walkie talkie

• SoulFire21

  14 Dec 06, 00:27

  hmmmm...
  so far whats the longest range walkie talkie that we can buy?
• iwillsurvive

  14 Dec 06, 00:28

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• TYING

  14 Dec 06, 00:28

  brand ar?
  
  Use motorola one. Very good. All around singapore can receive.
• SoulFire21

  14 Dec 06, 00:29

  Originally posted by TYING:

  brand ar?
  
  Use motorola one. Very good. All around singapore can receive.

  it range so far?
  how much is it?
• ditzy

  14 Dec 06, 08:22

  Originally posted by SoulFire21:

  it range so far?
  how much is it?

  That one is under grid, monthly subscription, like handphone, but walkie talkie PTT functions. Check out motorola's website. So far I only checked out sanden walkie talkies, battery operated, for consumers, 4 clicks range. Personally I find battery operated PTTs very chor on the pocket.
• dragg

  14 Dec 06, 08:29

  Originally posted by TYING:

  brand ar?
  
  Use motorola one. Very good. All around singapore can receive.

  i saw people using it frequently at coffeeshops.
  
  
• ditzy

  14 Dec 06, 08:34

  Originally posted by dragg:

  i saw people using it frequently at coffeeshops.
  
  

  For people like me, need to find out where aircon spoil and need to fix asap.
• mr_sotong

  14 Dec 06, 08:41

  foxtrot lima to all station pls do your comms check now..
  
  
• MyPillowTalks

  14 Dec 06, 09:00

  my nokia 6020 have the PUsh to talk function, oso can be used as walkie talkie as wad the manual said so, but i canot use it cos they say must subscribe
• ShrodingersCat

  14 Dec 06, 09:02

  i just got Motorola Walkie Talkie for my dad's birthday.
  
  Not so cumbersome cos now they got earpiece ma
  
  its 5 km line of sight range
  
  I think more than that is illegal for use in SIngapore?
• ditzy

  14 Dec 06, 09:04

  Originally posted by MyPillowTalks:

  my nokia 6020 have the PUsh to talk function, oso can be used as walkie talkie as wad the manual said so, but i canot use it cos they say must subscribe

  You don't have to listen to their subscription bu||sh|do of theirs. They don't offer PoC in singapore to begin with. Australia does though, in fact it comes inclusive of your monthly plan.
• TYING

  14 Dec 06, 09:20

  Originally posted by dragg:

  i saw people using it frequently at coffeeshops.
  
  

  yea, its the transport company or taxi driver use one.
  
  Then very clear.
• MyPillowTalks

  14 Dec 06, 09:28

  Originally posted by ditzy:

  You don't have to listen to their subscription bu||sh|do of theirs. They don't offer PoC in singapore to begin with. Australia does though, in fact it comes inclusive of your monthly plan.

  then do u have a CA 42 cable for me to connect my hp to the computer? the guy said for nokia 6020 must use CA42 cable. it cost $25
• ditzy

  14 Dec 06, 09:42

  Originally posted by MyPillowTalks:

  then do u have a CA 42 cable for me to connect my hp to the computer? the guy said for nokia 6020 must use CA42 cable. it cost $25

  I don't have. I only have 3 CA 53 cables, which came with all my phones.
• Y_Shun

  14 Dec 06, 11:02

  starhub got offer PTT ma...?