How to talk to someone else by hacking on to the signal by walkie talkies?

Question

please help PLEASSEEE

Answer 1

i did it ones i siaid this is the fbi theres a bomb in frount of u dont move they got scared

Answer 2

you just have to be on the same frequency

my son has a set.  if your on the same frequency, it is possible.  but sometimes it only works one way.  you hear them, or they hear you.

Answer 3

Jealous, untrusting, STALKER

Answer 4

this is in the land phone section....

1st of all, this would have only been possible with the first generation cordless phones, or possibly even early 900 mhz phones...

you are about 20 years late trying to figure this one out, as it is not likely anyone has a phone that is that easily exploitable.

not to mention the fact of the legal issues involved.

Answer 5

Keep changing channels on a long range walkie and evantually you will find a convo and just talk to them.

Answer 6

change the reseption on your walkie talkie

Answer 7

I believe you have to have the same kind of walkie talkie and you have to be within the miles that walkie talkie can talk in.

And make sure you switch channels to pick up different people. Because If you stay on the same one, you may not pick up anyone.

I'm not sure what you were asking but this is the first thing that came into my head.

Answer 8

get a radio scanner from radio shack and you can listen in on all kinds of channels.  Some are illigal to talk on though so the scanner doesnt have the abillity to talk.  You will need a really good walkie talkie to get all the channels people talk on

Answer 9

when i was about ten i sat with a walkie in my basement and just picked up other channels... and other people were on those channels you can talk to them... its all about channels du!

Answer 10

Just surf the signals

Answer 11

I'm pretty sure you can just use a third walkie talkie.. it would probably have to tune in to the right frequency though.. which you  could do if you were good at building electronic stuff

it's probably smarter if you ask this on an electronic hobbyists website, they would know way more

and don't mention the 'hacking' part, they'll flame you