Motorola Talkabout T6400 (22 Channels) Two Way Radio

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(4.00 out of 5) from 6 reviews

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Motorola T6400wx great for Hunting/Boating/Campers

(4.00 out of 5) by nt4show on Sep 27, 2003

Pros: Two corded chargers which clips to the phone, red blinking and green done indicator
Cons: Carry strap hole looks like it will tear (rubber)vibration stopped working before warranty was up

I have owned this Motorola for just under a year and am happy with this product. The vibration featu ...
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Motorola T6400 is a *MUST* for Backpackers/Campers!

(5.00 out of 5) by richallcorn on Aug 10, 2003

Pros: EXCELLENT RANGE for a two-way radio!
Cons: What happened to the T4000 series features?
The Bottom Line: I'd buy 'em again! You can always "upgrade" to re-chargeable, if needed ... excellent voice quality!!

I love camping! My wife and I are always in a mall or somewhere where we'd like to be in-touch, but ...
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Motorola T6400 - A Better Walkie-Talkie

(4.00 out of 5) by jeffnewfeld on Mar 27, 2003

Pros: Great range, rugged design, not much interference, GMRS
Cons: Expensive, Rechargeables are extra, Belt clip is awful
The Bottom Line: Buy them with a case if you want a good 2-way family radio set.

We were looking for a set of 2-way radios that would allow my wife and I to stay in touch when we we ...
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T6400 Best Walkie Talkie As Of Dec 2002!

(4.00 out of 5) by masterjdog2003 on Dec 30, 2002

Pros: Clarity excellent, range good although not 5 miles
Cons: need cradle to charge it
The Bottom Line: I recommend this radio because it has excellent clarity, and decent range, although not near the full 5 miles whatsoever.

After trying many different types of 2 way FRS, GMRS, and FRS/GMRS radios, I am extremely happy with ...
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Good but not Great

(3.00 out of 5) by MghtBGiant on Aug 15, 2002

Pros: Nice design, awesome belt-clip, great backlight
Cons: GMRS fee, automatic "Standby"
The Bottom Line: Nice feel, nice belt-clip. Great clarity and range even in tough terrain. Bad "automatic" features. No one wants to pay $75/radio for a GMRS license.

I recently returned from my annual summer vacation to Colorado. We have been going there every year ...
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