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http://airsoft.com.ua/forum/viewtopic.php?f=137&t=134280lex wrote: Бармалини говорил что у них Midland 750/850 за 45 дол штука + 25 дол гарнитура. (можно и с ним поговорить где покупали.... можно и Олега поспрашивать может в Сенке что-то есть по дешевке из FRS/GMRS).
Так они вроде 2 в наборе идут!Вот и закажите себе 1 набор из 2 штук!Теже 70 баксов получаються зато со всеми причандалами сразу и не надо дозаказывать и ждать ХЗ сколько!Тем более что вам их до 1 мая уже и доставят(наверное)! ;)0lex wrote:
Я все таки на свой страх и риск попробую заказать
Midland GXT900 VP4
Там есть гарнитура - правда не секюрити, но зато есть IVOX да и лучше когда микрофон сразу возле губ, есть и зарядное и аккумы.
В комплект VP4 входят: 2 рации, 2 стандартных гарнитуры, 2 батареи (каждая может подменить 4АА аккумулятора или наоборот), зарядный стакан, питание от авто-прикуривателя, БП на 110.casper wrote:Это только на картинке две идут, в наборе по одной.
когда искал себе рации не на форуме а в магазине то везде где были фотки с двумя рациями спрашивал а там одна в комплекте. сори ошибся.Surik wrote:В комплект VP4 входят: 2 рации, 2 стандартных гарнитуры, 2 батареи (каждая может подменить 4АА аккумулятора или наоборот), зарядный стакан, питание от авто-прикуривателя, БП на 110.casper wrote:Это только на картинке две идут, в наборе по одной.
В комплект VP3 входят: 2 рации, 2 батареи (каждая может подменить 4АА аккумулятора или наоборот), зарядный стакан, БП на 110.
По желанию, можно доукомплектовать переходником 110-220В.
Я чегото не догоняю? :?
100 это с доставкой?
не нашел комплектацию в описании, там еще примечание есть что зарядка на 110 вольт и нужен адаптер 220-110
Пардон, за офтоп, а деньги откуда?
Amazon.com Review
When we first got our hands on Motorola's TalkAbout T6310, we were excited: the thing's sporting more bells and whistles than an e-freak at a rave. However, it's easy to see how the TalkAbout T6310 could be miscast as simply a walkie-talkie: it does have the standard high-end Family Radio Service features, such as 14 channels, 38 privacy codes, and voice activation.
But the TalkAbout T6310 is about as close to a walkie-talkie as your childhood Big Wheel is to your boss' Hummer. It boasts a 10-channel weather radio with weather alert as well as an FM stereo with eight selectable presets. And if that weren't enough, Motorola also throws in a clock, alarm, and stopwatch.
Motorola has designed the TalkAbout T6310 with the outdoorsman in mind. It has a rugged exterior, so it can take the kind of abuse that you're likely to put it through on a camping or hiking trip. Furthermore, it weighs a scant 6 ounces and feels quite comfortable in the hand. Realizing that people are going to want to rip open the box and hit the trails, Motorola made sure the TalkAbout T6310 comes with everything you need to get up and geeking out in hours: earbud style headphones, a belt clip, a desktop docking station, and a recharger for the NiMH battery.
Unfortunately, the TalkAbout T6310 starts to fall from grace with its unintuitive interface. It took us several hours to figure out how to set up the TalkAbout, and still more to navigate the byzantine button/menu system.
Complaints aside, we're still pretty excited about the TalkAbout T6310. Depending on how you'd use it, it's difficult to say whether or not it's worth the $150 price tag, but it definitely makes a great gift for the gadget geek in your life. And with all the communications features it packs, your next hike on Mount Hood won't turn into a survival epic of Everest-like proportions.
Pros:
* Light, light, light
* Inclusion of FM radio and weather alert channels increases usefulness
* Rechargeable NiMH battery
Cons:
* Not easy to set up
* Unintuitive interface
Product Description
Rock and roll. Whether you're skating, biking or urban hiking, you'll keep the tunes coming and keep in touch, too. The rugged Talkabout T6310 is every bit as tough as you need it to be. So go ahead, take on the city. The Motorola Talkabout T6310 radios are durable two-way radios that allow you to stay connected to family, friends, and companions. They operate on Family Radio Service (FRS) frequencies and require no service fee or license.Are you cool? Well you will be if you take your Motorola Talkabout T6310 radio with you. It has an FM radio mode, to let you tune in, tune out, and stay cool. Your radio allows you to search for (seek) FM stations in the local area. It even has a tune feature so you can search for and receive weak or distant stations. You can also program your radio to receive your favorite radio stations by using the preset feature. The FM stereo reception is only available on the T6310. It comes with stereo earbuds but can use any standard connection stereo headset. It's fun and cool, great for the beach. And it includes all the features found on the Motorola Talkabout T6300. The T6310 radios are also easy to use. Just take a few minutes to read this user's guide and you're ready to share your adventure.