Walky Talkies for trails?

[SunTzuNephew]

.

Also try Fry's.....

Yes! And get the kind of batteries that can recharge. And bring the recharger, the kind that can plug into your cig lighter....and you are set!


Study up on.....

Battery Chargers.....





.

Excessive complications for the purpose of the test determining the suitability of FRS radios for the communications requirements specified.

If FRS radios are found to be suitable, phase IIa is recommended to include acquisition of rechargeable power cells, belt cases, and other accoutrement'.

Phase IIb will be published at a later date pending analysis of phase I and IIa data.

 

[Scenic WonderRunner]

.....LOL

I'm So Over Phase I......!:sombrero:

Phase I is So Tiresome....and such a time delay!....:elkgrin:



.

 

[Lynn]

Go to Costco, Bestbuy, Target, Sears or any other emporium of your choice.

Purchase a sufficient number of Motorola FRS radios to test (probably at least two). Don't forget some AA batteries.

Test.

Let us know how they work for you. If needed, we will be glad to tell you what to do next

Thanks for bringing us back down, and for...

Excessive complications for the purpose of the test determining the suitability of FRS radios for the communications requirements specified.

If FRS radios are found to be suitable, phase IIa is recommended to include acquisition of rechargeable power cells, belt cases, and other accoutrement'.

Phase IIb will be published at a later date pending analysis of phase I and IIa data.

... simplifying?

 

[SunTzuNephew]

Thanks for bringing us back down, and for...



... simplifying?

Some people want the short version, some want the long. Kind of a Mounds/Almond Joy situation.

The FRS radios are about $20 each. Buy a couple (they're REALLY handy for all sorts of things, imho) and try them. If they work, then worry about the things that make them better - rechargeable batteries (eneloops), charger, belt case, undercover microphone, etc... If they don't meet the original stated requirements (use on the trail) then maybe you don't need all that other stuff....but the FRS radios are still handy, imho.