MaxTalker TK-W70 10W Ham Radio IP68 Waterproof
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Original price
$86.00
Original price
$86.00
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Original price
$172.00
Original price
$86.00
Current price
$78.00
$78.00
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$135.00
Current price
$78.00
- Powerful Transmission: The MaxTalker TK-W70 ham radio operates at a robust 10W, ensuring long range communication capabilities. This high power output allows users to maintain clear and reliable connections over extended distances, making it an ideal choice for outdoor activities or emergency situations
- Multi-Band Functionality: This handheld ham radio supports multiple communication bands, including UHF, VHF, FM, AM and GMRS (GMRS band can be obtained and utilized through PC programming). This versatility allows users to easily switch between different bands, enhancing flexibility and connectivity based on their specific needs
- IP68 Waterproof Design: With an IP68 waterproof rating, the TK-W70 is built to withstand harsh weather conditions and is resistant to dust and water. Whether you're hiking in the rain or operating in challenging environments, this radio is designed to perform reliably
- Long-Lasting Battery Life: Equipped with a powerful 2100mAh rechargeable battery, the MaxTalker TK-W70 provides extended usage time, ensuring that you stay connected during long trips or emergencies without worrying about frequent recharging
- One Key Frequency Match: Maxtalker waterproof ham radios design with one key frequency match: Hold down SCAN key, it could identify the frequency when others radio transmitting. You can save it directly on new channel. In addition to match the same ham radios' frequency, it can also match other walkie talkies' frequencies by one key, such as uv5r ham radio handheld, uv-5rm ham radio, uv9r pro handheld radio etc
- Convenient Programming and NOAA: The included programming cable allows for easy customization of channels and settings, while the NOAA function keeps you informed about crucial weather updates. This feature enhances safety and preparedness during outdoor adventures or unexpected weather changes