Sangean H-201 AM/FM Waterproof Radio
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- Water Resistant
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Three rechargeable two-way radios with 22 channels, VOX hands-free operation, integrated flashlight and up to 48-hour battery life
The Vvinca T-388 set supplies three handheld two-way radios operating on 22 pre-set channels between 462.5625 MHz and 462.7125 MHz. Each unit weighs 0.249 kg and measures 6.1976 x 11.6078 x 15.0876 cm. The pack targets families with children aged 3 to 13 who want simple push-to-talk communication during outdoor play, camping or hiking. It is not suited for users who need programmable frequencies, repeater access or licensed-band operation.
A built-in 600 mAh lithium cell powers each radio for up to 48 hours on a single charge when used intermittently. Voice-operated transmission activates the microphone without pressing a button, keeping the circuit active during extended conversations. The USB Type-C 3-in-1 cable recharges all three units from a single 6.5 V source in roughly two hours. Buyers who require field-swappable cells or multi-day operation without mains access should look elsewhere.
The compact enclosure remains cool to the touch during typical receive and short transmit cycles because the low-power UHF circuitry draws minimal current from the 600 mAh pack. No internal fan is present, so operation is silent apart from the speaker audio. The integrated flashlight adds negligible load. The radios are water-resistant for splashes but not rated for immersion or heavy rain.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Vvinca |
| Model name | T-388 |
| Part number | T-388 |
| Performance | |
| Clock function | Rechargeable, Long Range, VOX Hands-free, Voice Operated Transmission, Integrated Flashlight |
| Frequency | 462.5625 MHz - 462.7125 MHz |
| Audio & video | |
| Radio bands | 462.5625 MHz - 462.7125 MHz |
| Ports & slots | |
| Additional antenna jack | UHF two-way radios operating within 462.5625 MHz - 462.7125 MHz frequency range, 3* Rechargeable Walkie Talkies( Built-in 600 mAh Lithium Battery), 1* USB Type-C 3-in-1 Charging Cable, 3* Lanyards, 1* User Manual, 1* Gift Box |
| Headphone port | UHF two-way radios operating within 462.5625 MHz - 462.7125 MHz frequency range |
| Power | |
| Battery runtime | 48 h |
| Built-in battery | Batteries contained in equipment, true |
| Power source | 6.5 V |
| Size & build | |
| Product dimensions | 6.1976 cm × 11.6078 cm × 15.0876 cm |
| Product weight | 0.249 kg |
| Environment & compliance | |
| Water resistance | Water Resistant |
| More details | |
| Preset station | 22 |
| Internet radio | Rechargeable, Long Range, VOX Hands-free, Voice Operated Transmission, Integrated Flashlight |
| Auxiliary input | UHF two-way radios operating within 462.5625 MHz - 462.7125 MHz frequency range |
The built-in 600 mAh lithium battery provides up to 48 hours of operation on a single charge.
A USB Type-C 3-in-1 charging cable is supplied, letting you recharge all three units from any standard USB power source.
Yes — they operate on the 462.5625–462.7125 MHz band with 22 preset channels, matching standard FRS/GMRS frequencies for direct compatibility.
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