With its pros. works fine communication in the mountains is not lost in a couple of kilometers, then it is more difficult Its cons: the volume control in the backpack sometimes reduces the volume itself, but not critical

With its pros. A fully functional walkie-talkie at the price of a children's toy. Works on prohibited frequencies. Cons below: The squelch does not work near base stations and relay stations. You can't figure it out without instructions in the menu - everything is in abbreviations.

Has some pros Not heavy, small, 2 bands. There are a lot of instructions on the network, and a child can handle the setting. Colors are bright, not easy to lose. Got cons: Not a very large selection of additional headsets, but somehow they did it :)

Some pros: It catches well for 3 km in the forest, user-friendly interface, catches FM radio, you can listen to 2 channels at the same time. Got cons: You need to flash / configure the channels of the LPD / PMR grids yourself.

Its pros: Low cost, Normal build quality, good signal reception, a large number of settings Has some cons Not the channels of the PMR range are sewn in advance, but it is not clear which ones. A loud crackling noise is heard when using tones or ROGER sound at maximum volume.

Pros below: There is a radio. (The hike is not boring) For the price, the plastic and workmanship is quite good. Cons: I took two pieces: yellow and black. Black has worse screen quality. Sometimes it flickers and is worse perceived by the eye.

furious and cheap. These are some advantages: with a single touch, change the transmission power. Batteries from counterfeit models like the Kenwood UV-F8 work well. Wide hook and a tight clip. There is a direct frequency input on the radio receiver. Cons are: Receiving on an inactive channel is not done when scanning in dual channel mode. The location of the distress button is inconvenient (turns on in your pocket). The keys are damaged. 1) I used force to release the lock on the battery…

The most effective and economical way for providing communications while driving through natural areas or while traveling in many vehicles. I buy many friends as a gift for the holidays, it is original and useful to every boy, even though he is already 80 . :-) I transported the children all the way to Turkey to call them from the beach for lunch, and I even took them to the dacha in Russia to collect them when they were done swimming. Only the best reviews. Range 3-4 km. If you go up to the…

Fantastic product available for a cost that is well below average. I'm not sure how long it will keep working, but it's well worth every penny. It is to your advantage to be able to get additional walkie-talkies because these devices have been available for sale for a considerable amount of time and there is never a shortage of them. Some pros: It's not a shame that they're cheap and small because they perform just perfectly, sometimes even better than intended. The sound is crisp and strong…

With its pros. Excellent connection. Small dimensions and weight. Design. Range. Different cons: Haven't found it yet. Nothing to complain about at this price.

At a Website, Somewhere I witnessed the track testing of these walkie-talkies. A distance of over 10 kilometers was achieved. Perhaps I'm not doing it right, but I can only get two in even when there are no obstructions. On more challenging terrain, even a kilometer might be a challenge. I tried changing the frequency and it got worse and then better, but I still couldn't accomplish it. The quality of everything else more than justifies the price.

Even though I've never come across walkie-talkies, my experiences cycling through areas with spotty cell service have prompted me to consider them. They only needed 10 minutes to fix the walkie-talkie. The primary focus was on examining the unlicensed broadcasting frequencies, which, as expected, proved to be congested with talks between builders from local construction sites, but from which gaps might be uncovered. A great way to familiarize yourself with the walkie-talkies. I considered…

Purchase a two-meter band antenna (na-771); I recommend using it in a forest. For the LPD433 band, the quality of the antenna is not as critical (there are standard ones, there are more). Either an Enelup battery pack or an external tankette with a socket for an external radio antenna and a Kenwood connector can be used during the winter (two pins). I went with option two. You can choose whether to place your order here or straight from the Chinese. Yet in my opinion, there isn't a better…

Connecting to an extended antenna results in low selectivity and, as a direct consequence, dirty sensitivity in the urban environment. But, I will compare it to the FT-60 and the VX-8. The price is over one thousand times more than average. In quiet settings, it will typically open with turnips; the modulation is not as smooth as ice, but it merits a solid three for its level of understandability. Enjoy yourself in just two different ranges, that's all. You can put it to use for employment, the

Since the beginning of 2022, it has gone by the name Pofung for export (rebranding is associated with a more comfortable pronunciation of the brand for Europeans). I purchased 18 radios; no feedback. However, you can easily fix the issue by removing the plastic from the tangent connector's back side with a nat file. This will allow the radio's connector, which has a metal clip, to fit perfectly (well, or choose another tongut). connected test: 1) City, 1.85 km away, between a few panel homes…

I worked on a present for my son to open on Christmas morning. One of the radios had a very soft sound even when turned all the way up. They desired to communicate with the vendor through letter, but the shop did not carry any walkie-talkies of that kind any longer. We came to the conclusion that it would be better for the child, ourselves, and the seller if we did not spend our nerves on the holiday. I have just placed an order for the same thing elsewhere. Hence, there are now three radios in

I would want to share my experience with the Chinese walkie-talkie Baofeng UV-5R, which I purchased this year. The radio is reasonably priced, and the accessories—a charger, headphones, antenna, and battery—are all included. Let's just say that it is affordable, practical, and effective at catching fish. In spite of the fact that there are many barriers in the city, when checked within a four-kilometer radius, it catches flawlessly.

I already own two walkie-talkies made by JJ-Connect with 99 channels, but I wanted to get a few more of them before they went out of production. Picked a topic, and am happy with my decision. The walkie-talkies have the same sensitivity, and the JJ-Connect walkie-talkies will even have more, and selecting a channel can be done with the same ease in both models (only a channel and a subcode). The functionality is comparable, but the Baofeng looks more spectacular than the other one.

For snowboarding, I use it from my pocket or backpack with an external tongette even though it has no water protection. Via the inflection of the relief, I was able to communicate with my local antenna during a snowstorm between the saddle of Circus-1 and the start of the final stage of the lift (Burger Club) in Krasnaya Polyana (Gorki Gorod). Dombay practically shoots from top to bottom when it lightly rains. a variety of accessories for fans (antennas, larger batteries) The walkie-talkie…

We've been using this compact and reliable walkie-talkie for a month now, and it hasn't once failed us down. It's quick to charge. useful and well-designed. Soft and lightweight, completely noiseless, and able to maintain its charge for an extended period of time. Even in the dim light of dusk, the numbers stand out clearly. Ability to be heard clearly even when environmental conditions are less than optimal. It can also detect a signal in a heavily wooded area, so everyone should get one.