Motorola CLS Radios (CLS1110 / CLS1410) 

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We think so, too!

1st, to enter the CLS radio into programming mode. Press and hold the Push to Talk button and the MON button for 3 seconds while turning the radio on. The radio beeps and displays PROG, the channel number blinks. 2nd, press the MENU button until CA displays. 3rd, press the NEGATIVE or PLUS button to hear and select the call tone. 4th, save the call tone by pressing and holding the Push to Talk button to exit. To transmit your call tone, press the BELL button on the side of the radio. Call us if you need additional help.

These radios do not operate on GMRS, but they do operate on FRS Frequencies. Give us a call at (888) 742-5893 if you'd like a quote, or are looking to get some accessories!

Thanks for reaching out. There might be an issue with the mic or adapter. Give us a call at (888) 742-5893, and we can assist you further. We offer repairs, too, if needed.

We can get you setup with a remote speaker microphone (shoulder microphone) anytime! Call us at 888-742-5893. Thanks!

Unfortunately not however we do have other devices you can! Call anytime if you need those options 888-742-5893

Yup. Grab one walkie, put it next to a speaker and use something or sit something heavy on the talk button, turn the music on leave the room and go to another room. Turn a second walkie on and you have music

I think u do.

You do!

Any radio over 0.5 watts of power needs an FCC license. This radio is 1-watt of power. Two Way Direct can help you coordinate a license if needed. Call us at 888-742-5893. Thanks!

I would say at least 500 feet before it starts to sound staticky. I use those same radios for work.

@@batman7475 + Thanks brother .

The indoor coverage test can be found here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ku643EgswU4.html

And the outdoor coverage test here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Xyjo7cpYP-k.html

@@batman7475 nah I'm sorry I'll disagree with that last answer. You can get a decent half mile with good sound. I use those suckers ALL the time also.

These are UHF, so within the 400mhz range. Call us at (888) 742-5893 if you have any other questions, Neal!

Thanks for reaching out. To replace the battery, open the battery door on the back of the radio by pressing the latch to expose the battery. From there, you can remove the battery and change it to a new one. If you are in need of new radio batteries, please give us a call at (888) 742-5893 and mention this comment! Thanks!

Hi Neal, CLS Radios are in UHF, and depending on the model, are 1-watt with either 1-channel or 4-channels.

@@TwoWayDirect well I noticed the Walmart in mocksville using radios like this.walmart been known to use Murs I work for a store and all stores are using 154.600 and 154.570 but this one store has radios like in the video

The Motorola is more expensive because it is meant for business use. It has channels, frequencies and interference blockers so you could have many, many different radios without interfering. They also come with more advanced warranties.

Tom Clooney I think Motorola is more expensive because it is Motorola brand. please open midland GXT 1050 specification and read. It has 50 or more channels with CTCSS, Motorola operates on 4 channels..... Much more features are available in GXT 1050, than in this Motorola toy...

Alex Diamantopulo yup

First off, the Midland operates on FRS and GMRS frequencies, not business band... The Motorola is also easily programmable, a feature that businesses need and the Midland does not offer. And not to mention bubble pack radios like the GXT 1050 are not built as well as true business radios. They are built to be cheap use a couple times a year thing or even toys.

ironmatic 1 are you talking about those CLS radios? Aren't those FRS/GMRS? Have you ever disassembled Midland radios?

Agreed! We have other options with higher power output and lower cost if you're ever interested! Call us anytime at 888-742-5893.

Two Way Direct who’s ever answering these comments needs a raise .

Haha.. thanks Sam!