DeWalt DXPMR800 Heavy Duty Professional Walkie Talkie PMR Radio with Up to 15 Floors/10km Range, License Free-Black and Yellow, Black & Yellow, 2 Pack

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Dual power and micro USB charging are a few features that the Motorola T200TP Talkabout radios have to offer. Depending on terrain and conditions, you'll get a range of up to 20 miles with these things so you won't have to worry about being separated from your hunting group. Auto Squelch: Automatically shuts off weak transmissions or unwanted noise due to terrain or range constraints.

For runtime we simply paid attention to the need to charge. All of the radios operated for 10 hour days without the need for charging or topping off the battery. Dewalt claims that the radios have an 18-hour runtime based on 90% Standby / 5% Talk / 5% Listen usage. Sufficient Volume? The Dewalt yellow make these radios easy to see and the small size and light weight [0.48lb] made it comfortable to carry in the team’s vest or on their belt. There is sufficient rubber over-mold for a slip resistant grip. This radio's main selling point is its waterproof housing making it an easy choice for a sea kayaker or paddleboarder. You'll pay for it though, and the extra protection adds heft and bulk. If you don't expect to drop your radio in the water and need one that can withstand the odd slash or light rain shower, most of the options we tested will work. Many are smaller, lighter, and less expensive. If you spend all your time on the water and don't want to worry about sinking a radio, we recommend the T600. can you tell me which model of headphones with microphone PTT I can use with the Walkie Talkies Dewalt,

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One industry professional commented, "We are in the hospitality industry and we use these covering a campground and motel. They look professional and they’re small enough that they also don’t stand out." It's important to note that many manufacturers claim that their radios have much greater maximum ranges, like 30 miles. Make sure you read the fine print. Often these tests are conducted in optimal conditions, like from "peak to peak," where there is nothing to interrupt the signal but air. In our real-world testing, none of the radios transmitted anywhere near their advertised ranges. Construction wise these radios seem well-built with rubber gaskets and a rubber covered PTT button. Rated at IP67 means that this radio is able to work in dust, dirt, rain and survive drops. In fact, this rating means that the radio is capable of a 2 meter drop and can withstand water immersion between 15 cm and 1 meter for 30 minutes. We tested two different radios models and the only difference between them were size and watts. The slightly larger radios were 2 watts and smaller ones 1 watt,. RunTime

The BCA Link 2.0, Midland X-Talker 36, Midland GXT1000VP4 were all able to transmit to just under 3 miles, while the remainder of the models in the test failed at under 2 miles. Clarity We’d offer to Dewalt that they should reconfigure the robustness of the belt clip. There is a small plastic tap at the top that indexes into the radio body. We felt that repeated removing and attaching over time will weaken this tab causing failure. The entire team labeled this plastic tab as a weak point. How Much and Where To Buy? We wanted something small with no antennaes for property management – the antennaes kept breaking off of the other Dewalt radios we have – the property with the buildings and such did not work for us as long range in comparison to the other dewalt ones. Other than that – we loved them but had to returnI have a small construction crew and saw these new DeWalt walkie talkies. Have used them for a few days now and can’t believe how far away they will work. It’s been much easier that using our cell phones. Size of these are great. Very rugged and will survive a drop and even if it doesn’t survive the fall it has a lifetime warranty!! All of the team members agreed that the audio quality is very good to excellent. The true test would be the audio quality in the field. Thomas Regional® are part of Thomasnet.com. Thomasnet Is A Registered Trademark Of Thomas Publishing Keeping tabs on family and friends when out exploring or camping has never been easier (or more enjoyable) than with the Wishouse handheld walkie-talkies. These devices are user-friendly as they were initially designed with children in mind, so staying in touch is a breeze. We were pleased with the radios volume and were able to use them effectively around earth moving equipment like excavators and even around chipping hammers.

Battery life won't be an issue with the easily rechargeable pxton walkie-talkies. These devices are durable and waterproof, with a range of up to three miles in open areas, and have 16 preset channels that are selected by the intuitive rotating knob on the intercom. Apart from the normal side-button walkie-walkie operation, these also feature voice control, particularly useful in situations when your hands aren't free, such as climbing or cycling. They each come with their own charger, belt clip, hand strap, and high-quality earpieces. One enthusiastic customer commented, "I got reception well past the 30-mile range listening in on communications from a group of folks reporting their traffic conditions." Roger Beep Tone: Confirmation tone indicates the completion of the user’s transmission, and signals others it is clear to talk. This rating was judged by the fact that all communications were loud, clear and easily understood. No need for repeating messages due to distortion or chatter. Ergonomics LONG RANGE COMMUNICATION: One watt of power provides Up to 100,000 sq. ft of long distance signal range depending on terrain and conditions.We then signed out 8 radios to specific team members and asked them to start using the radios. Dewalt 2-Way Radio Ease of Use The team liked all of the radio features, especially its large on and off knob, and push to talk [PTT] button. I will note that the team did comment that the PTT button location [front face of the radio] took a bit to get used too. Many of the radios they’ve used in the past had PTT buttons on the side of the unit. There is a significant correlation between price and performance among the radios we tested, leading us to conclude that, for the most part, you get what you pay for. Great little things for being pretty close say like a party or around the office but not out in the field if you need like 1/2 mile. I’m looking at regular walkie talkies with ear piece. I run equipment and need good connectivity with the other machine.