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Motorola Talkabout MC220R 16-Mile 22-Channel FRS/GMRS Two-Way Radio (Pair)
(Electronics) Motorola
22 channels, each with 38 privacy codes for 836 combinations
5 call tones
Includes 2 radios, 2 belt clips, dual charger, charging adapter and 2 (3 x AA) NiMH rechargeable battery packs, and user's guide
Quiet Talk interruption feature
Up to a 16-mile range
Price:
$44.99
$38.43
Customer Reviews:
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Good Quality, Reasonable Price, Nice Feature Set
These 2 way radios work great over a 1/2 mile radius (our most commonly used range). Apart from the initial 16 hour charge, they work right out of the box (actually one of those pesky clamshells you have to cut open) without having to read the instructions. Each unit comes with a rechargeable... -
Great product!
Exactly what I wanted... I only use these on occasion for car drives where I need to keep a bunch of people gathered and organized en route to another place or just for a drive. The range on these is awesome and the whole time I had to communicate with the other walkie talkie from this set I...
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My mom and I were in charge of buying a Christmas gift for a boy in a childrens home. We know nothing about him other than the fact that he is 16 years of age. She went and bought walkie talkies, is that alright?
If you kept the receipt you might want to return it. Walkie talkies are mostly for children under age 12.
16 year old boys like hoodie jackets, sports equipment footballs,basketballs,soccer balls etc..,
they love music and video games and even DVD's.
So today I was once again bored and decided to do some electronics mods. I took a set of $5 childrens walkie talkies and modded them to work as a ...
A review of some children's walkie talkies as seen on www.toysforjunior.com
Kids everywhere are taking charge. Of their toys at least. And if you don't have an Energizer Smart Charger yet, get ready to hear about it ...
im at work and im workin with my mate we work in a hospital but we r so bored we r playin with walkie talkies and on here lol wat can we do we work on a childrens ward so u can tell wat kind of crazy people we r
Well maybe since you are at work you could consider "WORKING"!! Why don't you try getting the children involved in a game. Memory games are good. You can either play "Chinese Telephone" where one person starts a message and then tells another and another
Watch Band Width: 2cm / 0.8"; Watch Case Dia.: 4.9cm / 1.9"
Material: Plastic, Metal
Antenna Max. Length: 13.2cm / 5.2"; Total Size: 23 x 4.9cm / 9" x 1.9" (L*D)
Fit for: Children Above 3 Years Old
Power: 4 x LR44 Batteries (Not Included)
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With the Ring of a Bell, It's Back to School
Norcross Elementary School was buzzing this morning, as administrators flitted between groups of teachers, walkie-talkies crackling, and students filed in with wide-eyed anticipation.
“Everybody’s very excited,” said Norcross Elementary Principal Dora Hill. “The parents were here bright and early!” Hill said that overspill from registration meant that many families showed up this morning as early as 7 a.m., with freshly clothed kids in tow, hoping to iron out the details on the first day.
Mayra Zuniga was one of those parents—and she needed one more piece of paperwork, so she’d have to come back the next day. She said the extra day of anticipation would be tough for her new kindergartener. “He was so excited,” she said. “He really wanted to come.” She said she wondered if a meltdown would happen on the big day, but he had been doing just fine.
Principal Hill said that the final registration numbers are not in, but that she expects that they are either “on the mark” or slightly more than expected after Thursday’s registration and the morning rush.
HeyTell: The Next Generation of Walkie-Talkies For Cool Kids ...
Hey! It is time to HeyTellAfter downloading the application, you are prompted to choose your own contact list. Easy enough, right? Well, I was not in my contact list clean (weird) so I had to go ahead and add myself.
Then choose your victim, er ... a friend in your contact list or by typing into the search box or open your address book. After selecting the contact, an invitation to join your network HeyTell will open in a messaging interface.When they accept, HeyTell automatically added to your "friends" tab in your contact list, making it very easy to determine who is available to discuss.
HeyTell design is very user friendly, with its large, orange "Hold and Speak" button taking up the bottom quarter of the screen. The app is smooth, uncluttered, allowing the user to get down to business without agitated with settings.
The center "Recent conversations" message reads like a classic voice mailbox with the date / time as the sender or the recipient's name and an indicator of the disclosure to open a screen showing all conversations with the individual particular, which are recorded and can be played offline....
HeyTell: The Next Generation of Walkie-Talkies For Cool Kids ...
Remember the days before cell phones when you called your best friend, who also happened to be your next-door neighbor, on a good old fashioned Walkie-Talkie? The only thing that stood in your way in planning to take over the neighborhood playground for an all-out water balloon war was battery life (nothing has changed there) and interference (reception still sucks, thanks AT&T).
The nice folks over at HeyTell took all the great things about Walkie-Talkies and turned them into a rather useful app for those of us wishing for simpler times. With HeyTell, you don’t have to waste five minutes trying to find that perfect spot in your house where your call won’t drop. Instead, record a message, and send it. Essentially, HeyTell offers instant voice messaging at its finest. Find out more after the jump.
Hey! It’s Time to HeyTellAfter downloading the app, you are asked to select yourself from your contact list. Easy enough, right? Well, I wasn’t in my own contact list (weird) so I had to go ahead and add myself.
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