Need the owners manual and intructions on HUMMER HUM1200Y walkie talkies

The FCC ID won’t help you find the info you’re looking for, you’ll need to find the model number and possibly the software version number. This info should be on the back of the unit or maybe inside the battery cover.

Go to the following web page and download the manual: http://www.manualdisk.com/pdf-/motorola-walkie-talkie-fcc-id-k7gsx900-range/

Conair phone Hummer HUM1200Y Two-Way Radio Manual

Check your programming. It is possible one of them has a different PL (aka code or interference eliminator code) than the others. Here is a link to the user guide page where you can select your model from the pulldown. http://shop.giantintl.com/Manuals.asp Look at the section about programming and turn off any special features, taking your radio back to a very basic mode, matching all setting between the radios. This should make your radios communication easily together. If not, you may have one bad radio in the mix.

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Hi,

I'm not 100% sure, but try the following: join yahoo gruop SPECIFIC to your radio Brand/Model, if this group is active, they will give you all info required, plus you can download manuals, diagrams and software, but only if the group is active.

I hope you do get the manual for your radio soon.

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Peter

Hi,

It is Possible, but not recommended.

By the way when you post a query, always Give the following info:

Make & Model of your radio

Giving the FCC ID is of no value here.

Cheers,
Peter

Here is a link to the user guide: http://www.motorola.com/web/Business/Products/ConsumerTwo-WayRadios/Talkabout-EM1000-Two-Way-Radio/_Documents/_Staticfiles/EM1000.pdf?pLibItem=1&localeId=33

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Yes you can. If youre using it on certain channels (using the FRS frequencies) you will only get about 4 miles. FRS stands for "Family Radio Service". If you use the GMRS frequencies it will broadcast at higher watts (verses lower watts on FRS). GMRS stands for "General Mobile Radio Service" which you need a license to broadcast over. frequencies for both can be found here: http://gmrsfrequencies.com/gmrs-frequencies-chart.html

However to go on the channels that use GMRS you need a FCC call sign or ID license. you must call out your ID number every 15 minutes to be allowed to broadcast any sort of transmission or you can be fined or jailed (so they say). People sometimes dont obey those rules and the FCC will sometimes geo locate your transmissions and pin point your exact location. A 1st offense can be light to severe depending on what you're doing (pirating radio, blabbing, misusing the channels, using it without a license, using too many call tones, abuse, etc.)
Im guessing you might not understand this in the first place. when you buy radio walkie talkies, they all say inside the manual that you need a FCC license to operate it on GMRS mode, IF its GMRS compatible which today most walkie talkies are. a set of channels is designated for GMRS use and regular use of a walkie talkie has a set of channels it uses for your goofing around or just experimenting.
hope this helps.
-jacob ray

Here is a link to the FV300 user guide: http://www.giantintl.com/ContentManage/manuals/Moto/FV300%2001-11-08.pdf

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