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The talk distance of the walkie-talkie in a flat, open and barrier-free environment can reach up to 6 kilometers, but because the transmission of radio waves will be affected by obstacles; similarly, some external factors often weaken the call signal, and the call range also changes. When there is network support, the talk distance of the walkie-talkie can reach tens of kilometers.The factors that affect the walkie-talkie: System parameters. The stronger the output power of the transmitter, the larger the coverage of the transmitted signal and the longer the communication…

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X5105_FW_V1_0_06_build002_beta02 Firmware update instructions Fixed a bug in SPLT exception in CW mode of X5105_FW_V1_0_06_build001_beta08 version; Reconfigure the audio baseband unit to enhance the sense of hearing; Precautions: After finishing the firmware of this version, please initialize it according to the previous method; After the initialization is completed, enter the system menu and perform the reset operation; After the reset is completed, calibrate the S table as shown below: For the S table calibration method, see the document “X5105 New Firmware S Table Calibration Method CZ-180901″. please read the update…

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Question 1: How far is the talk distance of the walkie-talkie? Conventional walkie-talkies can reach up to 8-10 kilometers in an open space, and the general urban area can reach 3-5 kilometers. In the case of tall buildings or high mountains, the call distance will be relatively short. When there is network support, the talk distance of the walkie-talkie can reach dozens of kilometers. The networking uses a repeater (also called a base station or a repeater) to automatically receive the transmitted signal from the walkie-talkie and amplify and forward…

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How to better use walkie talkie

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Communicate to one another easily with Camping World‘s great selection of two–way radios & walkie talkies available. Professional two-way radios are designed for use at work. For instance, on construction sites or by event security teams. Pros: Have additional frequency bands reserved for business use, larger number of channels, more rugged and durable, generally have a longer range. Cons: More expensive than consumer two-way radios, can be quite heavy and bulky. A two-way radio should be within your budget price; it is not a good practice for you to buy…

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