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       2 way radios review
   DIR By: Snap
       Date: October 27, 2013, 4:59 pm
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       Lads I was given a set of 2 way radios from a m8 of mine and I
       thought they would
       come in handy for work and shooting.
       Maxon 5w uhf hand held radios.
       Think their in Maplins for £150
       Very small hand held radios. Claim to go 15km in city use and
       25km in country use.
       I talked very clearly with them from Saintfield to Carryduff
       (6mile apx) clear as a bell.
       #Post#: 17503--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 2 way radios review
   DIR By: Al Dunn
       Date: October 27, 2013, 5:30 pm
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       Snap, I believe those sets require a license to operate. They're
       not like the PMR 446 sets that you see for sale in various
       outlets.
       Worth checking out for your own peace of mind.
       Al.
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       Re: 2 way radios review
   DIR By: Snap
       Date: October 27, 2013, 5:52 pm
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       They do indeed. He give me he form and its sorted an all.
       75 quid for 5 years not too bad.
       #Post#: 17507--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 2 way radios review
   DIR By: Stewartyg
       Date: October 27, 2013, 6:49 pm
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       Who did you apply to for the licence snap? I've been after then
       4 years now but never knew where to get licence from or which
       sets I needed to buy!! We use cb radios in tractors but only
       good for short distance with no obsticsls and have wild amount
       of interference from other users 2!
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       Re: 2 way radios review
   DIR By: Al Dunn
       Date: October 27, 2013, 7:11 pm
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       Nice one Snap.  8)
       I'd imagine they'd be very handy especially for stalkers to keep
       in touch in hilly areas. That's where the PMR types are a bit
       limited.
       Al.
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       Re: 2 way radios review
   DIR By: semiauto
       Date: October 28, 2013, 1:30 am
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       when I used to work on the doors we used light weight 2 way head
       sets, I bought a set of these for myself so we could use them in
       the forests huntin for woodcock, they were a great job makin
       sure we stayed in line and didn't get lost
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       Re: 2 way radios review
   DIR By: Snap
       Date: October 28, 2013, 3:12 am
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       I got my licence from Patterson electronics in boucher road.
       They took my details and they sorted it. I dont now if it can
       be done online o not. I know most 2 way radio shops keep
       em.
       Atb.
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