Brand: Midland
Model: T61VP3 X-Talker
Channels: 36 channels (22 FRS + 14 extra)
Distance: Up to 32 mile range
Weight: 5 oz (per radio)
Includes: Pair of Radios, Belt Clips, Rechargeable Battery Packs, Desktop Charger, Micro USB Charging Cable, Owner’s Manual

Features

The Midland T61VP3 X-Talker Two-Way Radios are a pair of FRS/GMRS handheld radios designed for clear, license-free communication with long range and multiple features. Each radio offers 36 total channels, including 22 standard FRS channels plus 14 extra privacy channels, and supports up to 121 privacy code combinations to help limit interference from other users. With an Xtreme range of up to 32 miles in open areas and weather alert technology with weather scan, the radios help you keep in touch and stay informed on changing conditions. They include features such as HI/LO power settings to manage battery life, eVOX hands-free operation, monitor and scan modes, auto squelch, a backlit LCD display, keypad lock, low battery indicator, and a headphone jack. The package includes rechargeable battery packs for each unit, belt clips, a desktop charger, a micro-USB charging cable, and an owner’s manual. Each radio measures approximately 6.1" x 2.2" x 1.3" and weighs about 5 oz, and both units are water resistant for use in varied environments.

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