These rules are generally intended to ensure that large or “official” users of walkie-talkies (such as police and other emergency services, etc.) do not suffer interference from members of the public using walkie-talkie radios. A battery-powered walkie-talkie or personal radio system (PRS) is another simple and cost-effective method of communication that allows the public to inform rescue and aid organizations of their location and conditions. Walkie-talkies fall into both categories – licensed walkie-talkies and unlicensed walkie-talkies. For licensed walkie-talkies, you must obtain an operating license from the relevant departments. However, the use of royalty-free walkie-talkies does not require government approval and there is no need to purchase a license. All you need is to buy it from the authorized and better walkie-talkie brand and dealers. It should be noted that it is legal to use both licensed and unlicensed walkie-talkies in India. “A system to hear walkie-talkie traffic could be placed in the radio communication center in disaster areas. Walkie-talkies are battery-powered transceivers, which means they can send and receive radio messages.

They resemble cordless telephone receivers, with a body that contains a microphone and speaker, as well as an antenna. Walkie-talkies are quick and easy to use. They enable short-range wireless communication in places where mobile networks are struggling to survive. Unlike radio amateurs who required a license for the operator and equipment, CB users do not need to obtain a license from MCMC to operate as long as their walkie-talkies or devices are certified by MCMC for use in this spectrum. Hello yes !! Using the walkie-talkie is fun!!! hehe after I went to Taiwan and experienced the pleasure of walkie-talkie!!! Anyway, the use of the walkie-talkie in Malaysia can be considered in two ways. First of all, the walkie-talkie sold in Malaysia is definitely legal and safe. What for? The walkie-talkie in Malaysia can be divided into two types, 1 with the preset channel, you can only go the channel preset by the manufacturer. Usually, from 3 to 18 channels depends on the model.

2 is the one whose frequency you can change freely. These 2 types of walkies have a common similarity. that it has blocked certain frequencies used by the police and army. So it`s legal, but again, it depends on whether it`s an original phrase that won`t be decoded. These sellers will tell you which license is needed and which is not. Of course, those with stronger reception need a license. Then on the overseas walkie. It depends on the habit. If custom allows you to bring it, usually no one will stop you from using the walkie on the street unless you go to those sensitive areas like illegal sales or red light distraction.

There is a big grey area in the Malaysian legal system. Sometimes there is no direct answer to these types of questions You may be confused about the different types of walkie-talkies sold in different countries, or you may not know what kind of radios you need and what you can legally use in your part of the world or any other country you want to visit. Each country may have its own rules and restrictions on the type of radios that can be used legally. We cannot provide a complete list of these rules. In different parts of the world, governments have established different types of walkie-talkie radios that can be purchased and used by the public. Hello! I don`t think that should be a problem. Walkie-talkies are widely used here in KL – in shopping malls, large events/fairs, at events and even on IKEA`s children`s playground where Waldi-Talkie is given to parents/guardians who leave their children on the playground. Just as a suggestion, it`s best to use a cell phone instead, as the prepaid statrter/mobile phone SIM card pack here is relatively cheap (RM18-RM20)-m- Note that there are sellers on Ebay that offer “Long Range” walkie-talkies (5 or 10 miles+) for sale in the UK at low prices. MARTS president Mohd Aris Bernawi said people usually forget to charge or maintain their walkie-talkies, or even recharge the batteries of their transistor radios after a while.

Unlike phones, walkie-talkies use a PTT (push-to-talk) system, which means you have to press a button to speak, and you have to release that button to hear sound from other devices. Thus, the conversation here is smooth and uninterrupted, as only one party can send one signal at a time. In addition, walkie-talkies facilitate one-to-many conversations because the signal sent by one person at the same time can be received by several people at the same time. This makes them quick and easy to use. Royalty-free walkie-talkies are easy to use and beneficial for various industries and other places. These include construction companies, hospitals, event management companies, tour guides, hotels, etc. In order to take action, it is necessary to determine who will assume the role of controller and dispatcher in emergency communication with the walkie-talkie. But the public is free to tap into the citizen band frequency (CB) that walkie-talkies can access. There is NO European/American “combined” walkie-talkie that can be used legally in both locations, as such a radio could, by definition, also broadcast on non-legal frequencies and therefore would not be legal in either country. Greetings to all. First of all, sorry to stumble upon this topic. Thanks for the ngcsc response.

However, one thing that troubles me a lot is the frequency limitation of walkie-talkies. From what I was told when I tried to bring a walkie-talkie that I bought in the United States and that was based on the FRS and GMRS frequencies (462 MHz and 467 MHz), Malaysian communications laws only allow the unlicensed use of walkie-talkies in the frequency ranges of 477.5 MHz to 478.5 MHz. What is strange, however, is that I see everywhere that there are walkie-talkies with different frequencies than those that are sold without hesitation. So what`s the problem? Shouldn`t these things be checked before they are allowed for sale here? Now that you have learned the benefits of using unlicensed walkie-talkies, the question must turn in your mind as to where to buy a good walkie-talkie. Don`t worry, we`re here to answer your question and save you from your confusion. No PMR446 radio can have more than 1/2 watt of transmit power, so all makes and models of the PMR446 walkie-talkie effectively have the same maximum range. Walkie-talkie – we had a discussion between Frens last week. Many of my brothers use them to communicate by radio with their driver when they are done with lunch or shopping, etc. Their gadgets are usually Motorola branded and mostly purchased from HKong.

And I asked them about legality. “Apparently” (which means I`m not 100% sure) these devices are suitable for private use, as mentioned above, but for commercial purposes, for example, in office buildings or warehouses, shopping malls, these require a license. I just want to know if the walkie-talkie is legal to use Kuala Lumpur. Thank you very much. “Thus, for security and management disasters in villages and residential areas, it is necessary to raise awareness about how often to use, who will be put on hold to receive these emergency transmissions and how SOS messages will be relayed to relief organizations,” he said. For UHF, low power consumption is ideal in an emergency situation when powered by batteries. However, it requires additional infrastructure such as repeaters to extend its range. You cannot modify an actual PMR446 radio to work on US FRS/GMRS channels or vice versa. However, you can program a non-PMR446 UK radio to use the US FRS and GMRS frequencies. Most European countries don`t seem to care about the radios introduced, with the exception of Switzerland, which doesn`t allow devices that don`t comply with their rules. RF, which stands for high frequency, is the range of radio waves between 3 and 30MHz.