Uniden 80-Channel 2W UHF Handheld Radio Tradies Pack $155.48 + Delivery (Free with Club Catch) @ Catch

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Sigiriya on 26/10/2019 - 17:12 catch.com.au (1184 clicks)
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Uniden 80-Channel 2W UHF Handheld Radio Tradies Pack. HN price is $248. Has few accessories than normal pack.

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The UH820S-2TP is built for rugged Australian and New Zealand conditions, making it ideal for commercial use, hiking, construction sites and restaurants. The voice enhancer allows you to choose 4 different audio level settings (normal, bass, midrange and high) for sharp clarity and performance, as well as the option to toggle between Voice Enhancer, Instant Channel or Call Tone Feature.

Features:

Uniden communications
Model: UHF Handheld Radio Tradies Pack | UH820S-2TP
Pack contents:
2 x UH820S UHF radio
2 x lithium-ion rechargeable battery
2 x earphone mic
2 x external speaker mic
2 x battery jacket for alkaline batteries
2 x extra face plate
2 x antenna
2 x belt clip
Desktop charge cradle
USB charge cable
Cigarette adapter
Carry case
2 watt maximum TX output power hi/lo
80 UHF channels
USB charging
Master scan
Voice enhancer
Smart key allocation
Rapid scan
Range extender (duplex) capability
VOX hands free capable
Interference eliminator (CTCCS)
Digital coded squelch (DCS)
Backlit large LCD display
Auto battery save
Open scan
Group scan
Battery level indicator
Busy channel lockout function
Roger beep
Instant channel programming and recall
Keypad lock
Built for Australian and New Zealand Conditions
Battery: Long life 1600mAh Lithium-ion
Operating time: 21 hours
Range: 13km#
Designed in: Japan
1-YEAR MANUFACTURER WARRANTY ON INCLUDED ACCESSORIES

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  coin saver on 26/10/2019 - 17:20

  Every caravaner should get one of thee so they can hero worship the truckers even more.

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    nexus4 on 26/10/2019 - 17:33

    Serious question: what do truckers use these for these days? Like if they need to speak with their 'dispatcher' or whatever you call it, they could presumably just use a mobile phone.

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      FLICKIT on 26/10/2019 - 17:42

      +3

      Talking to escort vehicles, spreading the word about speed-traps and vehicle inspections, chatting about overtaking moves, general gasbagging to break the boredom…

      Keep in mind the majority of the country doesn't have phone reception..

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        nexus4 on 26/10/2019 - 17:55

        Makes sense!

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        Tuba on 30/10/2019 - 00:04

        +1

        So they can whine like schoolgirls at every little thing that bothers them. Sooks

        And I doubt too many caravaners worship truck drivers, I can tell you caravaners are a great source of truckie gripes. Its funny hearing a truck driver whine about how the slow vehicle in front of him is holding him up, and then 5 minutes later whine about how a car is impatient behind him and how everyone owes him a debt of gratitude because it all stops without them. They forget, they never made what it is they carry. But logic is often not their strong point.

        Oh the lols of ch40

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          coin saver on 30/10/2019 - 18:29

          @Tuba: Yes but you have to remember they are professionals LOL. As for hero worshiping you obviously haven't been on any caravanning pages on Facebook.

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  Lps on 26/10/2019 - 17:57

  +3

  Haha, 13km range. I get about 2km line of sight on a good day with my 5w units.

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  Sigiriya on 26/10/2019 - 19:15

  +4

  This comes really handy if you are driving in groups. Recently used a unit from a friend and until I use it I did not realise how easy it is. I was always under the impression mobile phone is better. With these you can quickly communicate with others without waiting for the mobile phone to be answered. We use it to communicate the turns, exits, breaks etc and very happy with it. From memory this is allowed to use while driving compared to mobile phones.

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    Matt P on 26/10/2019 - 21:45

    +1

    My entire friends group had these in our cars when we were in our late teens/early 20s. Whenever we'd go out and had more than a carload of people it would make life so much easier. Plus we'd talk shit over them the whole time

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  Lister55 on 26/10/2019 - 20:05

  How strange they are selling the exact same item for $219… only that it has "free shipping"..

  • 

    bargainshooter on 26/10/2019 - 21:33

    +1

    Different seller

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      Sigiriya on 27/10/2019 - 07:39

      This is by catch itself. From my experience their support is slow, but better than dealing with 3rd party supplier.