Long Distance 3miles kids Walkie Talkie Multi-Channel Rechargeable Walkie Talkie for Rugged Outdoor Use and Group Communication

About this items:

1. Lithium Batteries (1200mA)
Powered by 1200mA Lithium batteries, this walkie talkie ensures long-lasting communication. Rechargeable and energy-efficient for hours of reliable use.

2. Work Range 3-5km
Enjoy a 3-5 km range for clear, long-distance communication in outdoor adventures, camping, hiking, and large events or gatherings.

3. Built-in Torch
The built-in torch provides essential lighting in low visibility conditions, perfect for emergencies, night travel, or outdoor adventures after dark.

4. 3-Level VOX
Activate hands-free VOX communication with 3 sensitivity levels. Ideal for busy hands or when you're on the move during outdoor activities.

5. Roger Beep
Roger beep signals the end of a transmission, ensuring clear communication and reducing misunderstandings during group conversations or team coordination.

6. PMR/FRS/GMRS Compatibility
Supports PMR, FRS, and GMRS bands, offering flexibility for communication in various regions. Ideal for personal, family, or professional use.

7. Backlit LCD Display
The backlit LCD display ensures visibility in low light, allowing easy reading of settings, channels, and battery status anytime, anywhere.

8. Auto Power Save Circuitry
Auto power save circuitry conserves battery life by switching to power-saving mode, maximizing performance during long hikes or extended outdoor activities.

Description

• 0.5W walkie talkie                                           

• Work Range  3-5km                                    

• 8-22 Channels and  99 CTCSS 

• PMR/FRS/GMRS are available

• Green Back Light on LCD

• Auto Power Save Circuitry

• Call Ability

• Auto Squelch                                                           

• 10 kinds of call tone

• with torch

• 3 Level VOX 

• Roger beep

• Rotary switch

Here are the use cases for the 3miles walkie talkie:

1. Family hiking trips

2. Camping adventures

3. Outdoor events or festivals

4. Security teams

5. Hunting trips

6. Emergency communication in remote areas

7. Team coordination during outdoor sports activities

8. Large group outings (e.g., picnics, barbecues)

9. Adventure travel (e.g., trekking, mountain climbing)

10. Communication for outdoor photography or videography crews

11. Boating or fishing trips

12. Skiing or snowboarding excursions

13. Communication for wildlife observation or research teams

14. Scouts and youth groups on outdoor trips

15. Road trips or caravanning

16. Communication for military or tactical training exercises

17. Search and rescue operations

18. Event staff coordination at large outdoor festivals

19. Emergency preparedness for households or neighborhoods