will this work on walmart store frequencies need a murs radio works on walmar tstoer murs freq ?
1353075
Sorry, I have no idea what frequencies Walmart uses. I'm not sure I would buy this radio if all I wanted was a 2way radio. You could probably do better with a dedicated 2way.
2085642
I'm not certain but fairly confident it would work. I use it for an IR repeater rather than connecting directly to a receiver port but there shouldn't be any problems with frequency.
1743303
Yes it will work perfectly. You just need to find an open station. Use this site to find a clear channel http://radio-locator.com/cgi-bin/vacant
742254
Different antennas have different freq. spectrum. You should be able to buy an adapter. Anything else would be stealing Satellite time.
1236639
Only if you program them for FMRS frequencies. Your best bet is a cheap set from a box store already programmed for FMRS or MURS. These must be programmed and are easy to get into trouble using if you aren't familiar with the spectrums regulated by the FCC.
1496074
Nope, the MH230R is a UHF GMRS transceiver and you must have a GMRS license to use it. It is not compatible with VHF MURS frequencies.
2228970
That is very hard to predict. It works inside the buildings that I have used it in. But it is a consumer radio, so if other consumer radios have trouble in your building, it will likely have trouble too.
1789799
As long as it has the same frequencies listed for the antenna then yes it will
273979
Never use it for the radio....but my dvd/tv combo from walmart came with an fm antenna
463994
you will need to buy a adaptor which you can get at Wal-Mart also a antenna adaptor also at wal-mart
2180708
the frequency range on this is from 610/670. the frequency range of the receiveris 610/680. it should work
1820951
Don't know for that particular model but works with the Baofeng 5R Plus. Works great. I haven't checked it with a SWR meter, but when I replaced the antenna that came with it, with this one, it did increase range on the 2m band.
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.
776881
It should work. My radio has navigation and xm, this particular unit plugs into the back of the stereo not the xm tuner like others. Though some features go thru xm on the radio itself. So thinking you might have to disclose where you have xm or not.
139936
Seems like it should... the only sacrifice may be the ability to use the "auto frequency" setup (infra-red) function as these handhelds do not have the ir receiver...So you have to tune them manually, but otherwise, all the same frequencies appear. Hope this helps!
1236636
There are 5 MURS frequencies that do not require a lisence. These can be programmed for those frequencies.
1226102
Legally this radio CANNOT be used on any FRS, MURS or GMRS frequency. So yes it can be programmed but it is not legal to transmit out on those frequencies. For licensed GMRS use, you will need the UV-82C (the C notes the legally allowed Commercial use).