Would these work well on a cruise ship?
831201
I purchased them for the exact same reason. They did not work well at all on board the ship. In fact by one day our at sea, we stopped using them altogether.
109937
Worked fine on a cruise ship. Even used it with other family members who had Cobras but different models. Issue was with 9 yo who accidentally changed channels and didn't know how to get it back but minor inconvenience. Also, some rude people who were also on same frequency claiming that the channel in use "was theirs". Just change channels, there enough clear ones.
1994007
I think they would. They have a pretty secure fit, but I don't think they would survive. They have a fairly delicate construction.
670193
I am not sure about that. I use them for car and sea sickness. Sorry I couldn't help you.
1655244
Yes I would say so. I believe they could support that weight. They are strongly built. But the batteries are not user replaceable and I am not sure how long they will last. I have had some for over six months and only one has failed. The others last all night. I use them on my dock and sea wall. A little pricey if I do not get at least three years use.
1410169
I used these on a cruise. My boyfriend and I could hear other cruisers using similar devices talking to one another, as well as cruise staff employees using them for work. if we could hear them, I am sure they could hear us. So to answer your question; yes.
597573
I have them mounted in the cockpit of my sailboat . . . they play & sound well . . . consistent with their size , they don't have a heavy mid or low response . . . BUT , they do NOT "break up" when driven hard . . .
681982
We have a Port-a-boat, so I can't answer this for you. But they work great on our boat... :)
863354
Yes, these would work fine. We used these to move a heavy piano across a room with berber carpet.
1398623
I think they'd be great for an inflatable boat. I use mine on my kayak when I'm fishing.
421438
I'm sure they would work just fine. I would avoid letting them get wet. I'm sure the hot and the cold will effect the life of the speakers but for the cost you can't beat it.
1670592
They will not work in the skin of the ship as there's too much interference. They do work outside as they are line of sight walkie talkies.
1202716
Yes, the Cobra cxt145 is a good choice for use on a cruise ship. If there is only 2 of you, you don't need it because you'll be doing things together. But if you are more than one couple, get one radio per couple and you won't waste time looking for each other. The radios travel through several decks alright, but not 100% communication.
1771875
I think so. we took them to Costa Rica and they were great. If you want greater magnification, I would get scope with a mount but that would be a bit too bulky on a cruise so these binocs are the best alternative I think.
275524
We just set them to the same channel out of the box and they worked fine. We used them on a cruise (Holland America ms Noordam) and one of us would be in our cabin (8th deck, forward starboard, near elevators) and the other on Deck 1 at the excursion desk, and they worked fine - no interference. So, with all that metal between us, and no interference, I think they would work fine between two cars, especially in relative close proximity.
2133838
They are adequate for the boat or car. You will not be using these for your disco tho. For the price you really can not complain.
1981117
I would not put these or any conventional sub or soeaker on a boat. I would look into SpeakerCraft they make outstanding powerful speakers. Yes they will coast more but they make water proof and will last you years. Mount anything not rated for outdoor and you might get a year out of it.