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Can someone advise on which walkie-talkie I need?
I know very little about walkie-talkies, but it must be a two-way. I will be using it at either 81.575 MHz FM or 169.3375 MHz FM, so it must be able to receive both of these frequencies. Ideally I would like one that has an LCD screen for displaying the frequency, so I don't need to play around with the frequency-knob until I find it.
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- misskitti7®Lv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
i sent you a link below, i am a UK girl but like the American muscle when it comes to my radio equipment,
i always go for Cobra.
i do a lot a DXing around the world from my home , have 4 hand sets and one in my truck.I do a bit of off roading in my truck and with the hills and mountains i want power and something that will not let me down.
All my gear i got off ebay online rather then pay top price new got a lotta good stuff at a very good price.
hope you fine the sets your after
regards x kitti x
Source(s): http://radioproshop.com/cobra/cobra.htm - Anonymous1 decade ago
Neither of those frequencies are available to you to use on those frequencies. One is on the VHF television band , and the other is in the commercial vhf band. None are open to the general public.
- 1 decade ago
you can not it would be illigal to do so without a licence,which i doubt you have for those freq if you live in uk look in yellow pages under radio communication there should be two way radio companys there give them a ring and ask them for help and advice
