this works with gmrs/frs hand held radios?
808758
Yes, that's what I use it for. You need to program in the FRS/GMRS frequencies but it works great.
808759
The radio does work on GMRS and FRS frequencies. However, It is illegal to use the radio on those frequencies.
808760
Yes on GMRS with a License, and Not at all on FRS. Visit the FCC page to read into the rules of Part 95. GMRS rules simplified:https://www.fcc.gov/encyclopedia/general-mobile-radio-service-gmrs Part 95http://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/retrieveECFR?gp=&SID;=24bcc55fe030ff8104422371157e1825&mc=true&n;=pt47.5.95&r;=PART&ty;=HTML
808761
I am a ham and to tell you the truth i have not tried to transmit out side the ham band with the radio, sorry i could not be more help.
808762
Absolutely. But the power output is too high for legal use on the dedicated FRS frequencies.
808763
The answer comes in two parts. Physically, this radio can be programmed for FRS and GMRS frequencies as they fall in the 462-467 mhz range. The radio, however, is not FCC Type Accepted for these bands, however, so transmitting on FRS or GMRS would be illegal in the U.S. Also, the radio has a removable antenna and its minimum power violate the rules for FRS.
808764
No. This radio is designed as a ham radio transceiver. You need a license to operate this radio legally with the exception of just listening.Steve W6SDM
11640
No. It only works in the vehicles listed. You could use something like the PXDP PXHGM4 or PXDP PXHGM2, both sold by us (ReplacementRadios.) But it does not have all the features. Nothing does. Those older radios simply weren't capable of text and advanced controls.
272658
I'd be careful about answering whether it works "well" with any radio. My experience using it with a Midland GTX5000 was that it did work but 'd rate it as marginal. Receiving volume is not as loud as it should be regardless of where the radio volume control is set. If there is background noise it is hard to hear - just my opinion. I have used other radios with hand mics and have had excellent reception. This remote mic may be very specific to the radio it works best with. I can't say which radio that is. I would not buy one again without knowing which radio it is designed for. All 2 pin hand mics are not equal.
417986
No. This radio transmits in the 70cm and 2m bands, which are restricted to licensed amateur use. It does not include the GMRS allocation. It will receive on those frequencies, however.
855044
I can't answer definitively, but from what I've seen this will work with any radio that it has the correct cable for, as long as that radio is made to be able to fly a buddy box off of that same port.
188812
If your Ham Radio has a 3.5MM External Speaker Jack than it will. The 3.5MM PLUG is clearly stated in the description.
1055760
I bought the Midland GXT1000VP4 36-Mile 50-Channel FRS/GMRS Two-Way Radio and it works perfectly. I think just about any Midland radio will work with the base unit.
2282311
I,ve had mine for a while and is very good with some radios. I have an older Sony table model and it works great with it, not so well with modern cheap radios, AM receivers have gotten very poor in the last many years. I just set it on top of the radio and turn it and the antenna dial via inductive coupling, works pretty well. Has a "mini-phono plug" on antenna if your radio has AM connectors, this is for AM only.
996893
There's a small, 2 letter code in the lower right hand corner of the radio on the face. Call them and they will let you know if it will work.
1863605
don't know the answer to that, however--look to see if there are 4 small holes around the radio knobs. it should work if the holes are visible
2263665
Wow, people voting on answers should be ashamed of themselves! The answer to your question traviswclark is ABSOLUTELY NOT LEGALLLY! These are not FCC certified, and cannot be legally used even with a GMRS license. They would have to be completely reprogrammed even to be on GMRS channels. Unless you have a HAM Radio Operator's license from the FCC, do not waste your money on these, and risk $10,000 fines. Buy a legal FRS radio, and stay on the FRS channels unless you get a GMRS license.
1258477
Not really sure. The metal points on the kit line up with the metal pads on the walkie talkie. I guess if your radios are configured that way it might work. I would be uneasy buying them with the little info I've given
2172294
I assume you mean handheld walkies, your walkie has to be designed to work on CB frequencies. The cheap handhelds found in most stores almost always work on FRS frequencies.
1178151
Yes, garmin used gmrs and frs channels. But on the baofeng you will have to program them in, either on chirp or manually, both are pretty easy. You can look up the numerical freqs online for specifics.
1075209
I have model MT351R FRS/GMRS radios, therefore I do not know if the charger station will work on the model MT352TPR radios.
622277
If your radio has a cradle, look on the back. If there are 4 mounting screw holes then yes, it should work. If not Amazon is great for getting a refund on the item.
2150992
If you download free software and have the correct programing cable, you can "unlock" the radio to work up to about 150mh. GMRS requires a license in most cases, but that is up to you. FRS does not require a license, unless the laws have been recently changed. This is a good radio, well worth the money.