Sangean H-201 AM/FM Waterproof Radio
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- Water Resistant
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Two rechargeable UHF two-way radios with flashlight and call alert, water resistant, 400-470 MHz range up to 1200 feet, 24-hour battery, includes USB cables
The Surper DDJ-MC01 set supplies two rechargeable walkie talkies tuned to the 400-470 MHz UHF band. Each unit weighs 0.168 kilograms and measures 5.9944 cm by 9.4996 cm by 12.5984 cm. A built-in lithium cell delivers 24 hours of talk time per charge, and the package includes two USB charge cables and a user manual. The camouflage housings are water resistant and feature an integrated flashlight plus an LCD time display for low-light visibility.
These radios replace single-use battery models that require frequent cell swaps and add recurring cost. The jump is worth it when a family wants a grab-and-go set that recharges from any USB port and survives splashes during outdoor play. The integrated flashlight and call-alert tone remove the need for separate torches or whistles on a hike or camping trip. Buyers who need licensed GMRS channels or multi-kilometre range should look elsewhere.
In open terrain the pair achieves up to 1200 feet of clear voice communication, while the 24-hour battery life covers a full day of back-to-back adventures. The LCD display shows the time at a glance, and the flashlight provides close-range illumination after dark. Dense woods, buildings or heavy interference will reduce the effective distance well below the maximum figure. The set includes only two handsets, so larger groups must share or purchase additional packs.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Surper |
| Model name | DDJ-MC01 |
| Part number | DDJ-MC01 |
| Performance | |
| Frequency | 400-470 MHz |
| Display | |
| Display type | Call Alert |
| Audio & video | |
| Radio bands | 400-470 MHz |
| Ports & slots | |
| Additional antenna jack | UHF two-way radios and UHF two-way radio accessories, 2 x Kids’ Walkie Talkies, 2 x USB Charge Cable, 1 x User Manual |
| Headphone port | UHF two-way radios and UHF two-way radio accessories |
| Power | |
| Battery runtime | 24 h |
| Built-in battery | Batteries contained in equipment, true |
| Power output | Integrated Flaslight |
| Size & build | |
| Product dimensions | 5.9944 cm × 9.4996 cm × 12.5984 cm |
| Product weight | 0.168 kg |
| Environment & compliance | |
| Water resistance | Water Resistant |
| More details | |
| HD radio | Call Alert, Rechargable, Integrated Flaslight |
| Preset station | 1, Integrated Flaslight |
| Weather band | Integrated Flaslight |
| TV tuner | Call Alert, Rechargable, Integrated Flaslight |
| Auxiliary input | UHF two-way radios and UHF two-way radio accessories |
Each walkie talkie measures 5.9944 cm wide, 9.4996 cm deep and 12.5984 cm high, weighing 0.168 kilograms.
Connect the supplied USB cable to the unit's charging port; the common error is using a high-power adapter that exceeds 5 V, which can damage the internal lithium cell.
The lithium pack is sealed inside the housing, so when capacity fades the entire unit must be replaced; no user-serviceable battery or antenna parts exist.
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