1/30/2012
Motorola TalkAbout FV300 10-Mile 22-Channel FRS/GMRS Two-Way Radio (Pair) Review
Average Reviews:
(More customer reviews)3.5 stars. I bought these walkies for use on a cruise. The walkies did the job on the ship and I was successfully able to communicate with my friends while on board. There was often static during the calls, and conversations greater than 5 words each way, were difficult to hear. We were able to communicate, because we kept our responses to 1 or 2 word answers. I was able to reach my friends anywhere on the ship, the Carnival Elation. Once I left the ship and went to Ensenada, Mexico, I was unable to reach anyone in my party. I got nowhere near the 5 mile range advertised.
Having never used a walkie before, I found the setup and use extremely user friendly. I did not have to replace the battery for the entire length of the cruise (4 days), and I used the walkie multiple times per day. I did turn it off after going to bed.
I purchased the pair from Radioshack for $20, and believe that for the money, you can't expect more than you get from this radio.
Summary:
Pros: low price, user friendly, lightweight, uses three AAA batteries
Cons: Quality of call, range is nowhere near 5 miles as advertised.
I would recommend this product to anyone who wants a cheap way to communicate with others, for short (no more than 5 words per response) conversations, within a 1 mile radius.
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The Motorola Talkabout FV300 has a range of up to 10 miles for indoor and outdoor communication. Itâs featherweight, compact design is ideal for campers and hikers, and its rugged structure can survive the toughest treatment. With 22 channels and the standard scan feature, this two way radio makes it easy to stay in tough while you are out and about. The FV300 also features an accessory connector, permitting use of an audio accessory headset for easy hands-free operation.
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