128 Channels CTCSS/DCS/SCRAMBLER Digital LCD Walkie Talkie LINTON 7700

Specifications:

• Frequency Range: 400-470MHz full frequency
• Working Temperature: - 10℃-+60℃
• Voltage: DC7.4V
• Battery: 1200mA lithium ion battery
• Total Channels : 100
• Mute: 51 groups CTC / 107 groups DCS
• Antennas Impedance: 50Ω
• Work Frequency: With different frequency or the same
• Earthing ways: Negative
• Output Power HI: 4W; LO: 2W / 1W
• Modulation Mode: F3E (FM)
• Maximum frequency Swing: ≤5KHz
• Residual Volatility Radiation: <60dB
• Advance Aggravating Characteristics: 6dB
• Emission Current: HI: < 1500mA, LO: < 10/700mA
• Sensitivity: ≤0.18μV
• Static Sensitivity: ≤0.20μV
• Intermodulation Anti-interference: 50dB
• Audio Power: ≥500mW
• Receiving Current: ≤140mA
• Noise Stopping Current: 20mA
• Size: 105 x 55 x 30mm / 4.1 x 2.17 x 1.18 in (L x W x H)

Features:

• 100 channels, eight call groups
• High/medium/low power options
• Built-in CTCSS/DCS/SCRAMBLER
• Password protection function
• Broadband & narrowband function
• Low voltage alarm functions
• Two walkie-talkies or more than two used together
• Having an excellent performance in the long range, the LCD Walkie Talkie is easy to set up and use
• The 128Channel Walkie Talkie is widely used in our daily life in different fields like shopping malls, sporting events, concerts and so on
• The LCD Walkie Talkie is great choice for nearly any outdoor enthusiast

Details:

• 128 channels LCD Walkie Talkie. Built-in CTCSS/DCS/SCRAMBLER
• Compact design, easy to carry almost anywhere

• LCD screen, bright flashlight illumination, auto / manual keypad lock make the two way radio walkie talkie more convenient

• Two walkie-talkies or more than two used together and digital FM radio. Easy to install the battery into the back of the Digital Walkie Talkie

Size in Detail:

What is a Walkie Talkie?



Our walkie-talkie radios have many uses in many different industries. A walkie-talkie (more formally known as a handheld transceiver) is a hand-held portable, two-way radio transceiver. The first walkie-talkies were developed for military use during World War II, and spread to public safety and eventually commercial and jobsite work after the war. Major characteristics include a half-duplex channel (only one radio transmits at a time, though any number can listen) and a push-to-talk switch that starts transmission. Typical walkie-talkies resemble a telephone handset, possibly slightly larger but still a single unit, with an antenna sticking out of the top. Where a phone's earpiece is only loud enough to be heard by the user, a walkie-talkie's built-in speaker can be heard by the user and those in his immediate vicinity. Hand-held transceivers may be used to communicate between each other, or to vehicle-mounted or base stations

• For those of us who grew up before the 1990s may recall that no respectable private eye or detective story was complete without a walkie talkie being used while following a suspect or chasing a criminal
• If you enjoy outdoor activities, enjoy riding your motorbike at weekends, work at a college or school, perhaps you work in a pub, club? Are you at home caring for a child perhaps? if you answered yes to any of the above then you would find a walkie talkie a very useful gadget. You may also need a walkie talkie if you move around a lot in your job. The benefit over mobile phones is that they are license free and do not have any associated call charges
• Some walkie talkies have a wider range than the average baby monitor, if you are at home all the time and the baby is asleep upstairs and you need to visit a neighbour? Walkie talkies have a wider range and suit this situation perfectly, a "baby monitor" mode is available for some walkie talkies so you can leave one in the baby's room and take the other with you, when the baby wakes or begins to cry you will know at once
• For the workers in the pubs or clubs, or for teachers and staff members in schools would find walkie talkies very effective and useful when communicating with colleagues. For all of these working environments emergencies can happen and responding to those emergencies could be an issue, unless you had a walkie talkie! You can clip a walktie talkie to your clothing, they are light weight and easily carried about your person
• You can use a walkie talkie while out on youre bike and fit the earpiece into your motorcycle helmet, also available is a Push to Talk button that is mounted on the motorcycle handlebar. The range for these types of Walkie Talkies is over a mile, come rain or shine. The walkie talkie can also compete with the mobile phone market as no roaming applies to a walkie talkie so you can avoid their hefty prices

How to Use Walkie Talkies:



Two-way radio transceivers have come a long way since they were designed in World War II. Today walkie-talkies are commonly used for professional, recreational and even kids' use. This portable device has many features and is becoming more compact with each new design. Become familiar with some of the features and technology to use your walkie-talkie

• Consider the purpose for your walkie-talkie before purchasing one. Determine whether you'll be using them for recreational use such as hiking, or indoor use as an intercom system like within a building. This will help guide your choice
• Update yourself on the latest technology in walkie-talkies. Some features include; weather channels, compass device, headset models, wrist models, holsters and belt clips. Don't pay for a feature you'll never use
• Think about the amount of distance you'll need to cover with your walkie-talkies. If it is for close range than two miles would be sufficient. If it is for five mile usage consult the appropriate authorities to license the walkie-talkies with the FCC
• Communicate on a multi-user compatibility system. If your purpose will be to have many user's for the walkie-talkies consider a high quality and versatile radio receiver. This system is designed to eliminate the static and interference among users
• Know whether you'll want a built in rechargeable battery pack or battery operated system. If you're planning to use the walkie-talkies away from an electrical outlet, than buy those with disposable or rechargeable batteries since the other type requires a base station to recharge
• Learn how to scramble your voice. Messages can be decoded by a voice scrambler or Morse code to personalize your message. Some walkie-talkies have a 14 channel system with sub-channels to keep conversations private and limited to only those who have the same sub-channels
• Watch what you're saying. Remember that others can and will hear what is being said. Keep your conversations brief and be specific. Keep personal and intimate conversations for a one on one meeting

Two Way Radio Information:

• Configurations: Two-way radios come in two standard configurations, Family Radio Service and General Mobile Radio Service. FRS radios operate on 1/2 watt of power and can transmit on 14 different channels. GMRS radios are higher powered, operating on 1 to 2 watts of power and transmitting on 22 different channels
• Distance: Two-way radios are able to transmit at different distances, depending on variances such as topography, weather, obstructions and lightning. Operators can attain long distances in ideal situations, but actual distance is usually far less than the maximum claimed by manufacturers. On average, two-way radio operators can expect transmission distance to be around 2 miles
• Batteries: Most two-way radios operate on standard AA or AAA batteries, while some models come with a rechargeable battery. Some two-way radio models enhance battery life by switching to low-power settings that kick in when long amounts of time pass between transmissions

Package Included:

• 1 x Walkie Talkie
• 1 x Charger
• 1 x Battery
• 1 x Antenna
• 1 x Clip
• 1 x Hand Strap
• 1 x User Manual