GME 5 Watt UHF CB Handheld Radio TX6160X

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Check out the GME 5 Watt UHF CB Handheld Radio TX6160X here:
www.snowys.com.au/5-watt-uhf-...
Whether you’re a professional or weekend adventurer, the TX6160X 5-Watt UHF CB Handheld Radio from GME makes communicating to and from simple.
This unit features up to 30 hours of battery life, with rugged construction that features IP67 ingress protection for reliable performance in harsh conditions outdoors. It’s got leading-class 5-watt transmission power, VOX hands-free mode and improved channel scan speed. Operation is easy using the rotary power/volume control knob and for illumination when you need it, there’s a built-in LED torch.
Connect easily in the field while you go about your expeditions using the TX6160X 5-Watt UHF CB Handheld Radio from GME.
00:00 - Intro
00:13 - Range, specs and dimensions
00:29 - Features, controls and settings
01:12 - Charging
01:35 - Power settings
01:47 - Purchasing options

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6 авг 2024

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@williamday9946 2 года назад

Thanks Kevin! Sounds like a great bit of gear.

@SnowysOutdoors 2 года назад

Thanks @William Day, will pass on your feedback ~ Lauren

@vaginal-sand-castle Год назад

Buying one of these for traffic control tomorrow

@SnowysOutdoors Год назад

You've chosen a reliable radio. ~ Ben

@plunger8343 Год назад

How'd you find it? Company gave me one for my traffic control not used yet though

@Henry1981live 2 года назад

Might get one soon

@SnowysOutdoors 2 года назад

You can't go wrong with a GME. ~ Ben

@Allnonym0u5 9 месяцев назад

Hi How's first charging of battery go?on this baby. I just got one of these things and out-of-the box - the battery has 2 bars on it. I'm using it up, so battery power runs down to no bars showing but still on and powering the radio on. I will then place it on craddle to recharge it to full or for 4 hours (manual guide's recommended charge length time expected)) Is this good to do? As I do not believe there is not a right method to do to a new battery on first charge. I've read the user's guide or manual for the battery's part. But it doesn't tell me anything about how to and what to do with rechargeable and follow a procedure to maintain high quallity of battery storing.

@SnowysOutdoors 9 месяцев назад

You'll read all sorts on how to manage battery life, most of the concern about managing this relates to older SLA batteries but there isn't as much concern with Lithium Ion batteries as what is included with this radio. I'd recommend charging it up from new, each time prior storing it and as needed whilst in use. I have recently heard that leaving lithium ion batteries on charge overnight each night isn't good for them. Believe that if you will but I've been charging my phone overnight every night for the past four years and I still get a day of life out of it. ~ Ben

@jojomollie Год назад

Can you use the (GME ACC6160) Accessory KIT on the (GME YX677)?

@SnowysOutdoors Год назад

I don't know a lot about these accessory kits sorry, but GME do specify that the ACC6160 kit of only for TX6160X radio variants, which would suggest that it will not be suitable for the YX677. ~ Ben

@garyhadley552 2 месяца назад

Hi Kevin, thinking of buying a earpiece - microphone for my 6160. How good/bad are they?

@SnowysOutdoors 2 месяца назад

Microphones can be a handy option - feedback on GME units with the microphone are generally pretty good. Personally havent heard any negative feedback ~ Lauren

@user-lu1eh7xd3w 4 месяца назад

Can this be suitable for a construction site, from below to 45 floors on a hi rise Bldg being built?

@SnowysOutdoors 4 месяца назад

If you can see each other, then yes, but if you inside and there's 45 solid floors of building, it may not work. ~ Lauren

@jashansaini69 Год назад

Whats the range ??? How far can both person can talk to each other ??

@SnowysOutdoors Год назад

GME don't provide distance specifications, are there's no universal answer and a whole host of variables that can affect this, not just hills. A quick google search shows that 5 watts will generally cover you around 10-15km at absolute best....eg. flat ground with no trees or vegetation. You're best to use this as a rough guide. ~ Lauren