If I purchase 2 sets, can all 4 radios communicate with each other?
307295
Yup! You just have to set them all to the same channels. (The guide book that comes along will show you)
307296
Yes, which is part of the problem. There is no limit. You can be competing with many other people in the vicinity for the same frequency. Fortunately, the low power limits the competition and interference.
307297
Absolutely, my buddy bought a pair and we use all four every time we go camping.
307298
Yes, we have many radios set to the same channel even from differant manufactures.
307299
Yes...... all the "channels" are set by FCC... the "PL codes" can vary by manufacture... (If I remember correctly, if the PL code is set, they wont talk with a Motorola).... Note: Only "prob" with these guys seems to be the volume knob (dont drop it on the knob :)... No parts available, you just have to toss it...
1922207
No, it cannot. The walkie talkie has many channels; but if you mean 6pcs of walkie talkie, yes it can communicate between those talkies.
309686
yes you can as long as you put them on the same channel I have 4 of them and they work great together
1617101
Yes, they will work together. You can set by pressing the same alphabet of the receiving button on the receivers, and transmitting button on the transmitter. Then you can test them by pressing the test button on the transmitter.
1177958
You can set the frequency to be the same on the 4 radios. The list of possible frequencies is set and is the same for all radios in the FRS/GMRS class.
746398
It is fine to have them all in the same frequency band. I have 4 running in the same band with no issues.
1457129
Yes, if you set them all to the same channel, you can call them all at once. That is how we have it set up as it's easier to manage with our small children instead of remembering to always change back the channel. I find this easier on everyone, and it works if you aren't sure where someone is--all stations are called at once.
1687345
That's kind of a vague question, but I'll answer the best I can. There are four dip switches under the battery covers that allow you to switch between 16 different channels the units use to communicate. If all four switched are off, that's channel one. 1 on, 2,3,4 off, that's channel two. And so on and so on. As long as each transceiver has the exact same dip switch setting, they'll communicate just fine. Does that answer your question?
1412148
My guess would be yes as long as they are set in the same channel and frequencies. I do recommend check the limit number of units could work together. I am sure 6 would not be an issue.
1125285
Yes, as a matter of fact I have 2 Motorola radios and I can use all of them on the same frequency.
1182351
No you don't need to program them. They have different channels and as long as you have them both on the same one, you can communicate.
2154960
I don't believe so, each transmitter has an a and b output. But I think the frequency for each output would be the same for each transmitter.
1798476
No, manufacturer states that the 8 channel frequencies are fixed, thus transmitters for channel 1 are all the same, 2 all the same, etc. You would need 2 different frequencies available for use with each channel, which this system was not designed to support.
949174
No. You can not hear both channels at the same time. Not sure about 4 channels.
531111
The answer is a little complicated. In short they will communicate with radios on the same freq as they are, but, finding another set of radios with the same freq may be difficult. We had several other radios when we purchased these 4 and none of our older radios would communicate with the new Rino's but, they were older and on different frequencies. We have had these now for a couple of years and have only had what I would call sucessful pairing of radios with Rino's of the same brand. None of the "other" radios communicated with the Rino without some level of static or choppyness. I hope this helps. The answer is a little complicated. In short they will communicate with radios on the same freq as they are, but, finding another set of radios with the same freq may be difficult. We had several other radios when we purchased these 4 and none of our older radios would communicate with the new Rino's but, they were older and on different frequencies. We have had these now for a couple of years and have only had what I would call sucessful pairing of radios with Rino's of the same brand. None of the "other" radios communicated with the Rino without some level of static or... » Read More The answer is a little complicated. In short they will communicate with radios on the same freq as they are, but, finding another set of radios with the same freq may be difficult. We had several other radios when we purchased these 4 and none of our older radios would communicate with the new Rino's but, they were older and on different frequencies. We have had these now for a couple of years and have only had what I would call sucessful pairing of radios with Rino's of the same brand. None of the "other" radios communicated with the Rino without some level of static or choppyness. I hope this helps. « Show Less
357101
I doubt they would all be in the same frequency for 1 button to access all.. as well doubt someone try it.. you would have to buy 2 sets and see if it will work.. but I can say the sounds are very loud so you will hear them from a distance..
2146753
Yes. Set all radios on the same channel. For more privacy groups can be set up as well individual unit codes.