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Banda meteorológica 22 FRS CH+12 NOAA
Batería de iones de litio de 1500 mAh.
50 tonos CTCSS/105 códigos DCS.
Bloqueo de teclado
Linterna
No es necesario programar y sin licencia
Reloj dual
Función VOX/manos libres.
Alarma de emergencia
Gerson A.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 14 de marzo de 2025
Good quality, better than analog previous version
CARLOS ANGELES
Comentado en México el 28 de enero de 2025
Excelente compra Costo-Beneficio...Tiene todo lo que necesitaba:1. Suficiente Alcance2. Privacidad con los bastante Canales con bastantes subcódigos3. Batería de muy buena duración4. De un tamaño adecuado, nada estorboso5. No necesita Licencia6. Se escuchan muy claramente7. Material de buena calidad8. Pantalla muy informativa9. Botón de llamada (Con 10 tonos)10. Botón de emergencia11. Audífono manos libres para la privacidad12. Cargadores individuales para cada lugar de base (USB)Y funcionan perfecto...
Mark
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 9 de abril de 2025
Very good quality FRS radio. Used on house moving and short hike with friends
Mihail Ciolac
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 22 de abril de 2025
Love the radios. Even the manufacturer is claiming that they can get signal long rage - never tested. But the max 1mile I was in the woods - worked perfectly. I love the dual band - this is making the life easy. Monitoring and using two channels at the same time is awesome. Kids on one channel - so I can monitor and adults on another. Is has extra encrypted channels that gives you privacy. Easy to use. Read the instructions book once. Long lasting battery - 3 days of usage with the hiking and never recharges. And comes with the cable for programming if needed. Definitely the best product for the price. And has the web site and support. Quality is also very good - rarely getting some strange signals or noise.
Miguel Segura MX
Comentado en México el 8 de agosto de 2024
Compre estos para organizar a un grupo grande que ascendió conmigo la malinche.Probé su alcance en pleno centro de la ciudad de México donde todos los edificios tienen 4/5 pisos y su alcance fue de 3 calles, estando una persona dentro de la casa y una afuera.En la malinche escuchaba perfectamente varias comunicaciones ajenas en los canales de emergencia, varias estaban a 2 kilómetros de distancia. Creo que son adecuadas si los necesitas para usarlos en cortas distancias. Son de muy buena calidad.
David
Comentado en México el 11 de junio de 2024
Me encantó muy buenos solo q las instrucciones vienen en inglés pero fuera de eso lo recomiendo
Jose sanchez
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 30 de marzo de 2024
These radios work great. I use them for my security company when working town events & can easily hear each other 1 mile away which I know that isn’t a lot but works great for our purposes as the area we cover is barley over a mile in distance. Been using them for the last 2 months without issues, will definitely buy a few extra ones.
dboyle
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de diciembre de 2024
I like this set of FRS radios. I needed some for a tournament and my old ones had bad rechargeable batteries, it was a better choice to just get a new set rather then trying to source batteries and find the chargers. Being a three pack is an even better bonus.The first thing worth mentioning is, these are FRS radios. All FRS radios are capped off at the same wattage (.5 or 2 watts, depending on the channel) by the FCC, regardless of any claims the manufacturer makes about “distance”. All FRS radios operate the same.With that said, I did like the kit they came in. 3 radios, 3 batteries, 3 chargers and 3 headsets I haven’t actually used. The headsets look to use the standard “K” type headset connector that most headsets use, so you may be able to use a better type of headset than what’s included. The radios themselves appear to be solid and have the same features as the store-bought consumer name brands - DCS/CTCSS “privacy” tones, a selection of call tones, voice activated transmission, and the ability to pick up the NOAA weather channels. I like the channel scan feature - AND the ability to scan all privacy tones on a channel being used. Someone noted that they aren’t software-programmable but that just doesn’t seem practical, as simple as these are. Most users will just turn these on and talk. If you’re looking at more than just casual radio use, consider a GMRS radio. GMRS does require a license, but shares the same channels as these FRS radios but with more flexibility and transmission power.It’s important to note that on all FRS radios, channels 8-14 are low power channels and probably won’t have the transmit distance than the high power channels 1-7 and 15-22.I’ve put these side by side with MURS radios in some pretty tough spots and the distance these can transmit does impress me. In my suburban town full of blocks of houses, I can go just shy of a mile. A hill blocks reception. In very dense, heavy forest areas, I’ve gotten about 1/2 to 1.5 miles (MURS has consistently been better in areas like this, as to be expected). As to be expected, hills and other elevation changes quickly reduce the distance.Overall, a great radio set for basic two-way communication. I would prefer a USB-C type connector on the batteries for charging instead of a desktop cradle, as we are starting to see more with GMRS and other radios. The chargers use a USB-A type connector, instead of a 120v adapter, making it somewhat convenient to recharge in a vehicle or from a power pack without needing 120v power, but these don’t come with 120v to USB blocks.And being able to hand these out to friends and talk to them on my GMRS radio is convenient. Would definitely recommend and purchase again if needed.
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