Midland - X-TALKER 38-Mile, 36-Channel FRS 2-Way Radios (Pair)
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Description
Features
Up to a 38-mile range
So you and your driving, hunting or hiking partner can keep in touch. (range depends on terrain and conditions).
36 channels
Provide clear, crisp communication with easy button access.
121 privacy codes
Gives you up to 2662 channel options to help you block other conversations.
eVOX operation
Activates transmit when you start talking, even if you are not using a headset.
Auto squelch, roger beep, keypad lock, low battery indicator
For convenient use.
Backlit LCD display
Can be seen in low-light conditions.
HI/LO power settings
Lets you adjust transmit power and conserve battery life.
Silent operation
Turns off all tones.
Weather alert radio with weather scan
Automatically locks on to your local weather channel and alerts you to severe weather.
FCC license required to operate on GMRS channels
What's Included
- Midland X-TALKER 38-Mile, 36-Channel FRS 2-Way Radios (Pair)
- Belt clips
- AC wall adapter
- Rechargeable battery packs
- Desktop charger
- Micro USB charging cable
- Owner's Manual
Q: QuestionIs FRS 2 way frequencie the same thing as GMRS 2 way in other words are they the same THING
Asked by Mike.
- A:Answer They are sort of the same thing. You really cannot buy FRS radios any more. GMRS radios, however, also work on FRS frequencies. There are seven FRS channels, and modern GMRS radios cover those frequencies, but at FRS power limits (1/2 watt). There are seven channels that are shared between FRS and GMRS, but you need a GMRS license to use high power. There are seven channels that are GMRS only. FRS and GMRS radios can talk to each other as long as the GMRS radios only use FRS frequencies -- plus the numbers on the display might be different. Wikipedia has a nice summary of GMRS -- just search. I hope this helps.
Answered by Harrkev
Q: QuestionAre these 5 watt or 2 watt output radios? If they are 5 watt do I need a license to legally operate them?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer They put out 2.8 watts and they do require a license to legally operate them on channels that are not FRS.
Answered by MidlandUSA
Q: Questionwhen replacing batteries in the Model T71VP3 x-Talker radio, how many batteries does it take in one radio?
Asked by Sioux.
- A:Answer Each unit takes three batteries.
Answered by CommunityAnswer
Q: QuestionHow long does the average fully charged battery last and how long is the thr charge time?
Asked by Bonedaddy.
- A:Answer The battery pack charges in about 3- hours and the daily battery life is about 6-7 hours minimum.
Answered by MidlandUSA
Q: QuestionAre these (WAre these WATER PROOF?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer Very durable. We use them on construction site.
Answered by Barr
Q: QuestionWhat are the stinkin dimensions? :-)
Asked by Curious.
- A:Answer About 4" tall, and 2 1/4" at the widest point. The antenna adds about another 2" on top. Hope this helps!
Answered by lonewolflvr
Q: QuestionCan 4-6 of these radios be used together if they're on the same channel?
Asked by itsme.
- A:Answer Yes. As many that are in range operating on the same channel will work. We had 4 going during a car trip. One radio in each of the four cars.
Answered by 104GoodBuddy
Q: QuestionAre these compatible with other walkie talkies? That is, if we have others, will they be able to speak with people on these?
Asked by Becky.
- A:Answer Yes, any X-talker radio will work with any other X-talker radio. All the Midland handhelds are compatible, but they are not compatible with the 2 business models (BR200 and MB400 will not work with X-talker radios).
Answered by MidlandUSA