Scope of delivery: 2 Motorola T82 Extreme radios 1 professional carrying case 2 micro headphones 2 packs of rechargeable NiMH batteries 2 belt clips 2 straps 1 USB dual charging cable 16 personalisation stickers Instruction manual

Yes, normal headphones should also work, such as these: Pioneer SE-CL712T (In-Ear, Black)

Yes it can, but as far as I know there is no maximum number of units as they are not paired, they just take over the channel settings from the main unit. It has a 2.5 mm jack connector that is smaller than the normal jack connector, such as on the iPhone, so normal headphones do not work. However, there are 4 headsets in the quad pack.

No, unfortunately not.

According to http://blog.radiotronics.co.uk/2018/01/talkabout-t82-replacement-for-the-tlkr-t80/, the T82 are compatible with the T80. If Digitec would provide me with a few T80s, I would of course be happy to test them and post the report here.

According to the manufacturer, three AA batteries can also be used.

These are PMR radios, so they are not programmable.

The stated range of up to 10 km is by no means achieved. In the city it is not even 3-5 km

Theoretically, yes... But anyone within a 10km radius will be able to listen in, because the transmission is not encrypted in any way. You also block the channel for other people around you. And yes... for permanent transmission you will have to build something that keeps the PTT button pressed all the time. iVOX (automatic voice recognition) does not work well in my experience. Also, the thing must always be connected to the USB charger. This works fine, but somehow the device restarts every 5-10 minutes, for some reason.... I recommend a "real baby monitor" as a result.

It has an option for voice activated transmission instead of push-to-talk. I guess that means it should work as a monitor, but I have not tested it as such.

Yes, all four walkie-talkies can be connected to each other. The Motorola Talkabout T82 Extreme use PMR446 technology, which allows them to communicate on common channels. Therefore, if you purchase two duo-packs, you can configure all four devices to use the same channel and privacy code, allowing them to communicate with each other. This process is facilitated by the easy pairing function available on these devices.

Hello, sorry but I do not need and do not use this function. Greetings Dusan

The Motorola TLKR T82 Extreme Duopack (10 km) and the corresponding 4-pack are compatible with other Motorola T82 Extreme devices as they all use the PMR446 standard. This means you can add more T82 Extreme radios and communicate with existing devices without the need for additional licences or subscriptions.

PMR radios do not require a licence in Switzerland.

What does your use case look like? I might be able to recreate it.

Yes, the Motorola TLKR T82 Extreme set of 4 (Quad Pack) can easily be supplemented with the set of 2 (Twin Pack) to form a group of 6 people. Here are the reasons why this is possible: - Both sets use the same technology and frequency band (PMR446), which allows for more compatible communication between the devices. - The radios have the same functions, including easy pairing, which makes it easier to join the devices in a group. Therefore, you can use the set of 4 and the set of 2 together to form a group of 6 people.

There's no limit... you just have to be on the same frequency. This also works between brands, it's a standard.

Thank you for your message. We will be happy to check this.

A rechargeable battery with 3 AA batteries is originally installed. If you remove this, you can insert batteries. I think these should be rechargeable if you want to charge the radio with the cable.

According to research, the device has an alarm function and four rechargeable batteries are included.

Eight hours according to the instructions. Not sure whether both together or separately. In any case, it takes forever, as does the service life.

it only has USC-micro

Should also work, the reception is good with the devices.

Yes, it even works with devices from other manufacturers...