Friend I motorhome with has a set of headsets he communicates with is wife while backing up or positioning his coach on a camp site.
Does anyone know who makes these or where I can get a pair?
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Posted 09 October 2012 - 04:37 PM
There advertised in the FMCA magazine in the past.
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Posted 09 October 2012 - 05:59 PM
I have seen these for sale at various RV rallies.
http://www.rvheadsets.com/
I have heard mixed reviews so be sure that whatever you buy you try first (or have a return option) as different people have different needs. You can do the same basic thing if you and your spouse have phones. Just call each other using the headphones designed for your phone and it's all hands free.
http://www.rvheadsets.com/
I have heard mixed reviews so be sure that whatever you buy you try first (or have a return option) as different people have different needs. You can do the same basic thing if you and your spouse have phones. Just call each other using the headphones designed for your phone and it's all hands free.
Bill
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Posted 09 October 2012 - 07:59 PM
We use a pair of Talkabouts made by Motorola, Think Model T5710. Had them for a good 5 years or more and they have worked real good with a jack to plug in a set of headphones and mike.
They also work real good if the DW goes shopping an finds a deal she thinks I would like, just gives me tone when she keys the mike; when I'm out in the coach reading or tinkering with something needing a little TLC while we are stopped.
Rich.
They also work real good if the DW goes shopping an finds a deal she thinks I would like, just gives me tone when she keys the mike; when I'm out in the coach reading or tinkering with something needing a little TLC while we are stopped.
Rich.
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Posted 10 October 2012 - 12:22 AM
We have used standard 2 way radios for 11 years. They aren't hands free but we don't need that in maneuvering situations. We also find them useful when traveling with friends. We can all communicate from coach to coach with their radios and ours set to the same frequency.
Tom and Louise Butler
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Posted 10 October 2012 - 10:30 AM
Don't waste your money on rvheadsets.com. They work on broadcast band, subject to interference. You might get lucky once in a while but many locations they are worthless.
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