Searching for Motorola Two-Way Radios? Here you will find Two-Way Radios in price and quality comparison. Read our member reviews and buy a reasonably priced Two-Way Radio from an online shop.
Advantages: Easy to use, inexpensive, very useful, great for emergencies Disadvantages: Better battery life would be welcome, as would improved range in hilly environments
I just spent a week using Talkr T5s whilst on a skiing holiday in France. They were used to stay in contact with my friends on the mountain, and also carried in case of emergency. Handset range is very much dependant on conditions. Whilst the 6km m ...
Advantages: Easy to use, good size, sturdy and nice looking Disadvantages: The LCD is a little old fashioned
When I pay the odd visit to the company I do a lot of work for I sometimes have to spend several days, sometimes weeks, sorting out the many errors that some amateurs have created, (all because they chose to try and save money). Anyway, the grounds of the ...
Advantages: Small, lightweight, easy to use. Disadvantages: Uses 3 AAA batteries per radio, instead of a rechargable 'battery pack'.
...WARNING! -- LONG REVIEW!! -- YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!!!
~ Alternative title (that I wanted to use) ~
Motorola (from the makers of the V3 RAZR mobile phone) T4502 (Tiny4502???) 8-channel (or 8-frequency) PMR (Professional / Personal Mobile Radio). [It's ...
Advantages: No Call Charges, Call signal, Scan function Disadvantages: Price
I have become so reliant on mobile phones over the last few years that the thought of going somewhere without coverage almost starts a panic. But there is a solution. Over the last few years personal radios, more commonly known as "walkie-talkies", ha ...
Advantages: QUITE LIGHT, ERGONOMICALY SHAPED, LONG RUNNING TIME Disadvantages: HUGE ARIEL THEREFORE BULKY
My family and I bought about 6 of these "radios" while we were skiing on holiday in Boston, America, and some of us wanted to go off and have a bit more freedom. We had seen other people using contraptions not unlike the ones e bought and thought they loo ...