The receiving radio has to be set to the same transmission frequency as the sending radio. (The same channes).
You will need to tell us more. What model radios are you using? Can you hear others talking but not your friend with the other radio? If you can hear other talking, the problem my be a defective transmit circuit on the friends radio. If you can not hear any one, you may a a defective receiver or broken antenna. Can the other person hear you?
SOURCE: T5900 Walkie Talkie Issue
Hello Bo Duke,
If one radio won't walk to the other my guess if that you have the Privacy Code function set up incorrectly.
The privacy code function mutes the radio unless it receives a signal from another radio transmitting the same privacy code. If Privacy Codes are turned on for Radio A but not turned on for Radio B then you will be able to transmit from Radio A to Radio B but not from Radio B to Radio A. If Privacy Codes are turned on for both radios but each unit is set to a different code then neither radio will be able to talk to the other.
Make sure that the radios are both set to the same privacy code or that the privacy code function is turned off on both radios. You can find more information on how this function is set in the radio's Owner's Manual.
Hope this helps!
Ken
"Go Ahead. Use Us."
SOURCE: oregon scientific walkie talkies
Hi Neil
You can obtain the Owner's Manual (Contains simple instructions) from link below
http://www.expressfix.net/manuals/2WayRadios/OregonScientificTP329
SOURCE: T 5700 Walkie with no Talkie
Here is a link to the users guide. http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/starbattery/T56XXusersguide.pdf
SOURCE: im only able to hear out of one of my walkie talkies
Make sure you are using the same channel and privacy code as outlines in the manual for each radio.On the creen the large number is the channel and the smaller number is the privacy code.
Here is a link to the manual: http://www.midlandradio.com/comersus/store/catalog/LXT410%20Owners%20Manual%20RevH.pdf
SOURCE: The battery is fully charged
Your batteries are either no good, or not charged. When you press the PTT button it takes more energy than being in standby mode. If you have a battery problem it will fail quickly when the PTT is pressed.
Rechargeable batteries last approx. 18-24 months. Check your battery for a 3-digit date code. It is usually a 3 digit number followed by a couple of letters. The numbers tell the date of manufacture. The first number is the year, followed by the week of the year. 025 would be 2010 the 25th week. (or if very old it could be 2000 the 25th week.)
If you feel age is not a problem, you might check your charger(s) to see they are fully powered, and clear of debris on the contacts (and the radio contacts as well). Clean with a pencil eraser if needed.
A few tips: Be certain when placing your radios on the charge they are turned off. Check your wall outlet to be certain it doesn't get shut off with a light switch. Expect to replace your batteries every 2-3 years.
Best regards.
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