Midland XT10 -Two Way Radio Walkie Talkie - 16 Channels, Long Range Radius - 2 Walkie Talkies

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Midland XT10 -Two Way Radio Walkie Talkie - 16 Channels, Long Range Radius - 2 Walkie Talkies

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Midland XT10 is the simple and easy entry level radio walkie talkie. It communicates up to 4km on 16 channels (8 PMR + 8 pre-programmed) and 38 CTCSS tones in TX and RX
Side Tone to silence the tone at the end of the call and a CALL button for greater convenience
VOX function that automatically detects a voice and activates the transmission and the SCAN function which scans the frequencies automatically to tune the channels
Midland introduces the most complete and high-performance line of walkie-talkies ever: XT LINE, designed to conquer the global market and meet every type of usage need!
Included in the box: 2 radios with belt clips

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Edited by a community support team member, 23 April 2024

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24th Apr
We use Motorola walkie talkies at our charity. From experience, those with ranges of 8km+ provide by far the best experience. And one key thing to look out for; privacy channels! If you don't have them, you'll likely pick up all sorts of interference...

We tried with some more basic walkie talkies, but found them to be SO frustrating (both for range and interference)! Pay more, or you'll probably find them as annoying as we did and stop using them
23rd Apr
These can pick up the motorbike instructors if you keep one in your car...
23rd Apr
Wouldn't you need big lugs to keep an instructor safely tucked away? 👂
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Sorry I misread 'car' as 'ear'😁 (edited)
24th Apr
These are the same as all the junk brands on amazon which appear under 1000's of different names and can be had much cheaper
25th Apr
I'm sure these would meet most people needs. But there are all these better Chinese things on AliExpress for less.

I remember there was controversy/ridicule because Russian forces in Ukraine had been using cheap Baofeng radios and requesting family members buy more to send to them.

But they must be pretty good if people in a war zone want them.
25th Apr
Those Baofengs are ok. They get the job done...to a degree. But I'm surprised the Russians want them. Their range isn't close to that of the Motorola's we use (T82 Extreme's for reference).

I guess the Russian's are happy with anything they can get. But I wouldn't want to be in a war zone with Baofeng's!