Argos walkie talkies. What ones.
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Im gonna buy an propa one out of Maplins mate, im no good at listening to things like that anyway so i miss all the banter all the time.
No offence to Argos walkie talkie users
No offence to Argos walkie talkie users
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Originally Posted by simon57
What walkie talkies does everybody use. mostly all esc.
i know there from argos??
i know there from argos??
Binatone MR600 2-Way Radio - Twin Pack
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Originally Posted by simon57
What walkie talkies does everybody use. mostly all esc.
i know there from argos??
i know there from argos??
If you can wait till september I'll bring you some 12 mile range jobbies from Florida. cost £50 to you
can get lesser range for cheaper if you want.
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Originally Posted by cookstar
Im gonna buy an propa one out of Maplins mate, im no good at listening to things like that anyway so i miss all the banter all the time.
No offence to Argos walkie talkie users
No offence to Argos walkie talkie users
If you get a Maplins propa one make sure it's got the same frequencies as the ESC Argos cheapy ones.
Otherwise you will only have yourself to talk to.And when we say we are stopping for fuel you won't know
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Originally Posted by jods
Don't buy that crap.
If you can wait till september I'll bring you some 12 mile range jobbies from Florida. cost £50 to you
can get lesser range for cheaper if you want.
If you can wait till september I'll bring you some 12 mile range jobbies from Florida. cost £50 to you
can get lesser range for cheaper if you want.
Or is that your master plan.
Group buy on illegal radios anyone?
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Originally Posted by FLAT ERIC
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If you get a Maplins propa one make sure it's got the same frequencies as the ESC Argos cheapy ones.
Otherwise you will only have yourself to talk to.And when we say we are stopping for fuel you won't know
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If you get a Maplins propa one make sure it's got the same frequencies as the ESC Argos cheapy ones.
Otherwise you will only have yourself to talk to.And when we say we are stopping for fuel you won't know
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The US units operate on these frequencies
Channels 22 channels (462.5500 MHz - 467.7125 MHz)
http://www.cobra.com/index.php?page=...ac53b542eab671
Channels 22 channels (462.5500 MHz - 467.7125 MHz)
http://www.cobra.com/index.php?page=...ac53b542eab671
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I bought some in the US - I think 5 mile range. The only thing is they operate on the coastguard band here, but as I'm in the midlands I doubt it will be a problem
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Originally Posted by simon57
cheers for your replys.
Only wanted it for fuel stops and covoys. given esc,s are always so damm long.
Dont think ill go for the dear ones. unless i get called up..
Only wanted it for fuel stops and covoys. given esc,s are always so damm long.
Dont think ill go for the dear ones. unless i get called up..
If you intend to mainly use them to communicate with the keeper of the other handset, then I would go for the ones with lots and lots of channels. This will hopefully stop you having to listen to the ESC all day long :P
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Originally Posted by jods
The US units operate on these frequencies
Channels 22 channels (462.5500 MHz - 467.7125 MHz)
http://www.cobra.com/index.php?page=...ac53b542eab671
Channels 22 channels (462.5500 MHz - 467.7125 MHz)
http://www.cobra.com/index.php?page=...ac53b542eab671
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Originally Posted by blueyzfr1
40channel Hand held CB radios are what you need...
Cheap on ebay.
R.
Cheap on ebay.
R.
i just came back from florida with a set of audiovox 6 milers .they seem to have a range of a mile, in built up areas anyway. but they are fun.I WISH I HAD BOUGHT THE 12 MILE RANGE ONE I SAW NOW.might go to maplins for a nosey tomorrow.
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i got the smallest hands free kit in the world from over there .which tunes in through the your car radio speakers automaticly when this device is within 3feet of your car stereo .its 3/4 the size of a matchbox and is a attached to the hearing area of your phone the clarity is unreal.the better your speakers you get a crisper sound all for £8.50 .this one tunes into 106.4 fm .its unreal how it works.
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Originally Posted by PH0ENIX64
You guys not got Mobiles?
Of coures a good hands free kit it recomended.
Failing that, get the passenger to answer?
Of coures a good hands free kit it recomended.
Failing that, get the passenger to answer?
you can talk $hit for an entire trip without spending a penny (!), and have multiple people involved in a conversation; basically cheap. juvenile fun
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Originally Posted by trails
you can talk $hit for an entire trip without spending a penny (!), and have multiple people involved in a conversation; basically cheap. juvenile fun
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Originally Posted by PH0ENIX64
You guys not got Mobiles?
Of coures a good hands free kit it recomended.
Failing that, get the passenger to answer?
Of coures a good hands free kit it recomended.
Failing that, get the passenger to answer?
I have to ring 20 numbers & repeat the same message 20 times.
Unless I could get them all on "conference call".
Moby is ok for one to one,not so good for one to twenty.
ESC convoys always go "large".
Also I think everyone has missed the point of the original question.Simon wanted to know what we are using already so he can buy compatable gear.He doesn't need to know that you can get stuff that has a ten billion mile signal radius & will knock out every emergency service radio within the county.Reminds me of the AM days.I'm going all misty eyed now.
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