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How To Use Your Walkie-talkies

1.  Insert the battery. (Refer to page 5 for detailed instructions.)

2.  Roll the ON/OFF/VOLUME CONTROL wheel down to ON (you will hear 

a click) and the red LED-power bulb will light up on the front panel. 
Roll the wheel down for maximum volume or up to reduce volume.

3.  Press the PUSH-TO-TALK button to speak, then release to hear a reply.

4.  When speaking, talk clearly in a normal voice, holding the walkie-talkie  

about 8cm from your mouth.

5.  Best transmission is obtained when the antenna is in a vertical position 

and being used in an open space, away from buildings, pylons or other 
interference.

Components

On/off and

volume control

Flexible

antenna

Battery

compartment

Belt clip

Speaker/

microphone

Push-to-talk

button

Call alert

LED power

indicator

IMPORTANT!

When using your walkie-talkies,

2

3

listen:

and talk:

Walkie talkies work using 

radio waves; they are essentially 

two-way radios. The radios you listen 

to at home only receive signals, but 

your walkie talkies receive and 

send out signals.

Walkie talkies have been used 

for many years. They were first widely 

used by the military and early models were 

heavy and bulky. Nowadays they are much 

smaller and lightweight. Their use spread to 

the police and fire service and now are used 

by many people for work or just fun!

Summary of Contents for D05

Page 1: ...vary from those shown in the photographs Printed in China CHOKING HAZARD not suitable for children under 3 years of age due to small parts To be used under the direct supervision of an adult WARNING Item no D05 2014 Discovery Communications LLC Discovery Explore Your World and the Discovery Explore Your World logos are trademarks of Discovery Communications LLC used under licence All rights reserv...

Page 2: ... used in an open space away from buildings pylons or other interference Components On off and volume control Flexible antenna Battery compartment Belt clip Speaker microphone Push to talk button Call alert LED power indicator IMPORTANT When using your walkie talkies 2 3 listen and talk Walkie talkies work using radio waves they are essentially two way radios The radios you listen to at home only r...

Page 3: ...r lines as these can cause interference Make sure the antenna is pointing up Move closer together you may be out of range No message is being received Make sure both handsets are switched on and check the volume levels Make sure that the batteries are inserted properly and that they aren t low on power replace if necessary Check that the person receiving isn t pressing the PUSH TO TALK button Make...

Page 4: ...rs HQ what you are doing and where you are Where else could you be using your walkie talkie SECRET CODES Make up secret codes so that only the person on the other walkie talkie knows what you are talking about Have fun by changing names and places with your own code words For example Mum could be called V or target one Dad could be called W or target two and a neighbour could be called X or target...

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