Zartek TX-8 Two Way Radio – Super Pack
R1,249The Zartek TX-8 Two Way Radio offers an extra long range and licence free use on preset public frequencies and 500mW power.
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The Zartek TX-8 Two Way Radio offers an extra long range and licence free use on preset public frequencies and 500mW power.
The Zartek Two Way Radio ZA-711 is easy to use and gives you reliable and clear communication. The ZA-711 transceiver operates at 5W on both license-free bands namely 136 – 174 MHz. This transceiver is also approved by ICASA.
The Zartek Two Way Radio ZA-725 is easy to use and gives you reliable and clear communication. The ZA-725 UHF transreceiver operates at 0.5W on both license-free bands namely 464 MHz consisting of 5 frequencies and 446 MHz consisting of 8 frequencies. This transreceiver is also approved by ICASA to operate on licensed bands from 400 – 470 MHz on 4W of transmitting power.
Zartek’s new generation radio, perfect for outdoor & indoor communications. Compact and crystal clear in audio, excellent distance coverage & multiple new features, the ZA-721 is your best choice on the market.
The Zartek GE-278 1600mAH Li-ion Battery is a replacement battery for the Zartek ZA-758 Radio. Direct plug-in rechargeable Li-ion battery pack.
The Zartek GE-254 ZA-725/758 Programming Cable is for use with the Zartek ZA-725 and ZA-758 two way radios.
The Zartek TX-8 Twin Pack Two-Way Radio is a quality radio ideal for everyday use.
Rugged and water resistant two-way radio/walkie talkie for longer-range recreational or business use. Water-resistant (IPX2) two-way radio with up to 8 km range. Combine 22 channels and 121 privacy codes to secure your conversations.
Zartek GE-276 Throat Vibration Pick-Up Microphone with Acoustic ear-tube speaker and finger and pad PTT button. Ideal for racing, motor biking, extreme noise/wind.
The Zartek ZA-708 Magnetic Mount Car Kit is a full set to extend the range from your vehicle.
Ideal for family or group adventure, key features include Selectable on/off roger beep, 5 call alerts and VOX. Total of 2662 channel combinations are available when the 22 channels are combined with the 121 privacy codes (38 CTCSS/83 DCS).
The Zartek GE-250 Li-ion Battery Pack is a replacement battery for the ZA-710.
The Zartek GE-266 Acoustic Ear-Tube Speaker With Inline Mic is for use on VOX (hands-free) or PTT.
House External Antenna Kit for ZA-748,ZA-725,ZA-708,ZA-705,ZA-758 incl. L bracket, UHF antenna, 8m cable.
The Zartek GE-259 Lapel handheld speaker microphone attaches to a shirt collar, handy for quick responses. The push-to-talk button is conveniently located on the left side of the microphone as it faces you for easy access.
The Cobra AM245 Two-Way Radio is a compact but feature packed radio. The Roger beep confirmation tone indicates to others it’s clear to talk. Power saver circuitry extends battery life when not transmitting or receiving.
The Cobra AM845 Two-Way Radios feature a 10 km range, ideal for travel, touring or security. Micro-USB cable, dock charger & rechargeable AA NiMH batteries included. May also be used with AA alkaline batteries.
The all new 12-kilometre Cobra AM1035 Two-Way Radios. Complete with rubberized grips to provide enhanced grip and built-in led flashlight to keep you on the go.
Ideal for family or group adventure, key features include Selectable on/off roger beep, 5 call alerts and VOX. Total of 2662 channel combinations are available when the 22 channels are combined with the 121 privacy codes (38 CTCSS/83 DCS).
Ideal for family or group adventure, key features include Selectable on/off roger beep, 5 call alerts and VOX. Total of 2662 channel combinations are available when the 22 channels are combined with the 121 privacy codes (38 CTCSS/83 DCS).
Unlike our previous current radios which have a limited range of a few km’s, the PTT radio has national and even international coverage as it connects to an Internet Network (GSM) via the data SIM card inserted inside, very much the same as your regular cell phone.
The Zartek Pro/COM8 Ear-bone microphone with finger PTT is ideal for high noise/wind environments.
Zartek GE-235 4x Super 2100mAH Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) Battery Pack.
Car Kit for the ZA-705 radio including a magnetic mount with 3m cable, desktop charger, vehicle charger and UHF antenna. Communication range is approximately Doubled when using the external antenna.
The Zartek GE-268 Li-ion Battery Pack is a replacement battery for the ZA-705 Radio.
Two-way radios have become an essential communication tool in many industries, including outdoor adventures, construction, security, and emergency services. Choosing the right two-way radio can be overwhelming, given the wide range of options available in the market. In this article, we will guide you through the essential factors to consider when choosing a two-way radio.
There are two types of two-way radios: Family Radio Service (FRS) and General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS). FRS radios are low power devices that operate on frequencies between 462.5625 and 462.7250 MHz, while GMRS radios are high power devices that operate on frequencies between 462.5500 and 467.7125 MHz. GMRS radios require an FCC license, while FRS radios do not. It's essential to choose the type of radio that suits your needs and budget.
The frequency range of a two-way radio determines how far it can transmit and receive signals. If you need to communicate over a short distance, a radio with a frequency range of 1-2 miles will suffice. However, if you need to communicate over a more extended distance, you'll need a radio with a range of 5-20 miles or more. It's important to note that the range of a two-way radio can be affected by various factors such as terrain, obstructions, and weather conditions.
The power output of a two-way radio is measured in watts. A higher wattage means more power and a longer range. However, high-power radios consume more battery power and are more expensive. If you need to communicate over a short distance, a radio with a power output of 1-2 watts will suffice. However, if you need to communicate over a more extended distance, a radio with a power output of 4-5 watts or more is recommended.
The battery life of a two-way radio is an essential factor to consider, especially if you'll be using the radio for an extended period. Radios with longer battery life are ideal for outdoor adventures, emergency services, and other settings where access to power is limited. It's recommended to choose a radio with a battery life of at least 8-10 hours, and consider purchasing spare batteries or a battery charger.
Two-way radios are exposed to various environments, including dust, water, and drops. Therefore, durability is a crucial factor to consider when choosing a radio. Look for radios that are waterproof, dustproof, and shockproof, and have a sturdy construction that can withstand rough handling.
The size and weight of a two-way radio affect its portability and ease of use. If you need a radio that's easy to carry around, choose a small and lightweight radio that can fit in your pocket or backpack. However, if you need a radio with more features and longer range, you may have to compromise on size and weight.
The audio quality of a two-way radio is crucial for clear communication. Look for radios with clear sound and minimal background noise. It's recommended to test the radio's audio quality in a noisy environment to determine its effectiveness. Additionally, some radios come with noise-canceling features that eliminate background noise, making communication clearer.
User-friendly features such as easy-to-use buttons, voice activation, and LCD screens are essential to consider when choosing a two-way radio. Look for radios with features that enhance usability, such as hands-free communication and programmable channels. Consider the radio's ease of use and how quickly you can access the features you need.
The price of a two-way radio varies depending on the features and range. Determine your budget and choose a radio that suits your needs and budget. Consider purchasing radios in bulk if you're buying for a team or group to get a discount.
Choose a reputable brand when purchasing a two-way radio. Look for brands that have a history of producing high-quality, durable radios. Research the brand's customer reviews and ratings to determine their reputation in the market.
GMRS radios require an FCC license, while FRS radios do not. If you need a radio with a longer range or more power, you'll need to obtain a GMRS license. Determine the licensing requirements in your area before purchasing a two-way radio.
Two-way radios often come with compatible accessories such as headsets, earpieces, and microphones. Consider the compatibility of these accessories with the radio you choose, and whether they're necessary for your communication needs.
Choose a two-way radio brand that provides excellent customer support. Look for brands that offer warranties, technical support, and repair services. Additionally, consider the availability of replacement parts for the radio.
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