Can I call the other party on the intercom crosstalk frequency?

Intercom serial frequency refers to setting the same frequency and security code on the intercom for effective communication. If two walkie-talkies are set with the same frequency and security code, and within the effective communication range, they should be able to talk to each other.

However, the effective communication range of walkie-talkie is affected by many factors, including terrain, buildings, obstacles, weather and so on. If there are large obstacles between two walkie-talkies, such as high-rise buildings and mountains, it may hinder signal transmission, shorten communication distance and even fail to establish a connection.

In addition, the power of walkie-talkie will also affect the communication distance. Low-power walkie-talkies usually have a short communication distance, while high-power walkie-talkies can achieve a long communication distance.

Therefore, when using walkie-talkie to communicate, we need to consider the above factors, and conduct tests and practical operations under appropriate conditions to determine whether we can successfully call the other party. It is best to test in an open area or the expected range of communication distance to ensure the reliability and effectiveness of communication.