I don't know much about these, but if I had one of these at home and my other party was out would they need to use 2 way radios to talk to me or is it CB radios? Or will either work. Also does it have to be a midland brand? Thanks a lot
Hi! The radio has CTSS and DCS indeed however the squelch has two settings on and off. So, there is a monitor button that opens the squelch on every channel and press one more time and it is closed. Not variable just on/off. Best Wishes Simon
I like the look of this radio, I can see some nice go-packs being built around these units. Maybe a nice fold up base antenna. Shame about the price though :(
Sadly these days good things come at a price. There are a fair few accessories with the unit, and indeed the EU price maybe is not the same as UK. I just converted it with an online conversion. Check with Alan UK, am sure Colin or Lance can let you know?
I've seen these selling for $60-$70 almost everywhere that carries them. Not much different than a decent pair of gmrs walkie talkies. To me, it's one helluva good buy.
Hi, yes remember the Midland Porta Pack think it was called, quite unique when it was around new. The 77-805 was its model number and recently one sold on ebay for 23pounds. Best Wshes Simon
You got a lot of equipment! Do you remember the old midland CB radio that was like a base unit style (ie not the handheld shape), but had a built in telescopic and had a battery pack? I'm trying to find it online but can't.. that was my first rig, I quickly added on a regular 1/2 wave antenna on my house and got a PSU for it, fun little rig.
detects air band? i need this for aviation?????
RSU1018 1 month ago
i would like to know how well it charges cell phones maybe small camera
xXP0EDUNKXx 1 month ago
I don't know much about these, but if I had one of these at home and my other party was out would they need to use 2 way radios to talk to me or is it CB radios? Or will either work. Also does it have to be a midland brand? Thanks a lot
SoulRebel144 9 months ago
if im using the 2way radio lightly how long do you think the battery life is, and can i obtain a full charge from the crank handle?
poormanprepper 1 year ago
good morning
manhip 1 year ago
This would be a great to take on Scout camps. is an antenna socket mod possible?
Strawberrycream69 2 years ago
Possible with a small wire to a BNC socket, its a bugger of a job but seems to work.
simonthewizard 2 years ago
GOT ONE TODAY
26pr007 2 years ago
I love MIDLAND XT511 TWO-WAY BASE STATION
4mulas 2 years ago 3
And do yours make more than 500mw? These can do 3w ish when modified. Thanks for posting :) Simon
simonthewizard 2 years ago
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PetrosPolonos 1 year ago
@simonthewizard Where could I find the know-how for the modification? The PMR module, of course. High power TX, and perhaps external antenna?
PetrosPolonos 1 year ago
Hi! The radio has CTSS and DCS indeed however the squelch has two settings on and off. So, there is a monitor button that opens the squelch on every channel and press one more time and it is closed. Not variable just on/off. Best Wishes Simon
simonthewizard 2 years ago
Hi simon can i take it the basecamp has adjustable squlch scan etc.
Does it have dcs and ctss ?? Looks very nice
magicthekitten 2 years ago
I like the look of this radio, I can see some nice go-packs being built around these units. Maybe a nice fold up base antenna. Shame about the price though :(
fezuk2006 2 years ago
Sadly these days good things come at a price. There are a fair few accessories with the unit, and indeed the EU price maybe is not the same as UK. I just converted it with an online conversion. Check with Alan UK, am sure Colin or Lance can let you know?
simonthewizard 2 years ago
I've seen these selling for $60-$70 almost everywhere that carries them. Not much different than a decent pair of gmrs walkie talkies. To me, it's one helluva good buy.
WeAreSoScrewed 2 years ago
Hi, yes remember the Midland Porta Pack think it was called, quite unique when it was around new. The 77-805 was its model number and recently one sold on ebay for 23pounds. Best Wshes Simon
simonthewizard 2 years ago
You got a lot of equipment! Do you remember the old midland CB radio that was like a base unit style (ie not the handheld shape), but had a built in telescopic and had a battery pack? I'm trying to find it online but can't.. that was my first rig, I quickly added on a regular 1/2 wave antenna on my house and got a PSU for it, fun little rig.
funkyalexjones 2 years ago
looks nice
how much
26pr007 2 years ago
Around 112 pounds here Mr Mick
simonthewizard 2 years ago
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Thanks Simon, much appreciated my friend! :)
XXplosiveUK 2 years ago
Would be ideal for camping! Thanks for posting this simon!
73's
26CT100
XXplosiveUK 2 years ago
Welcome and Goodluck with the forum, keep it straight, honest and not let it fall into crap like one or two others. Many Congrats!!
simonthewizard 2 years ago
kool
zedster12 2 years ago
really cool radio:) thanks for showing this Simon,
Emotator 2 years ago
Thanks Lee!!
simonthewizard 2 years ago
Nice Radio
leepowerhouse 2 years ago