One of Motorola's rugged Sports Series two-way radios, this model--which offers a range of up to 5 miles--is designed specifically for serious outdoor enthusiasts and active families. Combining General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS) technology with Motorola engineering, the radio is ideal for active outdoor communications. The Talkabout T6500 features rugged rubber grips to protect the radio, making it suitable for any activity. It also comes in an eye-catching khaki color that fits with most outdoor equipment.
For the latest weather conditions, tune into the NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) channel, which provides continuous weather broadcasting. The Talkabout T6500 also offers full 22-frequency capacity with 99 Motorola-exclusive codes, so there are more channel combinations than ever. The Priority Scan feature helps users quickly find the most private channel in crowded environments to give them a chatter-free environment. And when users enable the Talkabout's exclusive QT noise filter, radios from other manufacturers can't be heard on your channel.
The VibraCall silent vibrating ringer is especially useful for sportsmen--and for locations where ringing can be intrusive. This feature is also great when the roar of the crowd drowns out your ring tone. The Talkabout T6500 also includes a special feature called Companding. It's a sophisticated digital technology that filters out the static hiss between words. This not only extends the effective range of the radio but also delivers a noticeably clearer transmission quality. The T6500's accessory connector allows for headset operation, as well as hands-free operation that lets you use your radio speakerphone-style. Just charge up the rechargeable ni-cad power units and you're ready to start communicating.
Communicate from a distance of up to 5 miles away
22 channels to communicate from along with 99 codes per channel
Comes with rechargeable batteries and drop-in charger
QT noice filter to minimize interference
NOAA weather channels with a weather alert feature
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