Will these work well below decks on a cruise ship? null

Hey Rip, unfortunately not many radios are going to work well BELOW deck on cruise ships because of the metal that makes up the ship. FRS/GMRS frequencies transmit best over water, in open areas without obstruction, or on flat areas where the other radio user is visible - again this is standard no matter what brand walkie talkie. We would suggest a higher powered handheld, such as the GXT1000VP4, and understanding that it will work best on the top deck, or top deck to next lower level, and that other users will be on these channels as well. We would love to chat this out with you if you would like, give us a call at 816-241-8500 between the hours of 8:00am - 4:30pm CST Monday - Friday!

You need UHF.. it does not have as far as a range as VHF, FRS but it will penetrate obstacles much better.

Yes. They can work indoors and outdoors -- as long as you do not have metal walls that will block the signal.

“Will these work well below decks on a cruise ship?”

This question is for: Midland - X-TALKER 28-Mile, 22-Channel FRS 2-Way Radios (Pair) - Orange

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Midland - X-Talker 28-Mile, 22-Channel FRS/GMRS 2-Way Radios (3-Pack) - Orange-Angle_Standard

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Hey Rip, unfortunately not many radios are going to work well BELOW deck on cruise ships because of the metal that makes up the ship. FRS/GMRS frequencies transmit best over water, in open areas without obstruction, or on flat areas where the other radio user is visible - again this is standard no matter what brand walkie talkie. We would suggest a higher powered handheld, such as the GXT1000VP4, and understanding that it will work best on the top deck, or top deck to next lower level, and that other users will be on these channels as well. We would love to chat this out with you if you would like, give us a call at 816-241-8500 between the hours of 8:00am - 4:30pm CST Monday - Friday!
Answered by MidlandUSA 7 years ago
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You need UHF.. it does not have as far as a range as VHF, FRS but it will penetrate obstacles much better.
Answered by mrmgj 4 years ago
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Yes. They can work indoors and outdoors -- as long as you do not have metal walls that will block the signal.
Answered by AggieEngineer 5 years ago
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