Walkie-Talkie [SPOILERS]
I just replayed Episode 1, and I realized that the person who has been talking to Clem, has to of met Glen at one point, or at lease his car. When Glen left the motor inn in episode 1 he took the other walkie-talkie by mistake in his car.
I don't know if her talkie has it's own special frequency so it can only talk to the other talkie, making her think it is broken because she cannot talk to anyone on the other end, until someone finds the one in Glen's car. Or if this is a normal radio that can switch between multiple frequencies.
I don't know if her talkie has it's own special frequency so it can only talk to the other talkie, making her think it is broken because she cannot talk to anyone on the other end, until someone finds the one in Glen's car. Or if this is a normal radio that can switch between multiple frequencies.
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It looks like one of those simple household Fisher-Price toy walkie talkies, so how it has a range past 200 yards is a dark mystery
anyone with a walkie in range, big radio transmitter and desktop radio unit can send and recieve signals...and intercept radio traffic on the right frequency.
also some survivors/radio enthusiast will use both of these to communicate for help/share supplies/trade..
Clems dad was bitten from what was said in episode one. Clems moms said he was attacked by a strange man and they was at the hospital.
Who's to say someone didn't find the walkie? Perhaps glen left it in the ice machine. Maybe someone has been following the group the entire time since episode 1.
how many zombie flicks have had a guy with a big ass radio transmitter in it? heck even a cb radio in a truck/taxi/cop car... and then theres the seti 'alien' researcher/hobby people...
Since Ep 1? From the farmers barn, to Macon, to the motel, across train tracks and with them into Savanah? Anything is possible, but, huh?
Not saying from the farm, but at the very end when the group made it to the motor inn. Look at the crazy lady from save lots watching clem from a distance. She stole her hat.
Without repeaters and such, you are not going to get much range. Walkie-talkies send messages to one another and don't require a cell tower to relay signals. That makes them more reliable than cellphones in remote areas where it's difficult or impossible to get a signal. More advanced walkie-talkie devices are two-way radios that transmit signals over the Family Radio Service (FRS) of the Federal Communications Commission.