Midland X-Talker Two Way Radios 2-Pack

Midland X-Talker Two Way Radios 2-Pack

The Midland X-Talker T71VP3 is a license-free FRS two-way radio value pack with two handheld radios and charging gear. It is for hiking partners, hunting buddies, and families who need clear short-range communication plus NOAA weather alerts without a separate radio license.

• Two FRS handheld radios in one pack
• 36 channels with easy button access
• Up to 38-mile Xtreme Range in ideal open conditions (range varies with terrain and obstacles)
• 121 privacy codes for expanded channel combinations
• NOAA weather alert radio with weather scan
• HI/LO power settings to balance range and battery life
• eVOX hands-free operation with 9 sensitivity levels
• Silent operation, keypad lock, monitor mode, and backlit LCD
• Water-resistant construction with headphone jack
• Micro-USB charging plus drop-in desktop charger

Verified specs

• Model: Midland T71VP3 X-Talker
• Service: FRS (license-free)
• Channels: 36
• Privacy codes: 121
• Claimed max range: up to 38 miles in optimum open conditions
• Power: included (2) 1000 mAh rechargeable packs; also accepts 3 AA batteries per radio (AA not included)
• Approx. radio size: 6.1" x 2.6" x 1.4"
• Approx. radio weight: about 6.2 oz (per Midland spec sheet)
• In the box: pair of radios, belt clips, rechargeable battery packs, desktop charger, AC wall adapter, Micro-USB charging cable, owner’s manual
• Warranty: 3-year (manufacturer)

Who it is for / how to use it: Colorado hunters and hikers splitting up across aspen pockets, trailheads, or canyon edges can clip a radio on each pack, match channel and privacy code, enable weather scan before storms move across the Western Slope, and use HI/LO power to stretch battery life on longer days.

Do I need an FCC license for these radios?

No. The T71VP3 is an FRS radio pack and does not require a license for FRS use.

What is included with the 2-pack?

Two radios, belt clips, rechargeable battery packs, a desktop charger, AC adapter, Micro-USB cable, and the owner’s manual.

Will these talk to other Midland FRS/GMRS radios?

Midland states its FRS and GMRS radios are compatible when everyone uses the same channel settings.

Available at Glenwood Springs Outdoors, 831 Grand Ave, Glenwood Springs, CO