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FRS walkie talkies
On Aug 6, 7:05*am, "Stormin Mormon"
wrote: *I've got a Micro talk. Runs on four AAA cells. Do you use nicads, or just put in new batteries every morning? My Motorolas run on three AA cells, I think they last a bit longer. Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus *www.lds.org . "The Daring Dufas" wrote in ... I have a pair of nice little 22 channel Cobra Micro Talk GMRS/FRS radios that work very well. Me and JH do a lot of telecom and data wiring and the radios come in handy when you're 300' away from your co-conspirator trying to sort out or find cables. We've been trying to find a young guy maybe 50 years old or so to help us pull wire up in ceilings where it's difficult for us to climb around. ^_^ TDD The b-in-l has 6 Motorolas that we use during hunting season, usually change batteries about every 5-6 days if one of us doesn't forget to turn them off when we get back home after sunset. That's maybe 6-8 hours of use per day on AA batteries. Haven't seen ones using AAAs, you give up a LOT of energy capacity going from AA to AAA. I'm not surprised they go flat in a day. If you don't need super-small, these fit in a shirt pocket or in a hunting vest. Small isn't always good if you're trying to punch buttons with mittens or gloves on. Stan |
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