Unwired UFR8082 Gray 14 Channel 2-Way Radios with VOX & 38 Subcodes (Pair)

Amazon.com Product Description
The Unwired Technology UFR8082 FRS 14-channel radio has a host of features that make staying in touch with family and friends easy and convenient. Its 14 channels and 38 subcodes provide up to 532 frequency options for clearer transmissions. There are various scan modes to ensure you get the clearest signal possible: the CTCSS subcode mode scrolls through all 38 available frequencies, the monitor button scans and monitors all channels, and the channel select allows you to scroll through the available 14 channels. The field- strength indicator lets you know the reception condition. In addition, it has five memory locations for frequently used settings. Powered by four AAA batteries, the UFR8082 has a range of up to two miles. Other features include voice-activate transmission (VOX) that allows hands-free use, a talk confirmation tone that notifies the other party that it is clear for them to respond, and a key lock that prevents accidental changing of settings. The UFR8082 comes with a detachable belt clip and wrist strap.

Average customer rating:

EXCELLENT PRODUCT!!! Go 4 IT!!
Not bad for a budget radio
THESE ARE GREAT
Functionally ok, physically could be better
Great performance, budget price.

Unwired UFR8082 Gray 14 Channel 2-Way Radios with VOX & 38 Subcodes (Pair)

Manufacturer: Unwired Technology
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

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Product Features:

14 channels and 38 subcodes provide up to 532 frequency options
5 memory locations for frequently used settings
Voice-activated transmission (VOX) allows hands-free use
Field-strength indicator displays reception conditions
Up to 2-mile range

ASIN: B00004XOML

Amazon.com Product Description

The Unwired Technology UFR8082 FRS 14-channel radio has a host of features that make staying in touch with family and friends easy and convenient. Its 14 channels and 38 subcodes provide up to 532 frequency options for clearer transmissions. There are various scan modes to ensure you get the clearest signal possible: the CTCSS subcode mode scrolls through all 38 available frequencies, the monitor button scans and monitors all channels, and the channel select allows you to scroll through the available 14 channels. The field- strength indicator lets you know the reception condition. In addition, it has five memory locations for frequently used settings. Powered by four AAA batteries, the UFR8082 has a range of up to two miles. Other features include voice-activate transmission (VOX) that allows hands-free use, a talk confirmation tone that notifies the other party that it is clear for them to respond, and a key lock that prevents accidental changing of settings. The UFR8082 comes with a detachable belt clip and wrist strap.

Customer Reviews:

EXCELLENT PRODUCT!!! Go 4 IT!!.......2001-09-05

I bought this radio to communicate with my family in the ground floor of my apartment and the quality was exceptional. I even used it to tap radio transmissions and this can perform very well in bad weather conditions also, If u want to buy a radio , I personally suggest GO FOR IT!!!

Not bad for a budget radio.......2001-07-26

Quality is decent, though the on/off volume knob feels cheap. Good range in the suburbs. Included belt clip a plus. Will only take the FRS-EM8 and the FRS-EMC8 earbud microphones

THESE ARE GREAT.......2001-05-11

I got them a couple of months ago and they are so cool. I have used them on car trips and campouts. They seem to be made very well. And for this price I think they are amazing.

Functionally ok, physically could be better.......2001-04-16

I purchased 2 sets of these radios to use while on a family trip to Disney World. They did work ok, but the protective rubber cover on the bottom of all 4 radios was lost within the first day of using them. This does not seem like a big thing, but the cover serves as protection in case they are dropped and also keeps the battery compartment cover from sliding off. If the design is changed, I may purchase them again, but for now, I have returned all 4 with the chargers.

Great performance, budget price........2001-03-08

Just got mine yesterday, and tried them out at the slopes today. They performed as well as my other (more expensive) Motorola T289 and TA280SLK models. The privacy codes were compatible with the Motorola's. The channel scan feature is useless as you have to hold two buttons down simultaneously to scan. The 'roger beep' is a nice touch. The LED backlighting on the LCD is 'cheesy' looking compared to the Motorola's nice blue EL backlighting, but then again, I won't burst into tears if one of these budget radios gets lost.

BTW, if your in the market for FRS radios in general, make sure they have the privacy code feature. This doesn't mean people can't listen in on you, but at least you won't hear other peoples chatter in crowded areas (like ski areas and malls).

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