Doro WT87tf Twin Pack Long Range Walkie Talkies
2,784 views · Published 8 May 2018 · 3:18 · Indexed 23 October 2026
Channel: Unpack Guy · 2018 · Science & Technology
Get from Amazon http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0018WPJRI/?tag=movitraifilmi-21 Doro WT87 two way radio with up to 10 km range and 8 selectable channels. Features 38 sub codes channel memory 5 calling tones monitor mode auto channel scan volume control backlit LCD low battery indicator headset and belt clip. 8 selectable channels Automatic squelch Backlit LCD display 8 volume control levels Doro WT87 Twin Two-Way Radios Perfect for your outdoor activities, the Doro WT87 pair of two-way radios provides a long range without having to pay any subscription or licensing fees. The handsets feature user-friendly and stylish designs with ergonomic grips and bright colours. With simple controls, absolutely no learning curve is required to use the radios to their fullest potential. 10 Kilometre Range Designed to provide a reliable and user-friendly way to keep in touch whether you're hiking, camping or partaking in any other outdoor activities, the long range of the Doro WT87 system makes it an excellent choice. Depending on your surroundings and current weather conditions, these two-way radios provide an interference-free range of up to ten kilometres. Thanks to headsets being provided, you can also enjoy the comfort of hands-free communication at no additional cost. Manual can be found here https://www.doro.ie/fileuploader/download/download/?d=0&file=custom%2Fupload%2FManual_Doro_wt87_all_languages.pdf
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