Mini Ultra-thin Civilian Walkie Talkie - £10.67 @ BangGood

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Mini Ultra-thin Civilian Walkie Talkie - £10.67 @ Banggood Preorder

£10.67 BangGood27 Sep 17

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abdi12346

26 Sep 17

Preorder Available for 2 plug: EU plug and US plug, Can be used on a lads road trip of 2 vehicles for some Banter!

Or Buy 2 For £19.82 = £9.91 Each

Features:
Mini size slim fashion design easy to carry.

Built-in flashlight function, listening function, radio function, scan function,alarm function, keyboard lock function.

20 memory channels, voice prompts and electricity reminder.

Charger connector and Andrews phone interface can be universal.

Package Includes:
1 x BAOFENG BF-T1 UHF 400-470 mhz mini walkie talkie (1 piece)
1 x Charger
1 x 3.7V 1500mah Li-ion Battery Pack
1 x Belt Clip
1 x Earphone
1 x USB line
Lanyard

35 comments

abdi12346

26 Sep 17 #1

Preorder Available for 2 plug: EU plug and US plug, Can be used on a lads road trip of 2 vehicles for some Banter!

Or Buy 2 For £19.82 = £9.91 Each

Features:
Mini size slim fashion design easy to carry.

Built-in flashlight function, listening function, radio function, scan function,alarm function, keyboard lock function.

20 memory channels, voice prompts and electricity reminder.

19DembaBa19

26 Sep 17 #2

Is it any good let’s wait for the comment section to fill up

M0nkeymick

26 Sep 17 #3

Anybody any idea of the range these things can transmit ? Looks good to me

abdi12346

26 Sep 17 #4

Last time these came on went over heated at £12

Proveright

27 Sep 17 #5

You need to buy two of them so 10.67 is misleading.
You can buy a pair around 18 to 20 quid in lots of places, including Maolin if you are prepared to wait for a sale.

abdi12346 to Proveright

27 Sep 17 #6

No one is £10.67 from china

rogparki to abdi12346

27 Sep 17 #7

That's good :worried: So you can talk to yourself ? :disappointed:

Waldolf to rogparki

27 Sep 17 #8

No. If everyone just buys one, we can chat to each other. :face_with_monocle:

Over

rogparki to Waldolf

27 Sep 17 #10

As long as we all live within 50 yards of each other - Now that would be really spooky :worried:

abdi12346 to Waldolf

27 Sep 17 #11

Alpha Sierra out.

abdi12346 to rogparki

27 Sep 17 #9

Sorry sometimes i do not go to school. Hence my understanding level is poor, what if you already have one?

alebastra

27 Sep 17 #12

Use of a radio with 400-479MHz freqs requires getting a shared yearly business license from OFCOM. Only freq 446 is free for public use. I would guess the power output is no more than .5 watts. Nice little radio.

OllieSt

27 Sep 17 #13

worth noting

Hodgey

27 Sep 17 #14

The larger models (UVR-5) give a power output of up to 5W, these have an output of 500mW - 1W.
The larger models have a larger aerial.
The larger models are more expensive.
Also bear in mind that the legal power output for walkie-talkies in the UK is 500mW.
You pays your money.....
Brilliant price, heat added,

EN1GMA

27 Sep 17 #15

Are these digital?

SixtyFive to EN1GMA

27 Sep 17 #16

No
They are rubbish. You have to program them & they can only be used on PMR at 500mw

gorgo2015 to SixtyFive

27 Sep 17 #17

They are not rubbish! They can be programmed to use the amateur band of 70cm, but you need the amateur radio licence. One thing I agree with, is that the supplied rubber duck is a joke. You will need to buy a better antenna, such as Nagoya, which will cost as much as the handheld itself.

SixtyFive to gorgo2015

27 Sep 17 #18

They are rubbish. You cannot fit another Ariel to them. They can only be used on PMR unless you have a licence from Ofcom.

gorgo2015 to SixtyFive

27 Sep 17 #21

You clearly don't know what you are talking about. The range is 400-470 MHz. With the appropriate software (Chirp) they can be programmed to be used on the amateur bands, in which case you need an amateur radio licence. This has got nothing to do with PMR, which is a completely different licence. All Baofengs support other antenna. Nagoya makes after market longer antenna for all Baofeng models.

SixtyFive to gorgo2015

27 Sep 17 #22

Coming from the man who thinks you can change the Ariel on this item I take it you know nothing.
They are crap & that's a fact. Oh & BTW I am a licensed radio amateur & I expect I have forgotten more about radio than you have ever known.

gorgo2015 to SixtyFive

27 Sep 17 #23

Well, you were wrong on your statement that it cannot be used on the 70cm band, and that's a fact!

SixtyFive to gorgo2015

27 Sep 17 #24

You made a fool of yourself more than once & now you are trying to troll this thread.
en.wikipedia.org/wik…and
They are crap & you know nothing about radio as you have proven :smile:
Off you go lol.

gorgo2015 to SixtyFive

27 Sep 17 #28

So you are saying all Baofeng are crap or just this one?

And are you saying the 70cm band cannot be programmed into this model? Any evidence? Reading the comments on Amazon about this model, it look it can. Any evidence of the opposite?

SixtyFive to gorgo2015

27 Sep 17 #29

I stated clearly what I meant & was talking about.
Now lets see how you are going to tell us you connect a new Ariel to this model of walkie talkie. I know you cant but I'm sure it will provide entertainment for many who read your made up cliams that have no foundation in truth.

gorgo2015 to SixtyFive

27 Sep 17 #30

Ok, so you're moving the goal post again. I did not object that the aerial (not Ariel) cannot be changed but I said that with external software this can be programmed on the 70cm band. You have not challenged this, therefore you admit you were wrong on this account. Thank you!

SixtyFive to gorgo2015

27 Sep 17 #31

You must enjoy making a total fool of yourself.

gorgo2015 to SixtyFive

27 Sep 17 #32

So, once again, no evidence from you that they can only be used on PMR. Fact!

And you still insist Baofengs are crap! Several millions of buyers around the world disagree with you!

SixtyFive to gorgo2015

27 Sep 17 #34

Sadly you have made a fool of yourself & are now trolling. Your blocked.

mad_design_man

27 Sep 17 #19

Why use a walkie talkie when you can just use a mobile phone!

abdi12346 to mad_design_man

27 Sep 17 #33

For trekking, cycling events maybe?

maxmix

27 Sep 17 #20

Mind and get your licence or you will end up in prison, range is pretty good on these, I used to retail similair....

Best sticking to Wouxun though for a few quid more :wink:

maxmix

cb-uk

27 Sep 17 #25

1. Can these be used under balaclavas with earpieces, and
2. Could they be hacked to pick up police frequencies?

Just asking for a friend........

‌ :wink:

SixtyFive to cb-uk

27 Sep 17 #26

Yes & no.

abdi12346 to cb-uk

27 Sep 17 #27

That friend must be in the security buisness.

TomBoyNI

28 Sep 17 #35

It really kicked off in this thread :popcorn:

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