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Midland G7 3watt 80ch Twin Pack UHF Handheld Radios+Charger+Batts Only $79.00 Free Express Post

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Midland G7 3watt 80ch Twin Pack UHF Handheld Radios+Charger+Batts Only $79.00 Free Express Post
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Store RepGadgetCity on 06/03/2013 - 10:37 gadgetcity.com.au (594 clicks)

MIDLAND G7 XT-A 80 CHANNEL UHF 3 WATT HANDHELD RADIOS TWIN PACK FREE EXPRESS POST ONLY 79.00

Normal price is 169.00

1 YEAR AUSTRALIAN WARRANTY

ONLY $79.00 WITH FREE EXPRESS POST DELIVERY WITH AUSTRALIA POST WITH TRACKING

NEVER TO BE REPEATED PRICE BELOW OUR COST. SHOP AROUND AND FIND A CHEAPER 3W RADIO AS YOU WILL NOT FIND A BETTER PRICE

WE ARE OVERSTOCKED ON THIS ITEM AND WE NEED TO CLEAR THE WAREHOUSE TO MAKE ROOM. WE ARE LOOSING MONEY ON THIS ITEM BUT NEED TO SELL THE STOCK. WE ARE LISTING THE ITEM FOR OUR CUSTOMER ON OZBARGAIN TO GET A BARGAIN NOW.

TWIN HANDHELD PACK RUGGED AND STRONG DESIGN

Combining the latest technology in radio communication along with a sturdy mechanical frame, the Midland G7 XT-A makes the ideal and effective solution for both the professionals who need to stay in touch with colleagues (construction sites, buildings, hotels, trade fairs, shows) or with leisure users that just want to keep up with friends and family. Its robust frame, ease of use and simple design mean that it is ideal for use in any activity.

The Midland G7 XT-A is extremely practical and operates on the Australia 477MHz CB band.

No user licence required for operation in Australia or New Zealand.

G7XT-A is compliant with the AS/NZS 4365:2011. Australian/New Zealand Standard for Radio communications equipment used in the UHF citizen band radio service.

The Midland G7 XT-A incorporates all the functions that you would expect to see on the latest and most advanced two way radio transceivers and guarantees reliability and maximum efficiency.

Other key features include an LCD backlit display, a vibrating call alert feature for use in high-noise areas and an auto power save function which reduces battery consumption by up to 50%.

All of the features on this outstanding radio are easily accessible thanks to the centrally mounted controls.

Coverage : The maximum range depends on terrain conditions and may vary. The range can be reduced when used inside a car or a metallic construction.

  • The usual coverage in the city, with buildings or other obstructions is about 3 to 5 km.
  • In open space with obstructions like trees, leafs or houses the maximum possible range is about 6 to 8 km.
  • In open space, without obstructions such as in the mountains, the coverage can be more than 12 km.(Note that the distance on these radios are a guide only and can frequently change due to topographical and environmental Conditions)

Package Includes:

  • 2 G7 XT-A CB Radio
  • 2 Ni-MH Battery Packs
  • Double position desktop AC charger 240v
  • User Guide Documentation and Warranty Sheet

MAIN FEATURES:

  • LCD display with backlight
  • Low battery indicator
  • Auto power save: automatic current economy circuit
  • 38 CTCSS tones in TX and RX
  • Automatic squelch adjustment
  • Buttons for the channel selection
  • SCAN function
  • Keypad lock
  • Hi/low power selection
  • Roger Beep on/off
  • VOX for hands-free communications
  • 2 Pin jack for ext. mike / ext. speaker / battery recharge
  • Vibracall Function
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  • Coley on 06/03/2013 - 10:56

    Link shows $89 not $79?

  • danallraj on 06/03/2013 - 11:05

    Hi Op, website says $89.

    • Store RepGadgetCity @ GadgetCity on 06/03/2013 - 11:06

      Got it fixed. Thanks for letting us know

  • rakeycakey on 06/03/2013 - 11:40

    Would have purchased this but I ordered two 1W Oricom radio's from you on the weekend. Dammnit!

  • damion on 06/03/2013 - 11:50

    I picked these up from 1-day.com.au 2 years ago for $50.
    I would've thought they'd be significantly cheaper now.

    • rakeycakey on 06/03/2013 - 11:54

      Are you sure it's the same ones? 3W transceivers are not usually this cheap

      • Store RepGadgetCity @ GadgetCity on 06/03/2013 - 11:57

        Guaranteed :) We only have a few a this price its a excellent deal.

        • rakeycakey on 06/03/2013 - 12:00

          I think you are confused who i was replying toRep

    • Store RepGadgetCity @ GadgetCity on 06/03/2013 - 11:59

      i searched there site and they only sold the 1/2 watt which you would have bought for that price. This is a 3 watt

      This is 6 times stronger.

  • theguru1 on 06/03/2013 - 12:23

    Noted a few comments online about faulty switches on these units casuing them to become unusable.
    Any comments?

    • Store RepGadgetCity @ GadgetCity on 06/03/2013 - 13:12

      theguru1

      we have had only 1 problem which was a battery did not work and we replaced it immedeitly. there superb radios. Also, if you look at other models on the market and google the searches of other name brands, you would see that many of them will show details or problems that are more that what you have seen. The problems are very rare on the midlands.

  • master1 on 06/03/2013 - 12:37

    Rep, can these devices be scaled. I am interested to get 4 pair (8 in total).

    • mduncan2 on 06/03/2013 - 13:17

      These will work on the standard UHF frequencies, so they'll work with any number of devices communicating on the same UHF channel. IE: channel 40 is the standard trucky's channel (I think). Set these to that, and you'll be heard by any trucky with their UHF turned on. Get 4 pairs of these, set them to the same channel, and you'll be able to chat without a problem.

  • dreambuds on 06/03/2013 - 13:30

    thanks op, bought a pair, the 1w ones are unreliable during convoy…hope this is better.

  • danallraj on 06/03/2013 - 15:00

    I bought a pair of 0.5w Oricom recently which was advertised at BigW. I wanted something that can use normal batteries (AA preferably) and must have a minimum working range of at least 2.5kms as the crow flies in Melbourne CBD area and all under $100.

    The maximum distance on the marketing blurb is in ideal condition i.e. clear line of site. For a more realistic distance, go 1/3 of the max advertised distance. In the case of the 0.5w Oricom with max 3Kms, I achieved an almost close 800m behind a building before the signal was unusable.

    So I returned it and got a 2W Oricom. Signal was usable at the two locations I intend to use it from which is roughly about 1.6Kms and 2.5Kms away from the other handset; but not from the middle of the CBD as there are too many buildings.

    So hopefully with this 3W, the distance should be even wider than 2W units and a bonus is it can accept AA size batteries. AA size has much higher capacity rating than AAA so should also last longer.

  • silo on 06/03/2013 - 15:14

    Any idea how well these would work on the mountain? Planning to take them snowboarding..

    • Store RepGadgetCity @ GadgetCity on 06/03/2013 - 16:22

      Hi silo. Becuase there 3w radios they would do good on mountains but please note that uhf radios are usually better on open areas and youll get a longer coverage in open areas.

  • s970022 on 06/03/2013 - 22:26

    what is the battery capacity?

  • omniX32 on 06/03/2013 - 23:09

    Weird, said Paypal returned blank address (despite showing it to me right before I clicked confirm) now I have no idea if my order went through or not.

    • omniX32 on 06/03/2013 - 23:32

      didn't seem to go through so created an account and ordered again

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