Designed to integrate onto the Razor earmuff, this new attachment provides Walkie Talkie functionality by adding 22 Channels/ 99 Sub Channels with a 2-3 mile range. This set contains a Custom designed to integrate onto the Walkers Razor muffs, 22 channels, 2-3 mile range, Push to talk / Voice activated, Powered by 2 (AAA) batteries included, and 12 hours of battery life.
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Designed to integrate onto the Razor earmuff, this new attachment provides Walkie Talkie functionality by adding 22 Channels/ 99 Sub Channels with a 2-3 mile range. This set contains a Custom designed to integrate onto the Walkers Razor muffs, 22 channels, 2-3 mile range, Push to talk / Voice activated, Powered by 2 (AAA) batteries included, and 12 hours of battery life.
Bought this today, brand new batteries and everything. Didn’t even turn on. Went to a new set and tested their charge, all good. Installed them and needless to say, didn’t even turn on. By what I’ve heard they’re pretty good, with mixed reviews I’m not surprised about this. Completely defective. Shame.
I love it so far! I almost broke it trying to install it. I actually had to refer to the instructions. I was so embarrassed by the eye rolling and laughter of my family.
Great unit to purchase with compatible active noise canceling units! Great sound quality and lots of channels to keep com lines clear.
Walkie talkies has a slight audio delay when you first speak
Marginal at best. The VOX feature which is basically voice activated does not work. In fact I thought it was just a defect but I repurchased a second walkie-talkie and same issue. It doesn't pick up your voice at all. You're forced to use push to talk feature which is not ideal when handling a gun. Stick with the ear pro and skip the walkie talkie.
Bought these to use at NASCAR races with my wife. Came here looking for more instructions on how to use them, can not find that. Can't seem to change the channel on the units.
The good... -they work as intended i.e, close communication on the range -you don't have turn the ear muffs on for the radio to work or hear The bad... -nowhere in the ads, product description or owner's manual does it say these are FRS radios. It does say in the manual "supports GMRS/FRS channels1-22" so I assume they are FRS radios. -Nowhere (ads, description, manual) does it say what the transmit power is. Most FRS radios are 1/2 watt, some are 2 watt. It would be nice to know what these are. Why won't they (Walker's) say? -Say's 2-3 mile range. But like all FRS radios (if these are indeed FRS radios) the range is highly fabricated er...exaggerated. You might get 2-3 miles line of sight in outer space but not on earth. You'd be lucky to get 1/4 mile in the real world, but that's okay for range use.
I bought this a year ago and haven't used it until now for work. It will receive coms from handheld and the handheld will say its receiving coms but no audio will go through from my radio to theres but I can hear them on my end
Useful product while hunting and shooting outdoor.
I bought these to use at the shooting range to talk to my partner. They worked great, and because of this we did more talking than shooting! No annoying beeps or other noises. They are very sensitive. I am going to try them next time I have the Rzr out, as this seems like it would be a great setup for riding.
