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Name: Midland - X-TALKER 38-Mile, 36-Channel FRS 2-Way Radios (Pair) - Black
Brand: Midland
SKU: 5228140
Price: 79.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3 (442 reviews)

Midland - X-TALKER 38-Mile, 36-Channel FRS 2-Way Radios (Pair) - Black

Model:: T71VP3; |
SKU:: 5228140

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QuestionWhat is the maximum range of the radios?
- Answer The maximum range of the radios is 38 miles.
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QuestionWhat type of display does the radio have?
- Answer The display type of this radio is LCD.
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QuestionDoes the radio have a vibration alert?
- Answer This X-Talker two-way radio does have a vibration alert feature.
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QuestionWhat is the weight of the radio?
- Answer The product weight of the radio is 6.2 ounces.
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QuestionHow many channels does the radio have?
- Answer This X-Talker two-way radio provides 36 unique channels.
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QuestionAre the batteries rechargeable?
- Answer These two-way radios have a rechargeable battery.
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QuestionIs FRS 2 way frequencie the same thing as GMRS 2 way in other words are they the same THING
Asked 7 years ago by Mike.
- 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 7 years ago by Harrkev
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Questionwhen replacing batteries in the Model T71VP3 x-Talker radio, how many batteries does it take in one radio?
Asked 6 years ago by Sioux.
- Answer Each unit takes three batteries.
  Answered 6 years ago by CommunityAnswer
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QuestionHow long does the average fully charged battery last and how long is the thr charge time?
Asked 7 years ago by Bonedaddy.
- Answer The battery pack charges in about 3- hours and the daily battery life is about 6-7 hours minimum.
  Answered 7 years ago by MidlandUSA
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QuestionWill these charge and operate while plugged in to a car USB port?
Asked 3 years ago by Calvin.
- Answer Yes, they sure will!
  Answered 3 years ago by MidlandUSA
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QuestionCan these use non rechargeable batteries and what size
Asked 1 year ago by Ralph.
- Answer YES -SHOULD BE DOUBLE A
  Answered 1 year ago by newyorkjeff
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QuestionCan I take it on a flight to India
Asked 2 years ago by Tej.
- Answer I don't think so. These radios use a frequency allocation from the FCC for use in the US. This is not an international allocation. I could be wrong.
  Answered 2 years ago by AlanK
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QuestionAre these 5 watt or 2 watt output radios? If they are 5 watt do I need a license to legally operate them?
Asked 3 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer They put out 2.8 watts and they do require a license to legally operate them on channels that are not FRS.
  Answered 3 years ago by MidlandUSA
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QuestionCan 4-6 of these radios be used together if they're on the same channel?
Asked 7 years ago by itsme.
- 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 7 years ago by 104GoodBuddy
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QuestionAre these (WAre these WATER PROOF?
Asked 3 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Very durable. We use them on construction site.
  Answered 3 years ago by Barr
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QuestionWhat are the stinkin dimensions? :-)
Asked 8 years ago by Curious.
- Answer About 4" tall, and 2 1/4" at the widest point. The antenna adds about another 2" on top. Hope this helps!
  Answered 7 years ago by lonewolflvr
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QuestionDo you have to register this to FCC before you can use them?
Asked 1 year ago by Pakito.
- Answer Yes, you must register with the FCC and obtain a license if you plan to use GMRS channels, which are included with some models of Midland X-TALKER radios. This is not required for FRS channels only.
  Answered 8 months ago by FernandoR
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QuestionWill they work on a cruise
Asked 2 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer It works pretty good in short distances!
  Answered 8 months ago by FernandoR
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QuestionCan you over-charge the Midland T51VP3 and damage the battery? I recharge overnight and don’t want to damage the battery.
Asked 2 years ago by dnts82.
- Answer Modern electronics including the Midland X-TALKER radios generally have circuits to prevent overcharging. It's usually safe to leave them charging overnight, but to extend battery life, it's best to unplug the device once fully charged.
  Answered 8 months ago by FernandoR
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Questionwhat is the range in city?
Asked 2 years ago by Willa.
- Answer line of sight 100 yrds
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Midland - X-TALKER 38-Mile, 36-Channel FRS 2-Way Radios (Pair) - Black

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Q: QuestionWhat is the weight of the radio?

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Q: QuestionIs FRS 2 way frequencie the same thing as GMRS 2 way in other words are they the same THING

Q: Questionwhen replacing batteries in the Model T71VP3 x-Talker radio, how many batteries does it take in one radio?

Q: QuestionHow long does the average fully charged battery last and how long is the thr charge time?

Q: QuestionWill these charge and operate while plugged in to a car USB port?

Q: QuestionCan these use non rechargeable batteries and what size

Q: QuestionCan I take it on a flight to India

Q: QuestionAre these 5 watt or 2 watt output radios? If they are 5 watt do I need a license to legally operate them?

Q: QuestionCan 4-6 of these radios be used together if they're on the same channel?

Q: QuestionAre these (WAre these WATER PROOF?

Q: QuestionWhat are the stinkin dimensions? :-)

Q: QuestionDo you have to register this to FCC before you can use them?

Q: QuestionWill they work on a cruise

Q: QuestionCan you over-charge the Midland T51VP3 and damage the battery? I recharge overnight and don’t want to damage the battery.

Q: Questionwhat is the range in city?

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QuestionDoes the radio have a vibration alert?

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QuestionHow many channels does the radio have?

QuestionAre the batteries rechargeable?

QuestionIs FRS 2 way frequencie the same thing as GMRS 2 way in other words are they the same THING

Questionwhen replacing batteries in the Model T71VP3 x-Talker radio, how many batteries does it take in one radio?

QuestionHow long does the average fully charged battery last and how long is the thr charge time?

QuestionWill these charge and operate while plugged in to a car USB port?

QuestionCan these use non rechargeable batteries and what size

QuestionCan I take it on a flight to India

QuestionAre these 5 watt or 2 watt output radios? If they are 5 watt do I need a license to legally operate them?

QuestionCan 4-6 of these radios be used together if they're on the same channel?

QuestionAre these (WAre these WATER PROOF?

QuestionWhat are the stinkin dimensions? :-)

QuestionDo you have to register this to FCC before you can use them?

QuestionWill they work on a cruise

QuestionCan you over-charge the Midland T51VP3 and damage the battery? I recharge overnight and don’t want to damage the battery.

Questionwhat is the range in city?