Cobra microTALK CXR825 Two Way Radio
Cobra microTALK CXR825 Two Way Radio
SKU: CXR825
The Cobra microTALK CXR825 two way radio has great features in a very compact size. The CXT825 has a maximum range of 30 miles in ideal conditions (up to one mile in urban conditions). It has 22 GMRS/FRS channels and 142 privacy codes and it comes with a lithium ion battery.
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Discontinued
Description / Cobra microTALK CXR825 Two Way Radio
This model no longer requires an FCC license to operate!
The Cobra microTALK CXR825 two way radio has great features in a very compact size. The CXT825 has a maximum range of 30 miles in ideal conditions (up to one mile in urban conditions). It has 22 GMRS/FRS channels and 142 privacy codes and it comes with a lithium ion battery.
The CXR825 has some great features including VOX hands free operation, VibrAlert® silent paging, backlit display, NOAA weather alerts, scan feature, selectable roger beep, 10 call tones, and a key lock.
Cobra states that the CXR825 is the "world’s most compact high-powered GMRS/FRS radio". It does have a very small frame, making it very easy to carry in your pocket. It will also take up very little room in a backpack or in an emergency kit.
The CXR825 comes standard with rechargeable high capacity lithium ion batteries. The CXR825 is one of the few GMRS radios with a Li-ion battery. This gives them a longer talk time than radios that use NiMH batteries so there is less recharging!
The Cobra microTALK CXR825 value pack comes with two CXR825 radios with attached belt clips, Li-ion batteries, two-port desktop charger, AC adapter, and owner's manual.
Cobra microTALK CXR825 Features
- 22 Total Channels
- 30 Mile Range
- 7 FRS Channels
- 8 GMRS Channels
- 7 Shared FRS/GMRS Channels
- 142 Privacy Codes
- Uses Rechargeable Lithium Battery Pack
- 2 Lithium Ion Batteries
- Two-Port Desktop Charger
- NOAA Weather Alerts
- Vibrate Alert
- VOX Mode (hands-free operation)
- 10 Call Tones
- Channel Scan
- Auto Squelch
- Backlit LCD Display
- Range Extender
- Power Selectable
- Battery/Power Saver
- Keypad Lock
- Keystroke Tone Signal
- 10 Channel Memory
- Drop-In Charging Capable
- Speaker/Microphone/Charge Jack
- Lead Free
- One Year Manufacturer Warranty
Included with the Cobra microTALK CXR825
- Two CXR825 GMRS/FRS Two-Way Radios
- Attached Belt Clips
- 2 Lithium Ion Batteries
- Two-Port Mini Desktop Charger
- AC Adapter
- Owner's Manual
Cobra microTALK CXR825 Specifications
- Dimensions: 5.5" H x 1.5" W x 2" D
- Weight: 3.8 oz
More Information
| Warranty | 1 Year |
|---|---|
| Channels | 22 |
| Radio Type | Handheld |
| Services | FRS, GMRS |
| Safety Features | NOAA Weather Alerts |
| Privacy Codes | Analog/Digital (CTCSS/DCS) |
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very good product
Very happy with the product and speedy shipping my husband loves them
Good quality
I got this units to use in my 12 day camp trip into the jungle. It manage to comunicate very well and clear about 2 miles far considering I was in a site higher then the camp base. Altrough there was a lot of wood betwen. I would recomended. Next test It will be in a soccer stadium here in brazil
used on cruise ship
Used on a cruise ship. Only tried it from top deck to 2 floors down. Didn't test at farther distance.
Excellent skier's radio
Bought a pair of these because my wife complained about the size of out other radios ... she was much happier with one of these in her pocket, and for our main use (skiing) the worked very well. Battery life was fine, and we had no problems communicating through trees and other mountain features (although we didn't attempt to cover any major distances). Found that we had to turn the volume all the way up and of course take our gloves off to use them, but that seems normal. Bumped into other skiers with exactly the same radios, so they must be popular!
Excellent Communications Multiplier
I am the Corresponding Secretary of the Glynn County (Georgia) Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC). I purchased these radios for evaluation as a communications multiplier to be used by citizen volunteers and agencies. The concept is that a sworn first responder with an agency radio would be able to communicate with unsworn local emergency volunteers equipped with these units in and around a hazard site thus multiplying the effectiveness of agency communications without having to buy more expensive units.
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