For those looking for an inexpensive Motorola two-way radio, their FV200AA Talkabout model should not be overlooked. This small scale two-way radio has a five-mile radius, operates on three AAA alkaline batteries, and has 22 FRS/GMRS channels. Additionally, the FV200AA has an auto power off function, as well as scan, monitor, and auto squelch abilities. To ensure that you don't run out of power, the FV200AA also has an LCD battery meter.

The Motorola Talkabout T4900AA is another excellent Motorola two-way radio. This larger, more rugged model has a full three-mile radius, and it makes use of 22 channels with 38 privacy codes. It takes three AA batteries, and it has a total of five call tones.

If you are looking for a wider range of reception, you might want to check out the Motorola Talkabout T5500R. This durable model has a five-mile clear channel range and one watt of power. It also comes with a VOX, or voice activated, feature and a full 10 call tones. When combined with a good two-way radio belt clip, the T5500R becomes a helpful addition to a hiking adventure or even a field trip to a local tourist attraction.

If you want a Motorola two-way radio that features even greater range and power, then you may want to look into the Motorola Talkabout T7150R. This Motorola two-way radio has a very functional seven-mile clear channel range. It has double the wattage of the T5500R, and it also has VOX capabilities. As with all two-way radios that utilize GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service) channels, the above-mentioned Motorola two-way radios require an FCC license to operate.