Motor Mouth Maul Being Heard With Kids $5 Walkie Talkie

[1883gatekeeper]

This is crazy, my kids came and woke me up out of a nap saying daddy daddy we hear people talking on our walkie talkie, are they talking back to us.

I got out of bed and listened very closely and heard a man say, "The West Coast Beast Got Down!" I was thinking, no way lol no way....so I started my video recorder to document this.

Just imagine how many other kids on the East Coast yesterday was listening to the Super Bowl, 27.025 MHz on therd Dollar General $5 Walkie Talkies.

Here is the link to the video, check it out:
Watch "Motor Mouth Maul Heard In Ga On $5 Walkie Talkie" on YouTube
Motor Mouth Maul Heard In Ga On $5 Walkie Talkie: Motor Mouth Maul Heard In Ga On $5 Walkie Talkie - YouTube

 

[Captain Kilowatt]

Why not? When I was a kid long before the high power Superbowl mess on ch 6 I used to listen to DX all over on my cheap kiddie walkie talkie. I heard all over the southeast USA as well as Mexico, Puerto Rico and other other Caribbean islands.

 

[Mudfoot]

It's... Motor Mouth Moron.

 

[dx31353]

It's... Motor Mouth Moron.

Jelly?

Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk

 

[psycho]

Motormouth maul can put channel 6 on hold, enough said. At least he behaves like an adult, so your kid won't hear R rated language.

 

[479tx]

You need to get inside that walkie talkie and fatten up those coupling caps so your kids can really enjoy the phat bass response his signal has.

 

[KW4HKY]

Why not? When I was a kid long before the high power Superbowl mess on ch 6 I used to listen to DX all over on my cheap kiddie walkie talkie. I heard all over the southeast USA as well as Mexico, Puerto Rico and other other Caribbean islands.

That is how I got interested in the radio hobby. Those were great times.

Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk

 

[Captain Kilowatt]

That is how I got interested in the radio hobby. Those were great times.

Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk

Indeed. I don't know about you but I was doing that back in the early '70's until I got my first real radio, a Midland 13-898B SSB in '77.

 

[RatsoW8]

Indeed. I don't know about you but I was doing that back in the early '70's until I got my first real radio, a Midland 13-898B SSB in '77.

I was listening to CB on ch 11 on a pair of Lloyd's walkie talkies and a SW radio back in the 60's. Man those 4' metal telescoping antennas had a short life span around kids.

 

[w9cll]

They still sell 27mhz walkie talkies? Thought everything theses days is 49mhz

 

[RatsoW8]

They still sell 27mhz walkie talkies? Thought everything theses days is 49mhz

These days yes, those days no.

 

[Mudfoot]

They still sell 27mhz walkie talkies? Thought everything theses days is 49mhz

You've been missing out.

 

[w9cll]

You've been missing out.

I am going to get some and hook them up to 2 pill.

 

[2CO3026]

...Man those 4' metal telescoping antennas had a short life span around kids.

So did the PTT buttons, battery compartment doors, and other extraneous protrusions.

I hope your Lloyd's units were as durable as my old Viscount 100 mW, channel 14, **full 23 channel receive -- all at once!** jobs. They took a beatin' and kept on QRM'in.'

 

[IMD262]

Indeed. I don't know about you but I was doing that back in the early '70's until I got my first real radio, a Midland 13-898B SSB in '77.

I used to think the dual meter arrangement in these radios was soo cool.