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Midland XT511 22-Channel FRS/GMRS Two-Way Emergency Crank Radio [C] [D] [-]
(Electronics) Midland
Release date: 2007-06-15

Emergency radio with 22 GMRS/FRS channels and all 10 NOAA weather channels with alert function
Includes AM/FM radio reception, a clock with an alarm function, and a 3-LED flashlight
Rechargeable battery can be powered by dynamo hand crank, or included AC or DC power adapters
Features VOX automatic voice-activated operation, and a USB port for charging cell phones, radios, etc.
Constructed to be water resistant, and backed by a manufacturer's 3-year warranty


Price: $89.99

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Audiovox Two Way Radios?

Does AudioVox GMRS two way radios, slim line design come in more then seven miles? I need 18 mile...

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Audiovox offers the slimmest line of GMRS two way radios on the market today. Our slim line design handheld radios offer an "ultra compact" feel as well as featuring an FM radio, high intensity LED flashlight, ear mic, carrying case and comes in single or dual packs.

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Be advise that these radios, regardless of how many miles it says it can go up to, NEVER live up to it's advertised promise. Even when used on the high power channels, which requires an FCC license before operating, is good for no more than a few city blocks in the city. In open terrain, it may get the maximum distance.

2006-08-12 17:34:57 by Inc.

NOAA Severe Weather Alert - Audiovox 2-way radio


Audiovox GMRS7001CH Recorded this earlier today when a severe weather system was passing through the area, the walkie talkie if weather alert mode ...


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