LONG-RANGE DUBAL BAND WALKIE TALKIE

UV-5R LONG-RANGE RECHARGEABLE WALKIE TALKIE – HIGH-POWER DUAL BAND
When the grid fails or the signal dies, this is what still works.
Compact, high-power two-way radio based on the classic UV-5R platform. Built for hiking, hunting, convoy comms, festivals, events, and emergency coordination when phones are useless.
 
KEY FEATURES
DUAL BAND, HIGH POWER
Output power: up to 5 W (high-power handheld class)
Frequency ranges (per listing):
VHF: 144–148 MHz
UHF: 420–450 MHz
More flexibility than simple “toy” walkie-talkies that lock you to one band.
 
CLEAR VISUAL STATUS
1.11" LCD screen
Shows channel, frequency and key status info at a glance
Bright enough to read in low light
 
BUILT-IN FLASHLIGHT
Integrated white LED
Quick-access light for power outages, vehicles, tents or dark corridors
 
CTCSS ENCRYPTION FUNCTION
Supports CTCSS privacy tones so you can reduce interference and avoid most casual eavesdropping on shared channels
Keeps your small team comms cleaner and more controlled
 
RUGGED AND PORTABLE
Durable plastic housing
Compact footprint for pocket, chest rig, belt or pack strap
Designed for outdoor use: hiking, camping, events, local coordination
 
POWER-SAVING DESIGN
Power-saving mode to extend battery life between charges
Rechargeable battery (charger not described in listing but walkie is designed for repeated recharging)
 
CORE SPECS
Model type: UV-5R style dual-band handheld
Output power: 5 W class
Frequency range: 144–148 MHz / 420–450 MHz
Display: 1.11" LCD
Functions:
Dual-band operation
CTCSS “encryption” / privacy tones
White LED flashlight
Power-saving mode
Color: As pictured
(Exact battery capacity, charger type and antenna length may vary by batch—check product photos and included manual on delivery.)
 
TYPICAL USES
Convoy / vehicle-to-vehicle communication
Local family / group coordination during outages
Hiking, camping, hunting groups
Security teams, events, retreats
Backup comms in urban or rural disruptions
 
IMPORTANT LEGAL NOTE
Radio laws vary by country.
You are responsible for:
Using only legal frequencies in your jurisdiction
Obtaining any required licenses for certain bands or power levels
Respecting emergency and reserved channels
This is a serious tool, not a toy. Use it like one.