Can this set of radios talk to other radios on the same channel? Could it work with different models? Or different radios from different brands?
289117
Yes. The radio channels are a standard. Some of the "sub" channels may be unique, but there will be a way to find a common channel with other 42 or 22 channel radios.
289118
I've bought 3 sets of these and really like them. They are compatible with most other brands and/or models to communicate between them. One of my friends has a brand that wont communicate with it, but all the rest I've dealt with do so very well.
289119
Sorry, I'm not sure, although I believe each set may be tuned to a slightly different frequency.
289120
I bought 4 pairs of these to augment the range of the Motorola radios I already owned for use at outdoor events. They all talk to each other, based on the big and small channel numbers, and in fact I learned about the Midlands when someone used their Midland to talk to my Motorolas but I didn't have the signal strength for them to hear my replies. Now I use the Midlands for posts further away and the Motorolas for nearby posts as well as for backups/extras around the event organizer's base.
778013
It should be able to communicate with your old radio, if you are on the same channel/frequency, example is we hear others talking on other channels don't quote me on this but you might want to google search your midland radio and see if it is able to.
1227834
Each unit has a "channel" number associated with it. I have two different channel units and there's no cross talk. Not sure how many different channels there are or how you ensure you get same/different units.
2146752
Yes, even if you get it from different companies like Uniden, Motorola, etc..., they all work if you use the same channel.
665558
It can connect to all the FM radio channels. The channel must be empty though so all you here is static on the channel. Then you can set the transmitter to that channel and use it.
1922208
Yes, you can communicate with as many in your party as you like by simply choosing the same channel on all radios. You can also divide your party into different groups with each group sharing a different channel (such as for games like paint ball, hide-and-seek, etc.). Everyone on the same channel can hear and talk to everyone else on that channel. For example: If you talk on channel 1, everyone on channel 1 will be able to hear you simultaneously and vice versa.
401297
I'm not really sure on this...but there are "DIP" switches for channels...this might be able to hook up if all the receivers are set to the same channel. You should probably contact Sunnybell, the mfgr. to get a positive answer.
951932
All Motorola FRS/GMRS radios are compatible with each other in simplex mode, which is the standard mode for these radios. You can add an unlimited number of radios to your group and just set them all on the same channel with the same squelch code. I usually carry a larger radio like this MR355R and my wife likes the smaller MH230. We can chat without any problems.
459762
You should not have this problem. Each radio binds to each model with a unique code to avoid this very problem. Are you experiencing some kind of interference between two radios/models? If so, try re-doing the "bind" process on one or both radio/model pairs.
215943
Comes wtih 2 radios and if you purchase 4 they can all be on the same channel
1367774
As long you are using the same band and same type of radio you should be able to communicate with others regardless of the quantity or the brand of the radios. If you use the Privacy Code feature that some radios have then all the users in your group must have the same code set on their radios to be able to communicate with each other.
1705482
Unfortunately No... Motorola will not let you mix and match the radios series. You can do 3 CLP1010's and 3 CLP1040's or 3 CLS1110's and 3 CLS1410's. I hope this helps. David Two Way Radio Gear, Inc.
2215371
Its made for different radios if you go to the site there is a list of models just find yours.
594708
I do not know for certain, but I would tend to doubt it - if all the transmitters were within range of either/both receivers. There is no option to select a channel, and I assume they all work on the same frequency (but I've been wrong before). I think a call to mfr is wise.
307295
Yup! You just have to set them all to the same channels. (The guide book that comes along will show you)
309685
yes, We have 8 of them and if they are all tuned to the same channel, they all will hear. Even other brands work on the same channel.
723046
Of course. The antenna doesn't care which radio it's connected to. An antenna is designed and built to resonate to particular radio frequencies. This is a CB antenna.