Offroad Walkie Talkie FAQ

Saj · Post by **Saj** » Mon Jan 07, 2013 4:39 pm

Hi Amjed

Thanks for your inputs as well. Its really nice for all of you to share your knowledge and expertise.

I've had a couple of phone chats with Ganesh and may buy his Garmin. He has mentioned that the Oregon also has the option of saving and retrieving tracks.

It would be nice for Gkumar to also provide his expertise on the subject and help me make an informed decision.

Regards

Sajid

Post by **GKumar** » Mon Jan 07, 2013 10:23 pm

Hi Saj, No doubt, Garmin is the preferred offroad GPS device for its accuracy and reliability. Montana 650 is a costlier option with sophisticated features.

However, any Garmin GPS with the below basic features will suffice your offroad GPS requirement.
1) Waypoint create/save/retrieve/edit.
2) Record and display the current track (track - saving & retrieving are not critical)
3) Direct routing navigation / offroad mode.

I can share with you my little knowledge on this subject, next time when we meet

Post by **GKumar** » Mon Jan 07, 2013 10:26 pm

Saj wrote: I've had a couple of phone chats with Ganesh and may buy his Garmin. He has mentioned that the Oregon also has the option of saving and retrieving tracks.

Garmin Oregon has almost all relevant features of Montana and its a miniature of Montana.

Saj · Post by **Saj** » Tue Jan 08, 2013 10:38 am

Thank you GKumar for your valuable inputs. I will surely sync up with you on our next drive and hopefully will have a GPS device with me by then.

Thanks again. :thanks:

Post by **Berenguer** » Mon Feb 03, 2014 12:40 am

Hey there,

anyone with a user manual for the Crony CN 888?

i got one but no manual... so i don't know how to program it...

any help?

Post by **zarir** » Mon Feb 03, 2014 8:28 am

Berenguer wrote:Hey there,

anyone with a user manual for the Crony CN 888?

i got one but no manual... so i don't know how to program it...

any help?

If I remember well, Yasir (@Crazy_Frog) had a manual for this model. You could check with him if he still has it.

Post by **Berenguer** » Thu Feb 06, 2014 7:44 pm

I was sucessfull enough trough this below... turns out Crony & Quansheng are quite similiar... go figure...

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid ... =3&theater

Post by **[email protected]** » Sat Feb 07, 2015 7:54 pm

Got my radio today!!
Motorola 338 plus
Now it's priced 250 Aed plus 10 for car charger
Available at dragon mart shop no BAi 05'13
Contact Mr. liu
050 8797266 or 04 3687184

Post by **Ahmad Pervez** » Sat Feb 07, 2015 11:58 pm

[email protected] wrote:Got my radio today!!
Motorola 338 plus
Now it's priced 250 Aed plus 10 for car charger
Available at dragon mart shop no BAi 05'13
Contact Mr. liu
050 8797266 or 04 3687184

It's good to see that you are getting serious about the sport!!!

Post by **Chris R** » Fri Jul 22, 2016 4:24 pm

Hi , apologies for my ignorance in advance as I am new to the website and new to the sport. I am looking forward to coming out for my first drive and am getting the essential equipment together. I have bought a Motorola MT-777 radio and have read the list of channels and frequencies. However after several hours with the instruction book I am still no closer to being able to programme the channels and frequencies you have listed. Can anyone advise a simple to understand set of instructions for how I do this ?

Many thanks in advance for anyone's help.

Chris R

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