Talkabout Radio Frequency Chart

Stay connected to your friends and family while you're on the go indoors or outdoors with Motorola's ruggedly designed Talkabout two-way radios. These high-quality consumer radios are specially designed for activities such as hiking, camping, skiing, biking and other outdoor family sporting activities. They're ideal for theme park adventures and even for a trip to the mall. Best of all, they're child-friendly so even your youngest household members can get in on the fun.

Motorola Talkabout radios use the GMRS and FRS radio frequency bands. Most of the Motorola Talkabout models can be used with either GMRS or FRS for added versatility to suit your needs. Please note that the Motorola Talkabout MH230R uses the FRS band only. The chart on this page shows the Talkabout radio frequencies, along with commonly used channels. This is designed to help you set up your new radio and to find a channel and frequency combination that suits your needs. Our easy-to-use chart can be printed and kept with your radio if needed.

When choosing a band, it's important to know what it's for. The General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS) band is designed for short-distance radio communications and is a good choice for light-duty business users. The GMRS band requires an FCC license in order to use it, but license applications and information are included with your radio purchase. The Family Radio Service (FRS) band is used for very short distances and is intended for family and group activities. FRS channels may be used without an FCC license, making them a great choice for recreational users.

For question about the frequency chart, FRS radios or GMRS radios, please don't hesitate to reach out. At Tech Wholesale, we're here to help you find the right radio for your needs and your budget.

Two Way Radio Frequency Chart - Family Radios

Frequency Chart