Motorola Weather Radio Manual

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.

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

I got this radio, has great volume, easy to use and with weather alert you are always prepared. Plan on buying more.

Purchased this little radio a few weeks ago very pleased with it. Really like the quick disconnect mount and the weather radio channel is neat. Parotid with a 6 DB gain Midland antenna and it talks and receives great.

Plan to use these in our NOAH weather radio and my husband's FM radio headset. Wish they did not cost this much. Rechargeable batteries' charge begin to dissipate the moment they set in the drawer. When needed, not at full charge. Opted to try these instead. Have not used them yet.

Midland does it again! A great mobile gmrs solution for a great price. Small enough to place anywhere in a vehicle and powerful enough to use in the woods, on the road or anywhere you would not need to cover great distances to stay in touch with your group or family. I use the MXT105 in my Jeep to talk back to the house or to talk to other gmrs stations when i am driving around town. The weather feature is great as my wife and i are weather spotters for our region, we have even used these radio's during a move across the state. This mobile radio offers clear loud audio that can be heard over road noise, great range from mobile to base and offers a mounting bracket, mobile antenna, power cord and microphone holder. An over all great value. This is why I love Midland products.

As a Dyrt Ranger I sometimes get products to evaluate. This trip I tested out the Midland X-Talker two way radio - T77VP5. The kit we used came bundled into a zippered case that is perfect for keeping everything organized. We charged it up before our trip and even tried it out in a school building. We read reviews that said it might not work well in buildings and thought we should see. I gave them to two high schoolers and asked them to run throughout the place testing them as they went. They came back happy and excited and wanted to keep using them. The real test came out in the woods. The belt clip snaps on easily and this stayed connected to my pack strap for our entire hike. The X-Talker fits nicely in the hand and the buttons are perfectly placed. Another feature I wanted to try was the weather radio. It scans channels automatically to find a weather channel in range. You just need to listen to the report as it cycles through the days. We had some rain and storms moving in so this proved useful in helping us sneak out of camp really early to avoid the downpour that was looming. The Midland X-Talker T77VP5 radios worked wonderfully and will certainly see more use on future adventures.

Adds so much flexibility to the great GXT radio. Bad weather or cold temps… Must have