) and Private Land Mobile (PLM) frequencies obtain an FCC license prior to use. To learn more, please visit the FCC web site.
What's in the Box
Two SX700R two-way radios, 2-pocket desktop charger, two NiMH battery packs, two replaceable faceplates, two holsters, user's manual.
Customer Reviews:
Range not as advertised.......2007-08-27
This 2-way radio boasts a (up to) 12mile range, you will be lucky if you can get 1 mile under optimal conditions. Ignore range claims and go for the cheaper radio, the transmit power on all these radio's are identical.
talkabout SX700R.......2007-08-10
This product works as advertised. The sound is crystal clear. I have not had the opportunity to use them in a more rural setting which is when you will achieve the maximum talk distance. In the city, depending on building location, you can get 1-2 miles of range. They will come in handy during the hunting season.
Info about range claims.......2007-08-05
When looking at FRS/GMRS Radios radios ignore the marketing ploys that tell you the range of the radios (12 miles, 18 miles, 22 miles). All of the radios sold to the general public (except high end models- over $100 per individual radio) have the same power output rating- 1/2 a watt for FRS and 2 watts for GMRS. All other things being equal- every radio will have the excact same range. Why do you think that the more expensive the radio the farther a range the manufacturer says it has? Because they want you to THINK a more expensive radio has a farther range so you will buy the more expensive one. But they all have the same power output- meaning they will essentially have the same range. This is all a marketing PLOY to get you to buy a more expensive radio. A more expensive radio may have more features, but if the power output is the same the range will essentially be the same. You can look for the power output on the manufacturer's website, but I have researced this already- almost all models sold to the general public have 1/2 a watt for FRS and 2 watts for GMRS. With the power rating being the same the things that will affect range are antenna size, height of the transmitter, and terrain- usually things you will have little control over. So buy a radio that has the features and size you want and ignore the marketing ploys about the range.
It's the wattage, folks.......2007-06-21
Several people have complained about these radios having a very short range in adverse conditions (e.g., downtown in a city with large buildings). That is unsurprising.
All that matters with regard to range is the wattage of the radio. There is no magic technology that makes one 2-watt radio have superior range to another 2-watt radio.
These radios are 2-watt. They do fine for that, and are very nice 2 watt radios. But if you seriously need really good range, then you need 5-watt radios (the maximum power the FCC allows for family usage), like the Motorola AXV5100. As you might imagine, 5 watt radios are much more expensive - like $500 per pair.
Good Range, Easy to use.......2007-06-11
Bought these to replace a pair of Midlands that were a Christmas gift. The buttons on the Midlands were hard to push, and the radios just did not work well. These are great. Easy to use, and have good range. I take one with me on a 4-mile walk each morning, and can communicate back to my home on the entire walk. These are kinda big, compared to the Midland. Wish they were smaller...
Product Description
Its featherweight, compact design is ideal for campers and hikers, and its rugged structure can survive tough treatment. The Motorola Talkabout FV200AA offers a range of up to 5 miles1 for indoor and outdoor communication. With an optional armband and ear buds, the FV200AA is within easy reach, making it perfect for runners, bikers or those who are simply on the go. And with 22 channels and the standard scan feature, this two-way radio makes it easy to stay in touch while you are out and about. The FV200AA uses both FRS and GMRS frequencies providing more channels. This two-way radio requires an FCC license, as do all GMRS two-way radios.
Amazon.com Product Description
The Motorola Talkabout FV200AA GMRS/FRS Two-way Radios, which replaces the T4500 model, offers active families a simple and affordable way to stay in touch. With an improved outdoor range of up to five miles, these sleek and compact, water-resistant radios can fit in the palm of your hand or into a pocket.
The FV200AA features audible call tones that grab the attention of your family and friends before you even start talking. A talk confirmation tone will sound when the push-to-talk button is released -- signaling when the other user has stopped talking. An audible low-battery alert ensures that you'll have plenty of notice that your batteries are running low.
Note: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requires that operators on General Mobile Service (GMRS) and Private Land Mobile (PLM) frequencies obtain an FCC license prior to use. To learn more, please visit the FCC web site.
What's in the Box
Two FV200 radios and user's manual.
Customer Reviews:
No privacy codes.......2007-05-17
These radios are very similar to the FV200R ones. In fact, on the surface it looks like the only difference is the fact that the FV200R are rechargeable. This is not true though; the FV200R have privacy codes. What this means is that you will only hear broadcasts by the other radio, and not all radios that are using that channel - which can be a lot at a ski resort. This feature will also extend battery life since the speaker won't be active that often.
Another consideration is the transmit power, which is rated at 500mW for these radios. Typically, the range is doubled for a 4-times increase in transmit power. Some two-ways on the market use 1000mW of transmit power. This will increase your range by 50%, but will consume more battery power.
You need to weigh range, battery life and privacy codes when making your decision. Motorola is a very good brand and these are very good radios - as long as you accept their shortcomings.
Picks up too many signals.......2007-01-12
All in all, this isn't a terrible Talkabout 2-way radio...but it picks up every signal around! There just aren't enough channels on this thing. As for the range, you're probably better off getting a 5-mile radius radio, especially if you're skiing around Northstar in Reno! For the price, it isn't a bad radio - but if I had a chance to do it all over again, I'd shell out the money for a better radio.
Fairly cheap.......2006-11-23
The construction is pretty poor in my opinion. Bought these for my boys to play with and they didn't last a month. The boys are 10 and 11. Range is bad, reception is bad, battery life bad.
Not as Expected.......2006-03-23
Range is very weak probably less than half a mile. Don't waste your money.
no Range.......2006-02-25
I purchased these radios for a back up so to speak for my elderly mother. We live approximately 1/2 mile from each other and I wanted her to be able to reach me if she had an accident and could not get to a phone. These walkie talkies worked great within 200 feet of her house but after that the range lost any chance of hearing her. I would not reccomend them to anyone who needs something to rely on!!!!!
Product Description
The Talkabout FV200 is the best way to have two-way radio adventures. This small and mini style model can reach up to 5 miles on open water. The FV200 also offers an affordable and simple way to keep in touch. Your kids can which in with your while in the neighborhood without a phone. It's compact and sleek shape is shall enough to fit in the palm of your hand. With a quick release belt clip, this 4.7 inch tall and 2 inch wide radio can also slip into small bags or your pocket. Broadcast on FRS and GMRS channels. The 1/2 watt of power is capable of easily finding active channels and codes. It features 22 channels with privacy codes for interruption-free communications. Ten audio call tones alerts you to your friends and family. Talk confirmation signals to alert you when you've finished speaking. Keypad lock to prevent your personalized settings from being changed. There is an audible and visual alert for when the battery runs low. The Time Out timer automatically turns off the radio. 16 Level digital volume 500mW Transmit power 10 Call tones Keypad lock LCD Meter Battery save feature Audible low battery alert Priority scan Requires 3 AAA batteries (Not Included) Up to 33 hours of talk time Weight - 2 ounces, 0.16 pound (Without battery) 16 level Digital Volume 500mW Transmit Power Includes 2 radios Dimensions - 4.7 x 2.2 x 1.2 inches
Amazon.com Product Description
The Motorola Talkabout FV200R GMRS/FRS Two-way Radios offer a range of up to five miles for indoor and outdoor communication. The radios' featherweight, compact design is ideal for campers and hikers, and their rugged structure can survive the toughest treatment. Available with an armband and earbuds, the FV200 is within easy reach at all times, making them perfect for runners, bikers or anyone who is simply on the go. And with 22 channels and the standard scan feature, this two-way radio makes it easy to stay in touch while you are out and about. An accessory connecter permits the use of a headset for easy hands-free operation.
The FV200 broadcasts with 0.5 watts of power over 22 channels. A battery save feature means that you'll get 33 hours of talk time on alkaline batteries, or an estimated 22 hours on NiMH batteries. A low battery alert, keypad lock, 10 call tones, and priority scan round out the features of this two-way radio.
Note: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requires that operators on General Mobile Service (GMRS) and Private Land Mobile (PLM) frequencies obtain an FCC license prior to use. To learn more, please visit the FCC web site.
What's in the Box
Two FV200 radios, two NiMH battery packs, recharge adapter, and user's manual.
Customer Reviews:
It works.......2007-07-16
This set, though only 50% more expensive than my grandaughter's stinking Barbi walkie-talkie, actualy works rather well, though set the volume to 15 and leave it there. It works better outside of a car better than in side one. Range is basic line of site to 5 miles, but rapidly drops off if hills or buildings get in the way. I'm very satisfied, so is my grandaughter.
bad audio quality.......2007-06-20
transmitter audio quality is bad...people say it's hard to hear what I'm saying. Older motorola or newer uniden are much better.
2-Way Radios.......2007-03-08
Fast Service and great price! Work great for about a mile or so but then I got them for shopping with my wife, she is at one end of the store and I am at the other.
Great for in the neighborhood and around the house........2007-01-06
This is the second time I've purchased this particular product. Unfortunately, last summer one fell in the pool and that was the end of that. We live in a small neighborhood on a dead end street with lots of kids. When I send my kids down to play they attach this to their pants with the belt clip or put it in a coat pocket. When it's time to come home or I want to check up on them, I just give them a call on the radio. I also use it when my kids are sick. Their bedrooms are upstairs and if I'm downstairs doing laundry or working on the computer, they can just call me on the radio rather than yelling which isn't something they like to do when they are sick! Great for what we use it for.
Excellent value for basic walkie-talkies.......2007-01-04
Buy it for keeping in touch with my relatives inside large shopping centers when I am travelling, it works just fine!
Product Description
Provides Up To 5-mile Range. 22 Channels. 38 Interference Elimination Codes. 1w Power. 10 Audible Call Tones. Talk Confirmation Tone. Audible Low Battery Alert. Keypad Lock. Backlit Display. Transmit Led. Belt Clip. Time Out Timer. Audio Connector. Battery Meter Indicator. Quiet Talk Noise Filter. Voice Activation That Lets You Talk Hands-free When Used With Optional Accessories. Vibracall Alert. Manual Advance Scan. 1-year Warranty. Fcc Gmrs License Required.
Product Description
Included Accessories: 2 belt clips, 1 dual charger, 1 charging adapter, 2 NiMH rechargeable battery packs, 2 black faceplates (removable)
Motorola's T9500R 25-mile 2-way Radios makes certain that you're never alone, no matter where you go. It gives you a range of up to 25 miles and up to 27 hours of talk time -- meaning you can wander far from camp for a long time, while staying in touch. These radios also have 11 NOAA weather channels, giving you up-to-date weather information and keeping you prepared. The Backlit display makes it easier to use even in the dark. Great for hiking and camping with friends. 11 NOAA weather channels with Alert feature VibraCall vibrating alert Backlit LCD display with LCD battery meter Battery Save & audible Low Battery Alert Talk time - 27 hours with AA alkaline; 9 hours on NiMH Keypad lock Priority scan
Amazon.com Review
Feature-packed and amazingly versatile, Motorola's T9500XLR 2-way radios blur the line between professional and consumer models. With an astounding maximum range of 25 miles, weather alerts, digital privacy codes, hands-free transmission, and more, these little yellow wonders pack a lot under the hood. But how do they perform in the real world? To find out, we put the radios to the test in the urban jungle.
Design
Compact and easy to hold, the T9500XLR's are also rugged and up to the task of any outdoor adventure. While they aren't completely waterproof, the ports and buttons have rubberized covers for keeping the elements out. The controls are relatively simple to figure out, and after a brief glance at the user's manual, you'll be up and running. The antenna on the radios is rather large--necessary for boosting range, but it might be stretch to tuck one into a small coat or pants pocket.
The all-important transmit button is easy to depress and hold. Pressing on the top portion of the button places the radio in "Power Boost" mode, which maximizes the transmission range. You'll save battery by using the lower power mode when talking to parties that you know are closeby. The radios are powered by included NiMH battery packs, which are rechargeable (a charger comes with the radios, too). You can also opt to use old fashioned AA batteries (three of them per radio) if you're on an extended expedition without AC power.
Features
The T9500XLR supports up to 22 channels across the GMRS and FRS spectrum. GMRS channels offer high range and power for longer distance communication. There are also 121 interference elimination codes, also known as privacy codes. Codes 39-121 are digital, and they offer superior interference blocking when both radios are set to the same code. There's also an additional noise filter that filters out unwanted transmissions from other radios, something that's especially useful in places where there is a lot of radio traffic, such as a ski resort.
You can also take advantage of the T9500XLR's unique "iVox" feature, which allows you to transmit without pressing a button. The radio detects the sound of your voice and automatically sends the transmission. No other accessories or headsets are required. You can also use the traditional "Vox" mode which does require a headset. The "VibraCall Alert" vibrates the radio when you receive a transmission--great for use in noisy environments, or when you want to keep things discreet.
The radio can even scan its 22 channels for transmissions from other parties. Not only is this fun and often entertaining, it also also allows you to scan for members of your party who may have changed channels inadvertantly. Another handy feature is NOAA weather reception, which lets you listen to weather reports and bulletins right on your radio.
Real World Testing
Motorola claims a 25-mile range for the T9500XLR, but they add that this is really only attainable under ideal conditions, such as transmitting from the top of a mountain down into a wide open valley. Moto says a range of 10 miles is more feasible in day-to-day use, while two miles is the maximum range in dense urban areas.
In downtown Seattle, that turned out to be pretty much true. Reception was good throughout the urban core, but when one tester ventured beyond that magical 2-mile radius reception started to fade. The radios did a good job filtering out unwanted transmissions, thanks to the privacy codes, and the number of available channels. Finding an unused channel in a busy city is a challenge, though. When in range, transmissions were clear and distortion-free.
All in all, the T9500XLR is a top-notch radio with features one would expect on a product twice or three times the price. It earns our praise as a top performer for those who need the most out of a two way radio.
Pros
- Excellent range
- Good interference elimination
- Rugged
Cons
- A bit big for small pockets
What's in the Box
2 T9500XLR radios, 2 battery packs, charging stand, black faceplates, AC adapter, 2 belt clips, and user's manual.
Customer Reviews:
Great features but lousy sound quality........2007-09-06
I use two-way radios at work and on weekends and vacations. Until now I've been very happy with many different Motorola and Midland models. The T9500 has great features but the sound quality is lousy which makes it virtually unusable.
Don't Buy These.......2007-08-23
We use 6 - 8 handheld radios at our business to communicate across multiple floors and buildings. We have gone through two generations of Motorola Talkabouts, with this line being the third. These are the worst of them all. The last generation of blue and black ones was fairly bad, with several ceasing to work within days of purchase, and so we thought we would upgrade to the next model up. Of the 6 we purchased, 5 did not have adequate sound transmission - cutting off at the beginning and end of transmission or not working at all. These are junk, don't waste your money! (My one star is because they are attractive to look at.)
flawed.......2007-08-20
I purchased these radios a few months ago and essentially have been unable to use them. The voice clarity does not exist. No one is able to understand anyone. It cuts out sporadically. I would say that the distance is terrible also, but I can't tell if the radio is cutting out or I just can't understand anyone. Called MOTO and they actually confirm that there is a problem!!! with this and another new model. They recommended that I get the sx800r model! At first they wouldn't even take it back.
Oh, the NOAA channels are great and CLEAR!?
Design is also good.
Exceptional features!.......2007-08-02
Wow, have walkie-talkies changed in four years! These are packed with some pretty sophisticated features, including NOAA Weather Alert and are very user-friendly. Strongly recommend!!
They are OK.......2007-07-24
I have purchased Motorola 2-way radios in the past to use in our place of business. Because it was time to replace the radios, I read the reviews and purchased these.
The biggest problem I have with the radios is the lack of clarity. It is very difficult to understand what anyone says.
They hold a charge nicely, and seem to be sturdy, but if you can't understand what someone says, they don't seem to stand up to the hype.
Product Description
The Motorola Talkabout FV700 has no busy signals, no roaming charges and millions of free minutes to be used anytime of the day or night. Use a range of up to 12 miles for families and groups who want to talk. With a compact and rugged design, the FV700 is light enough to fit in a pocket and sturdy enough. Take it to the lake to keep in touch while boating or stick it in your child's pocket so they can communicate with you without racking up expensive charges on your cell phone. Motorola Talkabout radios offer affordable, reliable, communication with often a greater range than cell phones. Other features include audible low battery alert, keypad lock, 10 call tones, time out timer and priority scans. Quiet Talk interruption filter can prevent other manufacturers' radios from being heard on your channel. Channel Busy - Heartbeat - Transmit LED Drop-in Charging Capable Blue Faceplate Color Keypad Lock (Babywatch) Keypad Tones Low Battery Alert (Audible) NOAA/Weather Alert - 11 Weather Channels Nuisance Delete Power Source - NiMH Battery Pack or 3 AAA Batteries Talk Time up to 13 hours (NiMH) or 19 hours (Alkaline) Talk Confirmation Tone & Roger Beep Time-Out Timer 500 / 1000 Tx Power (mW) Volume Knob 1.0-Watt power delivers a range up to 12 miles Uses both FRS and GMRS frequencies 22 channels, each with 121 privacy codes for 2622 combinations QT (Quiet talk) interruption filter LCD battery meter with batter save feature iVox hands free speakerphone communication without the need of an audio accessory Dimensions - Length 3.59 x Width 7.55 x Height 12.12-inches Weight - 1 pounds (radio weight without batteries)
Customer Reviews:
Junk.......2007-09-24
I am new to two way radios so I thought Motorola well known brand must make a decent radio - I was wrong. They are complete junk. You cannot understand a word from the speakers. The voice activate mode takes 5 seconds to kick in talking loudly (even on most sensitive mode) to kick in. I was 100 yards away from the other user and every other word was cut off. I went an bought midland radios which work perfectly.I later found out that midland does have a good name in the radio world from a friend. Save yourself the hassle and avoid motorola radios.
very satisfied.......2007-09-20
I purchased these radios about a month ago. They have worked very well. They have more "bells and whistles" than my wife and I really need, but is nice to know what is available should we need it. The instructions to get started were clear and simple. We are very glad we ordered the kit.
Terrible sound quality........2007-09-06
I use two-way radios at work and on weekends and vacations. Until now I've been very happy with many different Motorola and Midland models. The FV-700 has great features but the sound quality is soooo bad it's virtually unusable. Don't make the same mistake I did.
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Motorola T7150R Rechargeable Talkabout GMRS/FRS 2-Way Radios with Chargers, Camo (Pair)
Manufacturer: Motorola
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Product Features:
- Pair of rechargeable 2-way radios with outdoor range of up to 7 miles
- 7 GMRS/FRS, 7 FRS, and 8 GMRS channels offer wide choice of communication frequencies
- Hands-free voice-activation mode lets you communicate without pushing buttons
- 10 audible call tones and 38 interference elimination codes; choice of khaki or camo faceplates
- Includes NiMH battery packs and pair of desktop chargers; 1-year warranty
ASIN: B0002J1VIE |
Product Description
MOTOROLA T7150 2-WAY RADIO VALUE PACK PROVIDES UP TO 7-MILE RAN
Amazon.com Product Description
A fun, practical way to stay in contact during long hikes or ski trips, this pair of Motorola rechargeable two-way radios keeps you connected from up to seven miles away (based on terrain and conditions). The wide-ranging signal also lets you keep tabs on the kids while at a theme park or playground, or give your down-river pal a quick head's up on where the fish are biting. Each radio comes equipped with 22 channels--including eight GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service), seven FRS (Family Radio Service), and seven GMRS/FRS combo channels--giving users plenty of frequencies on which to communicate. To ensure that the signal always sounds clean, Motorola added 38 eliminator codes, which help minimize crosstalk and interference from other devices. And should you accidentally lose contact with your group, you can easily scan the possible code combinations to learn which nearby channels are active, or scan for the most private channel in crowded environments. Other bonuses include 10 distinct call tones, so your group can identify who's calling at a given time, along with a talk confirmation tone that lets others know when you've finished talking.
All Motorola two-way radios are designed with compatibility in mind. The radios can communicate with other Talkabout models when set to the same channel/code sequence, or with competitors' products provided the channel and code sequences are compatible. Meanwhile, cyclists and other active users will delight in the radios' hands-free voice-activation function, which lets them talk freely through the mic without pressing any buttons (requires optional accessories). Additional features include a backlit LED display that's easy to read even in dark environments, an audible low battery alert and battery meter, a keypad lock, and a spring-action belt clip. Outdoor users will get a special kick out of the camouflage-colored faceplates, which can be swapped out with the included khaki faceplates for variety.
The T7150R radios come ready for recharging, with a pair of Motorola NiMH battery packs and desktop chargers. The battery packs offer approximately 13 hours of two-way use per charge. As an alternative, users can pop in a quartet of AA alkaline (high capacity) batteries, which enable nearly 22 hours of use.
Note:
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requires that operators on General Mobile Service (GMRS) and Private Land Mobile (PLM) frequencies obtain an FCC license prior to use. To learn more, please visit the FCC web site.
What's in the Box
Two T7150R two-way radios, two desktop chargers, two NiMH battery packs, two khaki faceplates, two camouflage faceplates, user's manual.
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Motorola FR60 2-Way Radios (Pair)
Manufacturer: Motorola
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Product Features:
- 14 channels
- 2-mile range
- 38 sub-channels
- Multiple call tones
- Enhanced backlit LCD screen
ASIN: B00005O7ES |
Amazon.com Product Description
The Motorola FR60 2-way radios use the FRS band to help you keep in contact with family or friends. With 14-channel operation, you can easily switch among different channels for the clearest line of communication. The thirty-eight sub-channels offers additional privacy options. Their light (8-ounce) but sturdy bodies are designed to absorb minor impacts, and they features five individual call tones to notify you of incoming calls. The 2-mile range depends upon terrain and conditions. An enhanced backlit LCD screen apprises you of the radios' current settings and functions. Powered by three AA batteries (not included), the radios have up to twenty hours of standby battery life.
What's in the Box
Two FR60 radios, belt clip, user manual and a one year warranty.
Average customer rating:
- Better than the toys!!!!!!!!!
- What it is (a good radio) and what it is not (a magic wand).
- Not as powerful as older FRS models!
- Very Decent radio
- Not as good as i hoped
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Motorola T5720 GMRS/FRS 2-Way Radio (Pair, AA Batteries)
Manufacturer: Motorola
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Product Features:
- Set of 2 AA battery-powered TalkAbout radios with accessories
- 5-mile range, 22 channels, 38 privacy codes
- 10 audible call tones, talk-confirmation tone
- Audible low-battery alert and battery meter
- Voice activation (VOX) when used with optional accessory
ASIN: B00009LI51 |
Product Description
The T5720 model boasts all of the features of the T5700, with the additional ability for you to talk hands-free with optional voice activation (VOX) accessory. Three AA alkaline batteries required per two-way radio. QT feature offers an additional noise filter beyond the subcodes. Ten call tones to choose from - pick your personal ring tone and get other's attention before you start talking. Backlit LCD display makes it easier to read the screen in dark conditions or in direct sunlight. Requires FCC license.
Amazon.com Product Description
This pair of compact, rugged, and weather-resistant Motorola TalkAbout T5720 two-way radios helps you keep in touch with family and friends within a range of up to five miles (range varies with terrain and conditions). With 22 channels--seven joint General Mobile Service (GMRS)/Family Radio Service (FRS), seven FRS, and eight GMRS--and 38 privacy codes, you can communicate easily with minimal interference from other radios. A handy QT feature included in the T5720 offers additional noise filtering.
The T5720 offers a number of other useful features, such as a backlit LCD (great for either dark or bright conditions), a transmit LED indicator, a talk confirmation tone (akin to saying "roger" or "over"), and a minijack (.125-inch) audio plug for connecting a headset (not included). Choose from 10 audible call tones to alert you to incoming calls with phone-like convenience. The T5720 is capable of voice-activated hands-free use with optional accessories. Each radio requires three AA alkaline batteries.
What's in the Box
Two TalkAbout T5720 radios, 2 swivel belt clips, user's manual, one-year limited warranty.
Note: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requires that operators on General Mobile Service (GMRS) frequencies obtain an FCC license prior to use. To learn more, please visit the FCC Web site at www.fcc.gov. A GMRS license requires Form 605 and Form 159. Please note that you will be charged an application fee. Download the forms from the FCC site or call 1-800-418-FORM (1-800-418-3676). Form 605 can be filed electronically. For license questions, call the FCC at (888) 225-5322.
Customer Reviews:
Better than the toys!!!!!!!!!.......2005-07-14
Hi! I'm the 37 year old again. Back to the story. Rachel, my daughter, and I went on the internet again with her lemonade money. Well, Rachel's the Computer Wizard and went on the computer herself. She yelled "Mommie! I found a good pair of walkie-talkies! Pretty Colors too!" I ran in and I thought they were junk like the "Elite Operations Officer Walkie- Talkie". I'm a sucker for the puppy dog face. Well, it turns out Rachel knew it. You know what happened next. We got the walkie-talkies and Rachel gave one to her friend Sulema and I was amazed at how well they worked. No statick. And whoever got on thier chanell, the two girls could go on an other one. Perfect and worth the money!
What it is (a good radio) and what it is not (a magic wand)........2005-01-21
This product works very well if used in the manner in which it was designed.
Boaters, this is not a marine radio, and don't expect the Coast Guard, Sea Tow, or even other boats to be monitoring these channels. Today's marine VHF radios are small enough for even a Jet-Ski or the smallest dinghy and have appropriate waterproofing.
If you want to cover a farm, country club or large industrial or office park, spend the extra money on a proper business radio. Also, wherever possible, a vehicle-mount (truck, tractor, golf cart) radio with the right antenna will reach much farther and sound much better than anything hand-held.
Who should buy this radio? Skiers and snowboarders, bicyclists, hikers, campers, hunters, any groups of people who may tend to get separated beyond shouting range. Video production, stage and ligthting crews who can find this a low-cost, easy-to-use substitute for Clear-Com systems. Obviously they will need to use headsets to keep the sound from getting into the audience or audio track, and those who need to keep their hands free, like video camera operators will prefer the VOX headset. It would have been nice if they sold these as a package, which would be cheaper than buying them separately.
This type of signal is by nature for line-of-sight transmission only, and not like CB, and will not go around large mountains or "skip" like lower-frequency radio signals.
This radio is built ruggedly with the kind of quality we got familiar with on the older, bulkier Talkabouts. As for the menus, I would suggest you keep the manual close at hand until you get the hang of navigating though the commands. I like the pushbutton-release belt clips.
I bought the NiCd version of these radios, which Amazon also sells, and it came with a handy charging stand and works well as long as you remember to charge it up before using. :-) Those of you who choose the AA-powered version would be well-advised to get a nice set of NiMH batteries and charger, even though Amazon has great prices on alkaline batteries.
Overall, this radio is very worthwhile and satisfactory.
Not as powerful as older FRS models!.......2004-07-20
Having been a fan of Motorola FRS walkie-Talkies for years, I was looking forward to the extra power of the GMRS models. The Motorola T5720 was a major disapointment! I made a few range tests and found that the T5720 was not nearly as effective as my old Motorola T289 FRS radio - much less range, more noise, poor audio quality. Don't buy this product!
Very Decent radio.......2004-06-04
This is my first radio, I bought it last week. Used it over the long weekend in Lake George, NY. It was really useful to talk to my friend to find parking or ordering food. As cell phone coverages was not good as you go 3 to 4 mile north from village, this radio helped us a lot. I bought a AA battery model because I have bunch of NiMH (not NiCd) rechargable batteries (used for my digital camera). NiMH is FAR Superior than NiCd batteries.
Not as good as i hoped.......2004-03-01
It is not as good as i hoped. Bottom line, too much batteries, (batteries are expensive) and it goes through them like a fat woman through chocolate.I will write a review on batteries as soon as i find them and boy will they get theirs.Motorola is not the best walkie talkie company. Its range is only 5 miles that five miles can make the difference between life and death when you are lost in a vietnamese jungle during the rainy season.And it is too quiet and their are not enough channels. And when you are playing mission impossible in the heating vents the range is reduced to like, 30 feet more or less. And shortly after mission impossible it ran out of batteries.
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Motorola T5620 Rechargeable GMRS 2-Way Radios (Pair)
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Product Features:
- Set of 2 rechargeable, Ni-Cd-battery-powered TalkAbout radios with accessories
- 2-mile range, 22 channels, 38 privacy codes
- 5 audible call tones, talk-confirmation tone
- Minijack (.125-inch) audio accessory output, 500 mW transmit power
- Audible low-battery alert and battery meter
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Product Description
The T5620 model has all the features of the T5600, with the addition of a channel scan feature that allows users to scan through channels to find an open one or to find a friend that may have changed channels without letting you know. Three AA alkaline batteries required per two-way radio. Five call tones to choose from - pick your personal ring tone and get other's attention before you start talking. Backlit LCD display makes it easier to read the screen in dark conditions or in direct sunlight. Swivel belt clip allows you to easily hook the two-way radio onto your clothing, backpack or bag and take it with you. Requires FCC license.
Amazon.com Product Description
This pair of compact, rugged, and weather-resistant Motorola TalkAbout T5620 two-way radios helps you keep in touch with family and friends within a range of up to two miles (range varies with terrain and conditions). With 22 channels--seven joint General Mobile Service (GMRS)/Family Radio Service (FRS), seven FRS, and eight GMRS--and 38 privacy codes, you can communicate easily with minimal interference from other radios. A channel-scan feature lets you scout through channels to find an open one or to find a companion who may have changed channels without telling you.
The T5620 offers a number of other useful features, such as a backlit LCD (great for either dark or bright conditions), a transmit LED indicator, a talk confirmation tone (akin to saying "roger" or "over"), and a minijack (.125-inch) audio plug for connecting a headset (not included). Choose from 10 audible call tones to alert you to incoming calls with phone-like convenience. Swivel belt clips permit easy attachment of the two-way radio to your clothing, backpack, or bag.
What's in the Box
Two TalkAbout T5620 radios, two Ni-Cd rechargeable batteries, one transformer, a two-socket desktop charger, two swivel belt clips, a user's manual, a one-year limited warranty.
Note: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requires that operators on General Mobile Service (GMRS) frequencies obtain an FCC license prior to use. To learn more, please visit the FCC Web site at www.fcc.gov. A GMRS license requires Form 605 and Form 159. Please note that you will be charged an application fee. Download the forms from the FCC site or call 1-800-418-FORM (1-800-418-3676). Form 605 can be filed electronically. For license questions, call the FCC at (888) 225-5322.
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