Do these handheld radios use same frequency

... as the ones you guys run? If so, this appears to be a bargain (price is for for those of us who only ride with you occasionally...

Cobra CX210 20 Mile 22 Channel GMRS/FRS Walkie Talkie 2-Way Radios w/ Vox (8 Pack)

http://www.vminnovations.com/Product_48715/Cobra-CX210-20-Mile-22-Channel-GMRS-FRS-Walkie-Talkie-2-Way-Radios-w-Vox-8-Pack-.html

same

Yep, I have not found a FRS/GMRS handheld that was not compatible. Just remember to set the privacy code to zero on the handheld. The rest of the frequencies / channels are the same #'s; example - channel 7 on a handheld is channel 7 on the custom units.

They will not pick up real good in the hills/mountains we ride, but do all right at camp. Most hand helds are hard to hear when you are rolling in your side x side. If you want one that will pick up for miles in the hills/mountains, get a mounted one from Hutch. His are boosted to about 50 watts. Most hand helds are about 5 watts. I have talked to our split up groups that are an hours ride or more away.

I just stumbled across those, and 8 of them for $100 seemed like a good deal. I recognize the Cobra brand name from the old CB days, so I'd expect OK quality. I could use some of these (2-4)
around the farm, but don't need 8. Yet, the price is intriguing...

I use my hand helds around our property too. The are great for MUDHOE to use and talk to me when I am backing the toyhauler in tough spots instead of hand signals that never make any sense.

Gimpy wrote:

I use my hand helds around our property too.  The are great for MUDHOE to use and talk to me when I am backing the toyhauler in tough spots instead of hand signals that never make any sense.

10-4 on the handheld for backing and 10-4 on hand signals from a femal that maks sense

reevesr wrote:

Gimpy wrote:

I use my hand helds around our property too.  The are great for MUDHOE to use and talk to me when I am backing the toyhauler in tough spots instead of hand signals that never make any sense.

10-4 on the handheld for backing and 10-4 on hand signals from a femal that maks sense

         

For the trails, stick to the radio and not the handheld!!!