Rocky Talkie Mountain Radio - Long Range Walkie Talkie, FRS Handheld Radio, 4 Day Battery Life, Max Durability, 2 Pack
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- Condition
- New
- Style
- Radio 2 Pack
- Model
- B0F4PYGJHQ
- Color
- Black
- Special Feature
- Rechargeable
- Frequency Range
- 400-470 MHz
- Talking Range Maximum
- 35 mile
- In the box
- 2x Lithium-ion batteries (replaceable)2x Metal-reinforced back-up Leash2x Mountain Radios2x Trango Quantum Climbing Rated Carabiner2x USB-C Charging Cable
- Warranty
- Rocky Talkie warrants that for a period of two (2) years from the date of purchase, the product will be free from defects in material and workmanship. Should a defect occur during the two (2) year warranty period, Rocky Talkie will repair or replace the defective product or component part at its option, free of charge. Any replacement products provided are under warranty only for the remainder of the original warranty period.
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- Rocky Talkie Mountain Radios
Features 5
- LONG RANGE FRS RADIO - The radio transmits the maximum power legally allowed for use without a license (2-watts). The max range is over 35 miles, however, 1 to 5 miles is more typical in backcountry terrain.
- 4 DAY BATTERY LIFE - A specialized rechargeable lithium-ion battery provides over 4 days of battery life, even in very cold conditions.
- ENHANCED DURABILITY - Radio features a shatterproof LED screen and thermoplastic protective covering. No fragile plastic clips like other radios, the Mountain Radio easily secures to backpacks and harnesses using an ultra-light climbing rated carabiner and metal reinforced back-up leash.
- IP56 WATERPROOF - Radio designed to withstand splashes and snow
- READY TO USE - The Mountain Radio is ready to use out of the box and requires zero configuration. Simple and reliable - the radio features 5, easy to understand, buttons.
Description
Rocky Talkie was founded in Denver, Colorado in 2019 with a mission to create reliable communication tools for the outdoors. Frustrated by the lack of durable and dependable radios, the team spent years developing and testing products built to perform in the harshest conditions. The result: the Mountain Radio and 5 Watt Radio—rugged, easy-to-use radios designed to keep adventurers connected when it matters most. For enhanced durability, the radio has a shatterproof LED screen and thermoplastic protective covering. Unlike the fragile plastic clips of other radios, the Mountain Radio easily secures to backpacks and harnesses using an ultra-light carabiner and back-up leash. A specialized lithium-ion battery provides over 4 days of battery life, even in very cold conditions. The radio transmits the maximum power legally allowed for use without a license (2-watts). The max range is over 35 miles, however, 1 to 5 miles is more typical in backcountry terrain. For more info on range, please see our range testing video or blog post.
Specs 18
| Brand | Rocky Talkie |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Number of Channels | 128 |
| Special Feature | Rechargeable |
| Frequency Range | 400-470 MHz |
| Talking Range Maximum | 35 mile |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| Battery Life | 4 days |
| Additional Features | Rechargeable |
| Battery Average Life | 4 days |
| Connectivity Protocol | FRS |
| Tuner Type | UHF |
| Model Number | B0F4PYGJHQ |
| Built-In Media | 2x Lithium-ion batteries (replaceable), 2x Metal-reinforced back-up Leash, 2x Mountain Radios, 2x Trango Quantum Climbing Rated Carabiner, 2x USB-C Charging Cable |
| Unit Count | 2 Count |
| Number of Packs | 2 |
| Manufacturer | Rocky Talkie |
| UPC | 850074531012 |
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