Motorola Frs 250 Talkabout Radio Manual

i have had every single frs/gmrs radio and it never reached 7 blocks but these radios reached 7 blocks on city clear

This is a great FRS/GMRS radio. All FRS and GMRS channels. 5 watts of power. Lasts all day on a single charge. I own two sets. I very well may buy more. Cons Does not support GMRS repeater channels There are only 22 channels (unique frequencies) in the FRS/GMRS service. Channels 23 - 50 on Midland devices use the 22 channels and add a security code. This isn't really a problem but it is not a significant benefit either.

The Motorola CLS - 1110 is a fine handheld radio. It has decent range and can be programmed so as not to interfere with other radio frequencies. More than the radio, however, I was totally sold on the customer service I got from B&H. It was as good as I could have imagined leaving no room to ask for more. Thanks-

The CLS-1110 2-way radio by Motorola is small, lightweight and easily accessible for my assisted living staff. If only there was a way to eliminate the protruding antenna (can easily get in the way), this would be the world's most perfect unit!

Manual all the way. The radio trigger syncs with my Godox X1T for manual control of power. I am currently using six TT600 flashes for humming birds in my front yard. So far they have worked as advertised.

Just great. I was looking for an eyefish for my Nikon 3200, and all lens were above 250 euros. This one, had a very nice price. how could it be 150 dollares? I went searching in internet, and got some nice feedback. I bought it in B&H, (nice store!!), and i am very happy. For the price you cannot have a better lens. Maybe above 250 (or more) you can have a better lens... but quality vs price... oh boy it is good. I had now over 50 shoots with it, and i like the results. It's a manual lens. The F is manual, the focus is manual, i can't use fash, but i am happy. Focus is a bit hard to learn on this lens. You move the focus ring and you can't see much difference, you have to test it a lot to lear how to use it, but for the price, yes it's good. Go for it!!

This is a well-designed radio that's easy to use for older people who are used to a manual dial.

The most difficult manual focusing I do is in bright Florida sunshine focusing on launch pads at Cape Canaveral from distances up to 11 miles. Without my OptiView 250 I have a hard time even seeing the magnifying glass icon on my LCD to magnify the view 5x or 10x much less fine tuning focusing. The OptiView 250 takes care of this problem better than any other solution I have tried. When I press my face against the eye cup, the OptiView seals with my Canon 90D sufficiently to cut out all stray sunlight. I anticipate the OptiView being a long term piece of my outdoor photography equipment. Thank you Gradus Group for another affordable, highly functional product.

Bought these for ski patrol duties in the winter and boating in the summer with the waterproof talkabout radios. Have not tested them in the summer yet but so far I like them. Not sure how waterproof they are, but they have been covered by snow and work well. Very rugged and useful - other patrollers have the cheap knock-offs and there is no comparison (those don't last very long and have poor quality). Only drawback is that the clip on the back does not swivel.

I was waiting for a TTL and Manual capable radio trigger for use with my Canon systems for event photography. With this product I decided the wait was over and jumped in. I already had Elinchrom Skyport triggers but wanted more function like HSS. I am very impressed and happy with the added versatility I can now enjoy!