I have a walkie talkie i can talk to the reciever and hear it but i cant talk back from the reciever

Check your Code setting. Both the frequency and the code must be identical for the units to communicate. Shut off any special features and keep the radios at a simple setting until you get communications back.

Not all Motorola FRS radio models use the same designations for a give frequency or tone. You may have trouble talking with models different from your own...

how do i get rid of the walkie talkie icon on one of the handsets that is now not recieving ?

If you are talking about FRS radios, the answer would be yes. If you are talking about business radios, it depends on how they were programmed. Business radios have many frequencies available.

See if the one radio that doesn't hear the other has a PL tone programmed into it. If both radios are not programmed to the same PL tone, then one will not hear the other. Consult your owner's manual on how to do this.
Regards,
Longshorts.

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

My experience has been that you are probably on the wrong subchannel on the one that cannot receive.

• may be the walkie talkie can recieve signals only to an certain distance,so it may be due to the signal problem........
• if the reciever is beyond the permitted distance it loose its frequency...........
• or else the person who is calling walkie talkie might not hav signal in that area.....
• and if the walkie talkie does not recieve any signal then the receiver component present inside the walkie talkie might be damaged.........
• and if it does not reply to an signal transmitter might be damaged..........
• i hope my answer would be sufficient for u.....thank u......

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."

A walkie talky as we called them, back when we were younger - and hell we probably still do in some respects, hence the fact my friend still refers to her cordless phone as a "walkie talky" and the principals haven't changed that much.

The common old Walkie Talky or CB radio use what we call a half duplex, that means only one person can talk at a time. We are talking and listening on the same channel.

Cell phones are full duplex, meaning two way conversation, and this is simply listening on one channel whilst talking on another, so the basic principal is basically the same, just a little more sophisticated.

Walkie-talkie typically has one channel
CB radio has 40 channels.
Cell phone can communicate on 1,664 channels or more!

I have included a link to a circuit diagram.

http://www.freeinfosociety.com/electronics/schemview.php?id=1870

There is also two links below, building the transmitter & receiver.
Transmitter: http://www.zen22142.zen.co.uk/Circuits/rf/2bjttx.htm
Receiver: http://www.electronics-tutorials.com/receivers/regen-radio-receiver.htm

Trust this helps, and please take the time to rate the answer given, thank you.