what frequency option is the best ( H8, J10, K12, or M15 )? and are they different sizes?
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The frequency only makes a difference if you plan to use this in tandem with another system. For me I chose the frequency that my club used but as a stand alone it doesn't matter. They are all the same size. The headset is a little flimsy but I have had no issues with it and it works perfectly...A very sound investment for me.
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My experience with cheap digital radios (and this is not an expensive such) is that they're often about 0.1 MHz off in one direction or another, so (to use your example) 92.3 or 92.1 would probably serve to get 92.2 unless there were another station very close to the better choice. And, for what it's worth, the Grundig/Eton digital radio I've bought had the 0.1MHz mesh you appear to want, though this is far from a guaranty. I'm sorry I can't be of more assistance.
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We purchased all four at the same time so the family could race them together, in the same room. The frequencies being different was a huge selling feature for us. Note that on another question the seller said he only had two frequencies available. On mine, all four had different frequencies (one for each color offered): 40, 49, 27, 35
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Mine are also 27 MHz and 40 MHz. The Abrams is the 27 MHz. I have read that 4 can play but I don't know how you can order different frequencies? We play the two and are still having fun. Maybe AMAZON can explain how you order two more tanks with different frequencies and I might get two more. Bill
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US version with a reduced range of frequencies compared to the international version
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Its better because of the radio and the I think the range of the intercom. But if you dont need a radio the smh5 or 10 fills the lack
1470165
Not easily. There are at least four different frequencies used. You would have to get four of the same frequency. This is not practical as they are not marked as to frequency used.
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Well I have the XS and I love them , from what I can tell is that the M-80's have a few more flavors but when it comes to sound and construction the XS are the way to go. The XS are tested up to Military specs and the dynamic range on the XS seems to be better. I have mine hooked up to either my HTC ONE phone or even better at home I have a Bravo Audio tube headphone amp and the XS are just unbelievable , But they are virtually the same . Same 40 mm driver another huge factor for me is that I can fold these us and the case is awesomely perfect!!! Basically what IO have found is that unless you want spend a lot more money The V-MODA xs ARE BETTER THAN THE M80'S IN MANY CATEGORIES THEY ARE THE BEST FOR YOUR MONEY , UNLESS YOU CAN AFFORD THE 100'S ., AND THAT IS A TOTALLY DIFFERENT TOPIC . Sorry bout the stupid caps , I can safely say ( This is the only time I have ever plugged for any company but these things are great plus you can switch either side for your cable and you can also run another pair of head phones from the empty port on whatever side doesn't connect to the music obviously . They are all nice obviously but the two best are the XS and then of course the 100s . hope this helped you bud , if you have any other questions feel free .EZ be brother I was just looking at a few more differences the XS are totally the way to go !!!
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Most likley No. They are different brands. Probably different frequencies as well.
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I had actually emailed polk tech support to ask that question before buying. They indicated that the MC80 was the better product line and used higher quality materials. I haven't personally listened to the RC80i and then the MC80 directly so I can't say exactly what the difference in quality of components means in terms of the sound - the MC80 sounds very lifelike with voice reproduction and i would guess it is slightly better than the RC80i.
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The frequencies can be set in frequency steps of 2.5, 5, 6.25, 10, 12.5, 20, and 25 kHz in the range from 136-174 MHz and 400-520 MHz.
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Honestly I don't like handhelds after trying. Yaesuis the easiest cause there is a good program for setting frequencies. I just preferred a one or two band model for simplicity . Good luck
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I use the E-12 with this without exception. The Mont Blanc gives the sound an added boost both in volume and depth of sound. While the X3 has 550 mW and sound great as a stand alone, the E-12 has 850 mW so you are much farther away from clipping.
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You just have to make sure they aren't on the same frequency. You have four frequencies to choose from.
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I don't have the BF-F8+ yet, but I'm using the Baofeng UV-5R+ (prior model) for 2m 1200AFSK packet operation with a Kantronics tnc. The Baofeng ht + Kantronics tnc combination works better for me then another radio with internal tnc.
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Yes absolutely, doesn't matter. You can use a Rokit 8 G2 with an 12" JBL if you really wanted to. Only difference would be the frequency ranges and generally the sound. I doubt you will notice much of a difference between the G2 and the G3 quality wise. The G3 will most likely be the loudest and have the better frequency range but has no impact on being able to use them together.
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I switched quickly to the PLT_M50, which does not have the problems I described in the M20 and I have small ears :)