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Shipping @price - GLS
12,00
EUR
130,85
Incl. VAT 163,56
Total incl. delivery
178,56
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24 channels, 38 tones, communications up to 8km and 12 hours of battery life are just some of the features that make the Midland XT50 walkie-talkie a real gem of free radio communications.
Full optional valibox The freedom of the LPD frequencies and the power of the PMR446s are told by the mystery of the Midland XT50 walkie-talkie, a practical communication system that is simple to use but at the same time performs well beyond the standards of normal amateur walkie-talkies. Why will you love XT50? First of all because it provides you with 24 PMR446 channels, to communicate freely, without a license, on different bands and frequencies, so as to never remain without coverage within a radius of 8 km! If we want to analyze the pluses that make it convenient like no other radio in this range we have the 38 CTCSS tones and USB charging. Any more wonder? The 3 sensitivity levels of the VOX function, the CALL function and the 12 hours of autonomy that the battery pack supplied gives you. Ready to communicate in freedom and power?
Channels quantity (total)
24 channels
Operating frequency
446.00625 - 446.09375 MHz
Maximum range
8000 m
Display type
LCD
Battery low indication
Yes
Number of batteries supported
3
Battery technology
Alkaline
Rechargeable
Yes
Battery level indicator
Yes
Transmit power
500 mW
Tones quantity
38
Tone squelch
CTCSS
On/off switch
Yes
Product colour
Black, Grey
Auto channel search
Yes
Keypad lock
Yes
Width
54 mm
Depth
33 mm
Height
103 mm
Weight
93 g
Quantity
2
Headset included
Yes
Carrying case
Yes
Charging station included
Yes
The item is known under the following item numbers in our system
EAN:
8011869203121
SKU:
URZ0621
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