Frenquency and power of FRS14ND, 2 way radio

Hi,

Bendix, at one time was a good brand, however, this isn't so these days, as these are manufactured to a standard of dubious quality.

The query you have posted doesn't make sense.

Do you want to know what frequency range these radios will work on?

If so, can anyone reading this post help a friend out?

Cheers,
Peter

Hi
Motorola CP-200 have frequency range 
VHF: 136–162, 146–174MHz;
UHF: 403–440, 438–470, 465–495MHz depending on the model
Motorola AXU4100 have frequency range 435 - 480 Mhz
The first model has a wider frequency range so it is best to include transmitter Motorola Axu4100 to transfer and try to receive signal to Motorola CP-200

your local watch repair man can replace the battery or you can go to bestbuy.com or radioshack.com and identify the battery there by entering the watch makers information.

Simplest explanation is to connect signal to BNC and select frequency measurement (you may need to play around with it a bit) but it's like any other frequency counter - never used this model but if you know what the frequency you excpect then playn around until you get it

I couldn't locate a battery pack specifically marketed for the FRS14ND, but information I did find indicates that your radios will operate on standard AAA batteries.

Bill B

The frequency range and operatngmode of the two radios are compatible. To get the Radius operating on a GMRS channel you'll need a Motorola programming cable and software, OR a trip to a Motorola dealer for frequency programming. Considering the cost involved, the 2-watt output of the Radius, and the 1-watt output of the Talkabout, you would be better off performance and cost wise buying a pair of 5-watt GMRS portables.
BillB

you need 2 remove your radio and open you shloud change the ic for frequency to work it is very easy to change it if youneed ana help contact me

Sorry. The MHz of your radio cannot be changed. And there are no "private" frequencies available for use. However, your radio is equipped with this in mind.

There are 22 frequencies built into the T5500, along with 38 Interference Eliminator Codes. The two combined offer you over 836 choices to avoid other people. And if this is not sufficient, they also have the capability Qt filtering.

http://www.giantintl.com/ContentManage/manuals/Moto/T55xx.pdf

Page 19: Interference Eliminator Codes
Page 21-22: Qt Filter

The number you are looking for should start out with a "H"

Example H01UCC6DB3AN, The 4th character "U", in this case denotes 806-870mhz range.

Post back with you model #

Podge

The range estunated for this radios is very poor, is related with the enviroment, the vegetation could decrese sifnificative your range. The specs for this radio says is for 4 milles, but with line of sight, every thing between the line of sight will decrese your range. Neto