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Midland GXT550VP4 Outfitter Series 5 Watt 22 Channel Mossy Oak Camo GMRS Value Pack with Up to 14 Mile Range

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Midland GXT550VP4 Outfitter Series 5 Watt 22 Channel Mossy Oak Camo GMRS Value Pack with Up to 14 Mile Range
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 4128





Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Midland Consumer Radio
EAN: 0046014505513
Product Feature: MIDLAND FRS/GMRS 22CH 14 MILE 5W CAMO CAS
Label: Midland Consumer Radio
Product Manufacturer: Midland Consumer Radio
Model: GXT550VP4
Publisher: Midland Consumer Radio
Ranking: 4128
Studio: Midland Consumer Radio
Warranty: 3 years warranty


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Range Mile 14 to Up with Pack Value GMRS Camo Oak Mossy Channel 22 Watt 5 Series Outfitter GXT550VP4 Midland





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PR0DUCT FEATURES:Mossy oak camouflage finish22 channels5 WattsUp-to 14 mile range38 privacy codes5 call tonesN0AA weather radioVibrating alertHand free operationScan, keypad lockAuto stealthExternal jacksAuto battery save extends battery life


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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Best Walkie-Talkie Set ...
This set, for those whose wallets aren't bottomless, is as good as it gets. They come with compact headsets, the walkie-talkies have incredibly fast VOX response, they have a dock charger and come with chargeable batteries, the dock charger has an AC adapter and a cigarette lighter adapter, they're noise suppression systems are excellent and their range is great. Love them.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Great radios
I am most happy with these radios. They look wonderful,operate effeciently and have a long battery life.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * A NICE PAIR!! ...
I've had these for only 2 days and I couldn't be happier. The range and clarity are great, even on low power. Even amongst trees and buildings, I was able to hear and transmit clearly for at least a mile to 1 1/2 miles. I've yet to use the high power feature on channels, 1-7 and 15-22 but I will very soon. I'm a weather spotter so these are going to come in really handy once Spring gets here in a few months. These are definitely worthy of a 5 star rating especially for the price.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - Good Radios
The range on this radios is excellent. I have used them in a suburban area for a range of 3 miles without a problem. The 5 watts of output help. The menus are easy to use. However, the volume is not very high. A stronger speaker would help. The battery life for the rechargeables is great. The size is also good. I like the smaller antena vs. other models with long ones. I would have given it 5 stars if the volume was a little higher. I would definitely buy these radios again.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * The best yet ...
I've had several over the years. All have had interference problems. These don't, because of the privacy codes. The range is also the best I've ever had. Very easy to use, even in the dark. An excellent buy.

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Range Mile 14 to Up with Pack Value GMRS Camo Oak Mossy Channel 22 Watt 5 Series Outfitter GXT550VP4 Midland
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