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Now for the things I do not like about these radios. This is a very hard radio to figure out. The directions do not match what is in the radio's menu, and I could not get some of the features to work at all. The VOX feature (which lets you lay the radio down and talk across the room without having to touch the radio) was totally worthless. Even with it at its highest setting, you had to talk directly into the speaker. At the lower settings, it did not work at all. The waterproof means barely water resistant according to the directions. In contrast, I have two Cobra radio sets. One radio went bad on each set. The oldest set took AA batteries also. The rechargeable batteries only last a season or two (deer season-- from one year to the next). This is still my preferred radio; it has a clock and a compass in it, but I think it is going bad also. It is rated at 17 to 22 miles, I do not remember exactly. I bought the newer Cobra about 3 years later. It was rated at 27 miles. It is the smallest radio, and it uses a Lithium-ion battery, like a cellphone. This new Midland is supposed to be rated at 36 miles. This 36 mile radio did slightly better than my oldest 17-22 mile radio, which is going out, but did not do as good as the 27 mile Cobra. Remember these older Cobras are about 10 years old, and I am sure that they are not as good as when they were new.
In conclusion, if I could change my ratting without retyping the review, I would have giving this radio a 3 star instead of the 4 star. I gave it a good ratting because it does take AA batteries. I do not think I would buy this set again. In fact, the old lithium-ion battery Cobra holds a charge longer than this New Midland, and it has got to be around 10 years old. I seen a newer version of this radio (improved to 33 mile) at amazon.com for the same money that I paid for this radio. That is the radio I would buy if I had it to do over again. I waited until after deer season to give a better review.


As for the workings of the radio they worked great but half way threw the trip the battery's went dead to be expected but when I tried to charge them up using the provided cig charger no dice and they were no more than a brick.
I could probably have bitched and gotten a new set of radio's but now my trip is over and don't really need them anymore and since no cb channels no good on the boat either so lesson learned part my fault and part the radio since the batteries wouldn't recharge.



















I think it will work great when we settle on a specific frequency beyond the default, and go out to outdoor venues where we may split directions. Only thing that could be added to improve these, is a homing beacon.


