which or what kind or brand of walkie talkies can i use without a lisence
940577
GMRS is regulated by the FCC, and needs a 5 year license. FRS does not. http://www.fcc.gov/encyclopedia/general-mobile-radio-service-gmrs
940578
You're talking about a Ham Radio license. These should be legal to operate without anything like that. As far as I know you only need a license from the FCC if you're transmitting more than 50 miles, and I would be shocked if these broke 10 miles. (I don't own them yet, but I plan on purchasing and operating them without a license)
1411085
Nope. They are wireless without a jack port. The headsets need batteries to work. The transmitter, however, can be used without batteries when plugged into the power supply.
1974052
I'm pretty sure this will work any place where the units do not receive heavy interferance. They don't rely on cell towers or FM/AM radio signals. They are standard walkie-talkies, a great upgrade from what many kids get as toys.
499552
You don't need a ham license for CB radios. Go with that. They carry pretty far & good for emergency help if you need it. -KD0ZYG
2200009
I'm not 100% certain but I'm fairly sure you don't need batteries. it is a landline that connects to the wall.
1822325
The headsets are included and they should be single prong 3.5mm. Each one has a clip for your jacket and a microphone for you to talk directly into without holding the walkie.
101752
Only to listen not to talk because it uses 2 cables, one to hear and the other to speak. They are very good for a computer. So for your need is better a handfree.
608341
I feel the electronics will work with 1 or 2 Phonak Hearing Aids, but 2 is better with or without their Phone. Of course, hold phone on the side of your one Aid. Do not forget, most Movie Theaters now have Closed Caption
135546
To the best of my knowledge, a license is not required to operate the walkie-talkies. T
1618031
Without a license and a call, I would never take a distress call seriously unless you could properly identify. Second, with VHF/UHF on a handheld, the range is going to be very limited and there probably would not be anyone within range to hear you anyway.
113984
No. I never found one yet to be off any use. Can't hear them and they can't hear you. So I've only relied on wired. However, I've been told the Jabra Wave might work.
1808432
This is for use inside of a motorcycle helmet, there are other versions which can be used without a helmet but I'm not sure this would satisfy your situation. There are other voice operated systems available that might make it easier to have a conversation in that manner.
937455
Yes, we only use them without headsets. The intennas need to be up to get better range.
223225
Yes, they are real walkie talkie. There are 13-19 channels on most of the wakies, and you do not have to program them at all. Just make sure they are charged and powered on and on the same channels and they should work. No licensing needing on these walkies.
223223
These are two-way radios and do not need to be programmed. You do not need a license to use these in the U.S.
1979080
These are great little walkie talkies and I would highly recommend them but that's a pretty long distance away. I don't know of anything that has that type of distance on it. There are cell services that offer walkie talkie type comunication that you can talk directly without ringing that are nice and even some walkie talkie apps for some of the phones that let you talk directly without ringing the phone just like a walkie talkie. With the apps you have to have it installed on both phones to work. I use one of these apps at home when I'm working to see when dinner is ready or if I'm needed for something they work pretty good. These are great little walkie talkies and I would highly recommend them but that's a pretty long distance away. I don't know of anything that has that type of distance on it. There are cell services that offer walkie talkie type comunication that you can talk directly without ringing that are nice and even some walkie talkie apps for some of the phones that let you talk directly without ringing the phone just like a walkie talkie. With the apps you have to have it installed on both phones to work. I use one of these apps at home when I'm working to see when dinner is ready or if I'm needed... » Read More These are great little walkie talkies and I would highly recommend them but that's a pretty long distance away. I don't know of anything that has that type of distance on it. There are cell services that offer walkie talkie type comunication that you can talk directly without ringing that are nice and even some walkie talkie apps for some of the phones that let you talk directly without ringing the phone just like a walkie talkie. With the apps you have to have it installed on both phones to work. I use one of these apps at home when I'm working to see when dinner is ready or if I'm needed for something they work pretty good. « Show Less
1270854
Yes you can. There's a small flap by the antenna that you pull up. I love the walkie talkie set.