FRS and GMRS radios uses - FRS and GMRS 2-way radios are a great way to keep in constant touch with members of your party, whether on an outdoor adventure, vacation, road trip or at a crowded shopping mall or amusement park. With the ability to talk, hear and ring other radios within range, they're a lot like having a short-range cell phone - except without the usage fees and contracts. FRS and GMRS radios can also be used like a wireless intercom in and around the home to call someone out in the yard or on the far side of the house.
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- These days FRS and GMRS radios are compact, quality transceivers that transmit and receive over greater distances and with superior clarity to "first-gen" walkie-talkies. They operate on UHF radio frequencies which are much less prone to the static and interference that plague CB (citizens band) radios. What that means in practical terms is a whole new range (no pun intended) of potential uses that just might justify putting an FRS or GMRS 2-way radio or two on your "must-have" electronics list.
Features/Technical Specification
- New high technology wrist walkie talkie
- Base FRS/GRMS version
- Maximum power allowed by FCC - of 0.5 Watts
- Communication range up to 1.5 Miles*
- Voice scrambler function (4 channels)
- CTCSS function
- Auto power off function
- Channel selection function
- Sub-channel (CTCSS) selection
- Channel and CTCSS SCAN function
- VOX function
- VOX sensitivity selection （3 levels）
- Dual watch SCAN function
- Rechargerable battery circuit protection
- Voice scrambler function
- Power ON/OFF function
- Pager function
- 9 ring selection function
- Electronic volume function ( 8 levels )
- Monitor function
- LCD back light function
- Automatic squelch function
- Button pressing tone confirm function
- External MIC/SPK headset function
- External MIC/SPK with PTT function
- External charger
- 4 -digit display function
- Alarm function
- Bell, AL and PM icon function
- Month, Date, Hour, Minute and Second
- 30-second alarm sound
- 12-hour format
- 4 year calendar |
* - The communication range quoted is calculated based on an unobstructed line of sight test under optimum conditions. Actual range will vary depending on terrain and conditions, and is often less than the maximum possible. Your actual range will be limited by several factors including, but not limited to: terrain, weather conditions, electromagnetic interference, and obstructions.
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