20 Most Recent BellSouth 1061 (14 Channels) 2-Way Radio Questions & Answers

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Some number their channels differently, but all FRS/GMRS radios operate in the same mode and will have at least some frequencies in common. Check the channel/frequency lists for both radios and you'll be able to talk to each other.

El alcance de los radios dependera de lo que halla de por medio, si el fabricante te da un estimado, esto es unicamente en condiciones muy ideales que NUNCA las lograras, por lo que si logras comunicarte a 1 Km o menos en la ciudad, sientete satisfecho, estos radio son un jugete, si necesitas comunicacion a distancias mayores deberas de invertir en un radio profesional o con servicio de repetidora

The Bellsouth FRS radios were actually made by a company called US Electronics. Their branding agreement with Bellsouth ended in 2005 but they are continuing to sell radios that are very similiar to the ones they made under the Bellsouth name. These radios are marketed under the name Xact.

Your best bet to locate a manual for the Bellsouth 1061 radio is going to be contacting Xact. Their website is located at: http://www.xactcommunication.com.

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The Bellsouth 2231 is a FRS VHF I couldn´t find if thi Bell south 1007 is FRS in UHF or VHF if you have this informtion compair them if both are in the same band VHF or UHF both radios can communicate to each other

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The key shown on the display is a "Button Lock". Press and hold the LAMP+ button until the key goes away. Manuals for the 1010 are still available from WOOIL telcom

sorry we do not sell parts here.

If you can do minor soldering, you may be able to fix the radio. They have no parts available, so they are considered "junk" when they break. But if you do the following, you may be able to repair it: open radio, unscrew the housing and pull it apart. Take the circuit board and look for corrosion, it often looks greenish or white. If the radio has a lot, there is water damage. You may still be able to fix it. You've gone this far! Use a Q Tip dipped in rubbing alcohol and remove as much corrosion as you can. Let it dry. Take your soldering gun and lightly resolder each spot on the circuit board. Touch the tip, as soon as the solder turns liquid, remove it! I have fixedhundreds of radios and cell phones by doing this. But it may not work. It just takes your labor! Good luck!

Please try to have the 2 receivers at least 20-30 ft apart. You may be overloading them if you are too close.