Offroad Walkie Talkie FAQ
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Offroad Walkie Talkie FAQ
Hello Dubai Offroaders members. I have noticed confusion about the operation and the frequencies used in our offroad walkie talkie. As we all know, walkie talkie is essential for communication and safety of the drivers and the passengers on all our drives. I thought, I shall give you a simple walk through of the frequencies used. The walkie talkie that I have is a Quansheng TG-K4AT. I will be attaching the user manuals of Quansheng walkie talkies along with this post as it can be difficult to find these in English. The frequencies used are:
Channel ----- Frequency (MHz)
1---------------- 462.5625
2---------------- 462.5875
3---------------- 462.6125
4---------------- 462.6375
5---------------- 462.6625
6---------------- 462.6875
7---------------- 462.7125
8---------------- 467.5625
9---------------- 467.5875
10--------------- 467.6125
11--------------- 467.6375
12--------------- 467.6625
13--------------- 467.6875
14--------------- 467.7125
And here are the user manuals of the Quansheng radios. Feel free to upload your manual too. Our users might find that useful too! Please note that these are zip files and you will need winrar to unzip them. If for some reason, you are not able to upload your radios manual, feel free to PM me giving me the link of your operator's manual and I shall add them here. Corrections or additions to anything I said are most welcome.
Channel ----- Frequency (MHz)
1---------------- 462.5625
2---------------- 462.5875
3---------------- 462.6125
4---------------- 462.6375
5---------------- 462.6625
6---------------- 462.6875
7---------------- 462.7125
8---------------- 467.5625
9---------------- 467.5875
10--------------- 467.6125
11--------------- 467.6375
12--------------- 467.6625
13--------------- 467.6875
14--------------- 467.7125
And here are the user manuals of the Quansheng radios. Feel free to upload your manual too. Our users might find that useful too! Please note that these are zip files and you will need winrar to unzip them. If for some reason, you are not able to upload your radios manual, feel free to PM me giving me the link of your operator's manual and I shall add them here. Corrections or additions to anything I said are most welcome.
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Hi Guys,
I had been to Dragon Mart this weekend in search for a radio. Infact I was very particular for a Motorola Walkie Talkie as recommended by all team members. But Motorola and Siemens brands were not available in the whole Electronic and Communication section of Dragon Mart.
After a long technical discussion with the sales guy, I have ended up in buying ICOM - IC-V87 (VHF/UHF radio). Though I was not sure whether it will be compatible with our group radio, I took a chance by trusting the assurance of the sales guy. Also I could struck a deal with the shop to replace the radio if it is not compatible with the desired network and it costed AED.170/-.
There was a detailed user manual plus handsfree kit. But I couldn't find a suitable car charger anywhere in dragon mart. As per the sales guy and manual, battery charge remains for minimum 8 hours after a full recharge.
The handset is not having any restrictions (no codes or locked options). Its all open and all you need is a good technical know-how of radio functioning to program it manually.
I could use it during last saturday's morning drive and I am very much satisfied with its performance in terms coverage, signal strength and sound clarity. You can find the above said stuff at the below shops in Dragon Mart.
Shop No:- BAK 08 - Fujian Futurestar
Shop No:- BAI 05 - Sheng Da Trading
:thanks: & Regards
I had been to Dragon Mart this weekend in search for a radio. Infact I was very particular for a Motorola Walkie Talkie as recommended by all team members. But Motorola and Siemens brands were not available in the whole Electronic and Communication section of Dragon Mart.
After a long technical discussion with the sales guy, I have ended up in buying ICOM - IC-V87 (VHF/UHF radio). Though I was not sure whether it will be compatible with our group radio, I took a chance by trusting the assurance of the sales guy. Also I could struck a deal with the shop to replace the radio if it is not compatible with the desired network and it costed AED.170/-.
There was a detailed user manual plus handsfree kit. But I couldn't find a suitable car charger anywhere in dragon mart. As per the sales guy and manual, battery charge remains for minimum 8 hours after a full recharge.
The handset is not having any restrictions (no codes or locked options). Its all open and all you need is a good technical know-how of radio functioning to program it manually.
I could use it during last saturday's morning drive and I am very much satisfied with its performance in terms coverage, signal strength and sound clarity. You can find the above said stuff at the below shops in Dragon Mart.
Shop No:- BAK 08 - Fujian Futurestar
Shop No:- BAI 05 - Sheng Da Trading
:thanks: & Regards
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Thank you Mr. G Kumar for pointing the shops out.
Gents,
You can get the Motorola walkie talkie used by most of our guys in the shop below in Dragon Mart.
EB ENTRANCE
SHOP NO. 05-13
DUBISHENGPA (SHOP NAME)
TEL: 3687180
MOTOROLA RADIO WALKIE TALKIE.
It costs around 200 AEd. i went there last Saturday but not sure about the frequency to be tuned and hence did not buy it last weekend. Planned to again this weekend with noting down the freuquency and channels illustrated above by Mr. Hamza..
You can get the Motorola walkie talkie used by most of our guys in the shop below in Dragon Mart.
EB ENTRANCE
SHOP NO. 05-13
DUBISHENGPA (SHOP NAME)
TEL: 3687180
MOTOROLA RADIO WALKIE TALKIE.
It costs around 200 AEd. i went there last Saturday but not sure about the frequency to be tuned and hence did not buy it last weekend. Planned to again this weekend with noting down the freuquency and channels illustrated above by Mr. Hamza..
Humayun's info still holds good December 2012, radio is now 240AED, Take a copy of Hamza's channels (First post) and shop staff will programme the radio for youkhshareef wrote:Gents,
You can get the Motorola walkie talkie used by most of our guys in the shop below in Dragon Mart.
EB ENTRANCE
SHOP NO. 05-13
DUBISHENGPA (SHOP NAME)
TEL: 3687180
MOTOROLA RADIO WALKIE TALKIE.
It costs around 200 AED. i went there last Saturday but not sure about the frequency to be tuned and hence did not buy it last weekend. Planned to again this weekend with noting down the freuquency and channels illustrated above by Mr. Hamza..
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Now I know why I was not able to hear the communications last friday's drive because my Kenwood TK-3107 is having its default frequencies... LOLZ... :)) :)) :))
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Hi DO's,
Can anyone help me where I can go to reprogram my Radio (Kenwood TK-3107) to these DO set frequencies?
Channel ----- Frequency (MHz)
1---------------- 462.5625
2---------------- 462.5875
3---------------- 462.6125
4---------------- 462.6375
5---------------- 462.6625
6---------------- 462.6875
7---------------- 462.7125
8---------------- 467.5625
9---------------- 467.5875
10--------------- 467.6125
11--------------- 467.6375
12--------------- 467.6625
13--------------- 467.6875
14--------------- 467.7125
your help is highly apprecaited.. :thanks:
Can anyone help me where I can go to reprogram my Radio (Kenwood TK-3107) to these DO set frequencies?
Channel ----- Frequency (MHz)
1---------------- 462.5625
2---------------- 462.5875
3---------------- 462.6125
4---------------- 462.6375
5---------------- 462.6625
6---------------- 462.6875
7---------------- 462.7125
8---------------- 467.5625
9---------------- 467.5875
10--------------- 467.6125
11--------------- 467.6375
12--------------- 467.6625
13--------------- 467.6875
14--------------- 467.7125
your help is highly apprecaited.. :thanks:
Without stating the obvious; you have checked your service manual?USTE wrote:Hi DO's,
Can anyone help me where I can go to reprogram my Radio (Kenwood TK-3107) to these DO set frequencies?
Channel ----- Frequency (MHz)
1---------------- 462.5625
2---------------- 462.5875
3---------------- 462.6125
4---------------- 462.6375
5---------------- 462.6625
6---------------- 462.6875
7---------------- 462.7125
8---------------- 467.5625
9---------------- 467.5875
10--------------- 467.6125
11--------------- 467.6375
12--------------- 467.6625
13--------------- 467.6875
14--------------- 467.7125
your help is highly apprecaited.. :thanks:
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Thanks David, Yes I did. I need a programming software and an interface cable. i can try this but I want my life easier, maybe someone knows a SHOP where they have these stuffs and do the job..
:thanks: