PMR446 Radios - PH Frequency
Discussion
Following on from this thread www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=156784&f=25&h=0 what does everyone think to nominating a channel for us all to use on the way down to Le Mans, whilst on site and on the way back.
* Route advice can be given
* Camera / hidden BiB warnings
* Emergency help, breakdowns etc
* General chat
* Organising convoys
Just a thought.
Mark
* Route advice can be given
* Camera / hidden BiB warnings
* Emergency help, breakdowns etc
* General chat
* Organising convoys
Just a thought.
Mark
If anyone needs radios Maplins are selling 4 packs of the Cobra MT525 for £50 with free shipping.
http://tinyurl.com/4tegx
http://tinyurl.com/4tegx
So for the radio numpties, who are planning on spending as little as possible on these walkie talkie things, what should I be looking for in the Laminated Book of Dreams, or searching for on Ebay
Just going to be using them car to car on the way down, idealy want rechargeable style as these things usually eat batteries.
£30 seems to be the cheapest that fit the bill in Argos
And the choice on ebay without searching the net further has me totally lost
Just going to be using them car to car on the way down, idealy want rechargeable style as these things usually eat batteries.
£30 seems to be the cheapest that fit the bill in Argos
And the choice on ebay without searching the net further has me totally lost

satman said:
Raffles said:
I take it channel 2 will be the smae on PMR446 and my PMR525??
Unless your radios operate between 446.00625 and 446.09375 MHz, (channel 2 is 446.01875MHz), then you wont be hearing a great deal!
I take that as a no then? Would I have to get PMR446 to talk to other PMR446s?
Look, I know nothing about radios!!

To talk to other pmr 446 you need usually other pmr446's unless you can change the frequency. Frequency for PMR start at 460mhz
Be carefull on ebay as a lot of the stuff is american frequency range which will not work with PMR446 although some have a bigger range ie 10 miles as they are 4 watts and pmr446 is only 0.5 watts
Be carefull on ebay as a lot of the stuff is american frequency range which will not work with PMR446 although some have a bigger range ie 10 miles as they are 4 watts and pmr446 is only 0.5 watts
Corin Denton said:We're all using the Oregon Scientific TP380ones from Argos, at £39.99 for a pack of 2.
Ok, for someone who is totally lost what do I need to buy and where????
Although you can go cheaper still at Maplin.
Just make sure it has the 38 sub-channels for eahc of the eight main channels, otherwise you might not be able to get any privacy as you get close to Le Mans.
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