Cobra MicroTalk CTX125 16-Mile 22-Channel FRS/GRMS Two-Way Radio
- 16 Mile Range
- 22 Channels
- 6 Rechargeable AAA batteries and “Y” wall charger included
- Belt Clip included for easy carrying
- Lead-Free, Eco-Friendly Packaging
The Cobra CTX125 is a Micro TALK 2-way radio, two pack with up to 16 mile range and 22 channels, that comes complete with 6 NiMH rechargeable AAA batteries, a single pin speaker/microphone/charger, easy to view LCD display, a “Y” wall charger which charges the batteries inside the radio. The wall charger can accommodate 1 or 2 radios. Other special features include: call alert, roger beep, battery low indicator, battery/power saver, auto squelch and a belt clip. This product comes in ROHS lead-free, eco-friendly packaging.
List Price: $ 49.95
Our Price: $ 19.45
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Failed to recharge,
I bought the 2-way radio for our cruise we took. I bought it after reading about similar cobra products and liked the fact that batteries were rechargeable. After the initial charge the 2-way radio worked fine. We could communicate on the ship with each other to find where the other was, the voice was clear and crisp. One draw back was not having sub-channels on this product, as a result we could hear other conversations from other users. Even though the feature lists 16 mile range, I would say the maximum range was about 1 to 1.5 miles on an island without any major obstacles. The initial charge lasted a while but when the initial charge was gone, one of the radios would not recharge again and after a while the other failed to recharge. I tried charging for over 2 days but still no luck. I don’t know where the failure was, whether it was the charger or the batteries themselves. I really like these radios but were useless without recharge so I ended up in returning to Amazon.
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|You get what you pay for…,
I bought this set of two walkies at Walmart for $24 and was attracted to the small size, simple design, and rechargeable batteries. I had intended to give them to my kids so when they hike about on our 25 acres of upstate forest, I can keep in touch with them. 16 miles under ideal conditions and 1 mile in the city according to the back panel. From the front lawn of our suburban home, without more than a few trees blocking, the signal faded after 1500 feet. By a mile, mostly static and largely inaudible. I would suggest that at $24, they are a great toy and within 1000ft, certainly as clear as a bell. Don’t rely on them for anything over a mile especially if staying in contact is critical.
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|Would not recharge,
The actual walkie-talkies are not bad. They do not recharge. Quick review for a product that has wasted enough of my time. Got these for $15 in a store – Now, I know why.
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