October 3, 2008

do walkie talkies (2 way radios) work in countries other then the U.S?

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aamer_84 asked:


good to know that mr norman smart a$$.
and the reason for my question is that countires have diff frequencies just like u don tknow about MW and SW that exists in asia and Middleeast. You are just happy with AM and FM
thank you EVERYONE

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Comments on do walkie talkies (2 way radios) work in countries other then the U.S? »

October 5, 2008

vinnyvino @ 6:26 am

Yes if they are FRS (family radio service) than they use their own frequencies and can be used anywhere (including the north pole!)

October 6, 2008

rives @ 9:39 pm

ya just have to be in the distance required for it to work

October 9, 2008

vivienne_kt @ 1:10 pm

In most countries yes as long as you have the right frequency.

October 11, 2008

norman @ 7:46 pm

what a silly question of course they do,do you relly think the us is somehow different or special to the rest of the world,if you do i have one thing to say STOP DREAMING

October 15, 2008

exiled114 @ 12:04 am

Yes, you don’t need a service provider for walkie talkies. It transmits a signal and receives them, as long as they are on the same channel.

October 20, 2008

Tobers @ 3:14 am

Yes they will, however one thing that you will want to check is if the frequencies that the 2 ways run on is allowed in a particular country. Some countries will make it illegal to run products on certain radio frequencies since that they probably run state use products on those frequencies. I would recommend that you contact a tourism department and try to find out what, if any, frequencies are banned.

October 22, 2008

B R @ 1:13 pm

Yes they will work, but like said you need to know the countries regulations on freqs.

So do you mean MW as in Microwave, and SW as in Shortwave these are frequency ranges and are not modulation types as FM and AM are. Just curious if you can expound on what you mean.

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