2 Way Radios

[pennywise]

Got a job coming up need some good reliable ones with lith batteries, potentially digital ones. They are probably going to get used for snowboarding holidays as well so good range is a must. Anyone with any experience?

 

[Guest123]

The thread is a bit of an oldie, but the general concensus seemed to be motorola.

http://www.electriciansforums.net/electrical-tools-products/3386-walkie-talkies.html

 

[Burnt Fingers]

Have use a few different types, but teh only ones I hav eever trusted/been happy with are TTi PMR's

TTI TX1446 radio accessories

 

[pennywise]

Have looked at the Motorola ones they look pretty good and they seem to be the market leaders with range of models etc. Just debating whether digital ones are worth the extra money and if anyone has tried digital over the traditional analogue ones

 

[Phil]

i have the cobra ones cobra

 

[Cyberprog]

Personally I prefer the range from the professional GP series Motorola units, I have 9 in total, some GP340's, GP380's, GP344's and a CP040. They require a license, but IIRC it's £60 for 3 years, and have a 5-watt transmit power, versus the 0.5W the PMR446 units.

 

[ian.settle1]

Got a job coming up need some good reliable ones with lith batteries, potentially digital ones. They are probably going to get used for snowboarding holidays as well so good range is a must. Anyone with any experience?

Are you taking them abroad then you need to make sure they are legal in that country.

 

[High Tower]

i prefer these this is the ones i have:

Motorola XTN446 | Motorola 446 | Motorola XTN Radio

 

[mydigitalhome]

i have been using these on site for last few months ideal for testing on large sites found them really handy. Can also be used for family trips truely multi function. Much cheaper than using a mobile phone.
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