I am going on a one week cruise will I be able to communicate on board with this product
1020618
They work great however we used at a resort with little interference. You may want to invest in a unit with a higher range to be able to communicate through the steel in the ship.
1020619
yes, you will. That is what I bought them for. Bring extra batteries or rechargeable batteries. The batteries don't last and you will pay an arm and a leg for them on the ship
1020620
The range says 16 miles and I've only tested it up to a couple miles and reception has been good. I'm not sure how it would work on a ship but I would think the range would be sufficient.
1470790
Technically, you need to get permission from a vessels captain to use any radio equipment at sea. Practically, I don't think you will have any problems using this while in or near a port and that is the only time you will be able to reach a shore based repeater. You are an FCC licensed amateur radio operator aren't you? If not, than this is not the right radio for you. Look for a FRS or MURS radio instead.
109939
Yes 4 will work with the same codes and they work well on a cruise ship although you will hear other people sometimes.
800001
My guess is it would work. I would be very cautious about buying this product. Mine quit working after a couple months.. I could never reach customer support by telephone. I would recommend the Garmin Glo over this product. I would also plan on having some form of back up navigation if you are going to sea with it. I fly and have found out you can never count on these portable gps units. Sometimes they work but often they do not.
1230116
Until u put a SIMM card in it for the cellular all u can use is the wifi - I would think as long as your nautical gps works on wi fi u won't need the cellular servic
1246229
They would be good for anyone who wants to be able to communicate with their passenger or with another rider.
426557
Go to there corp site and call tech support. The product is awesome to travel with. I have 2 of them that have gone all over the world with me...take them to Asia for 3 weeks in Jan. I have had a great conversation with the president of the company several years ago when he called to make sure I got what I needed from support.
1663183
Idk but as long as there is a usb available you should be able to. I would call to make sure that it is not on some "list" of things you can't have on a plane.
221635
No I don't think so. you would need the nt1vp to talk to the coast guard and lifeguard stations. http://www.amazon.com/Midland-NT1VP-Nautico-88-Channel-Water-Resistant/dp/B0007TJ9SI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1397064549&sr=8-1&keywords=NT1VP
98078
I am unable to answer that question as we purchased them for a cruise and they did not work for us and I returned them.
2157445
if you can hear it you can communicate with it on this radio. Be careful it may be illegal to transmit there. Jim
1193834
As long as you have the hologram it should be good. PADI requires the hologram with your application. It worked perfect for me. Got my DM this summer with this crewpack. Good luck. Tough course, which is good.
564435
Nope. In fact, it comes with a USB dongle that you may use with it- or you can use the headset with on-board sound.
1741421
Yes, i'm a crew member of cruise line and always around the world so i tried 3 country with different sim card, and then they worked
728852
I am unable to answer that question at this moment as it is set on our boat and I have not been to her in a few days. Perhaps if I make it there over the weekend I can reply to you.
527684
On our cruise there were 3 different types of radios. My motorola another set of motorolas 35mile range and uniden. With chanel and privacy code same we worked together. Simply, yes it will work
1631694
Technically yes....but these radios are not FCC certified for use on the Maritime service. The only legal way to use them is to have a Ham radio license and to use them on Ham frequencies.