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2-Pack Motorola Solutions T470 Two-Way Radio (Black w/ Yellow) Expired
$36
$84.99
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Walmart has 2-Pack Motorola Solutions T470 Two-Way Radio (Black w/ Yellow) for $35.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member rczrider for finding this deal.
Features:
Thanks to community member rczrider for finding this deal.
Features:
- FRS radios - license free
- Weatherproof IPx4
- NOAA Weather radio & alerts
- 22 channels plus 121 privacy codes
- Built-in flashlight
- Easy pairing
- Dual power - AA standard alkaline batteries
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Edited May 3, 2021
at 02:06 PM
Seems like a good deal on T47x units, which are just T80x units without Bluetooth and GPS data (but still has data capabilities, hence the "easy pairing" feature).
license-free FRS (22 channels and 121 privacy codes)
35-mile range (mountain-to-valley, otherwise 8mi open water and 2mi neighborhood)
IPX4 weatherproof (splashing water from any direction, no submersion)
built-in LED flashlight
"Easy Pairing" group call
NOAA weather channel and alerts
included rechargeable NiMH battery pack with microUSB charger (can also use 2X regular AA batteries)
2-year warranty
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Motoro.../114611025
I'll go ahead and beat the ham radio folks to the punch: yes, the Baofeng UV-5R is a great entry-level ham radio, and if I was looking for something other than decent walkie talkies, I'd get the Baofeng.
license-free FRS (22 channels and 121 privacy codes)
35-mile range (mountain-to-valley, otherwise 8mi open water and 2mi neighborhood)
IPX4 weatherproof (splashing water from any direction, no submersion)
built-in LED flashlight
"Easy Pairing" group call
NOAA weather channel and alerts
included rechargeable NiMH battery pack with microUSB charger (can also use 2X regular AA batteries)
2-year warranty
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Motoro.../114611025
I'll go ahead and beat the ham radio folks to the punch: yes, the Baofeng UV-5R is a great entry-level ham radio, and if I was looking for something other than decent walkie talkies, I'd get the Baofeng.
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Little more detail: 35 miles is marketing, you won't get that unless the two of you stand on mountaintops with fresh batteries and no civilization nearby. These don't need a special license. There will likely be interference and reduced range if you use them in an amusement park, since every other family has the same idea.
But connecting a couple of hiking parties across a half mile? Sure. And around the yard? Definitely.
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Also, why is there a handle at the bottom? Is that to be able to hang them upside down with a carabiner? If so, it seems strange to have the handle at the bottom instead of at the top, which would allow them to be hung upright.
Also, why is there a handle at the bottom? Is that to be able to hang them upside down with a carabiner? If so, it seems strange to have the handle at the bottom instead of at the top, which would allow them to be hung upright.
Mine were supposed to be delivered today but now looking like tomorrow so can't comment on size. But hook on bottom seems better to me, if hanging upside down easier to grab and talk into without cord getting in the way. Just my opinion.
Seems easier to damage the antenna if hung upside down. Also, isn't the antenna supposed to be upright to get the best performance?
Seems easier to damage the antenna if hung upside down. Also, isn't the antenna supposed to be upright to get the best performance?
By cord I meant rope or whatever is hanging it to your belt. Not sure antenna direction matters for reception. I don't know how I would attach these. Probably just put them in a backpack pocket. I think they are pretty sturdy.
Also, why is there a handle at the bottom? Is that to be able to hang them upside down with a carabiner? If so, it seems strange to have the handle at the bottom instead of at the top, which would allow them to be hung upright.
This has a spring type snap that is attached (and removable) to the back of the radio that you could clip to your belt, or whatever you would like.
Oh ok. Thanks. That's good.
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i'm sure there's an app for that. lol