Walkie Talkie for the trails

[@RcNickster709]

Yeah these look like pretty decent walkie talkies for the trails for sure. Nice camping idea as well

[@RCVOODOO]

thanks bud. good for hunting with a friend also since they have headphone jacks to keep it private and quiet

[@riffraffsrc]

Look like some nice radios brother! I think they would be great out on a trail or at an event. Hope you are doing well my friend! 💯🤜🤛🔥🔥⚡⚡

[@RCVOODOO]

Thanks bud. I think that's the perfect use for these

[@krashkingrc9715]

Awesome video excellent radios definitely some cool features

[@RCVOODOO]

Thanks bud

[@seansrcconstruction]

Cool stuff no idea how far is 3 km is though lol

[@RCVOODOO]

1.8 miles ish

[@bubblesrcshed]

Maybe a audio/quality check once you use the product in the field 🤔 Good price for these walkies

[@RCVOODOO]

I've tested them about 2 blocks away. They were crystal clear

[@Smile-N-Bear]

I can definitely see these being popular at an event. Especially if you have kids an bad cell service. Appreciate the info and review. Right on Brother!💪Happy 4th🙏🇺🇸🙏

[@RCVOODOO]

Thanks bud. Happy 4th🍻

[@jspeedrc]

👍🏽 👍🏽

[@RCVOODOO]

👍

[@islandrc-duke1972]

Cool walkie talkies and review

[@RCVOODOO]

Thank you👍

[@gemlove192]

💕

[@RCVOODOO]

😘

[@rctrailcats3492]

Kinda makes sense. I always had a CB in my jeep.

[@RCVOODOO]

Thanks bud

[@DFDuck55]

There is no such thing as "sub channels". Ch.22 for instance is 462.72500 MHZ and doesn't change. What you're calling a sub channel is sometimes called a "privacy tone". Which is also misleading. No matter what you set that to anyone on Ch.22 can still hear you. What it actually does is make it so you can only "hear" other radios transmitting with that sub-audible tone. On the power setting, Hi Power (2 watts) can be legally used on channels 1-7 and 15-22. Channels 8-14 must be set to Low Power (.5 watts). It is against FCC rules to run more power on these channels. Though it's highly unlikely the FCC would come after you for using 2 watts on the channels designated for .5 watt maximum. They have better things to do than deal with kids on toy FRS (Family Radio Service) radios. You will never get a range of 3 miles with these. You will be lucky to get 1/4 mile range, at best.

[@RCVOODOO]

The manual refers to it as sub Channels so I just go on what is called in the book. Also I said it claims a 3 kilometer range, not 3 miles. which is under 2 miles. I've tested these at 1/2 mile and they were crystal clear so I'm not sure how far they will actually work I'll do a full range test later. thanks for watching.

[@DFDuck55]

@@RCVOODOO: Ya I have seen Chinese written manuals call them "sub channels" but in reality there is no such thing. --- 1/2 mile is great!