LXT600VP3 Two-Way Radio

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The LXT600 walkie talkie comes with 22 Channels Plus 14 Extra Channels – Crisp, clear communication with easy button access. Xtreme Range* – Up to 30 miles. NOAA Weather Alert & Weather Scan technology, plus a 3-Year Warranty. License Free FRS Radio.

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Features

22 Channels Plus 14 Extra Channels - Crisp, clear communication with easy button access

Xtreme Range* - Up to 30 miles

121 Privacy Codes - Gives you up to 2662 channels options to block other conversations

NOAA Weather Alert Radio with Weather Scan - Automatically locks on to your local weather channel and alerts you to severe weather

Silent Operation - Turns off all tones

HI/LO Power Settings - Lets you adjust transmit power to conserve battery life

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What's in the box

  • Pair of Radios
  • Belt Clips
  • Rechargeable Battery Packs
  • Desktop Charger
  • AC Adapter
  • Owner’s Manual

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REVIEWS

Up To 30 Mile Two-Way Radios is rated 4.3 out of 5 by 3.
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Great Value! We originally purchased 8 of these radios for our church. We recently added 4 more to our inventory and we have been very pleased with the performance and the price. These units work well either indoors or out and they have given us no problems to deal with. I also recommend the ear pieces we ordered to use with the radios. This combination is perfect for our use and I give them our highest rating.
Date published: 2019-03-06
Rated 3 out of 5 by from Doesn't have the range it claims I purchased the LXT 600 VP3 which claimed up to #0 mile range but I couldn't even get 5. My husband and I tried everything and different channels and conditions with no luck. I do like the walkie talkie but it will be used for close communications.
Date published: 2020-12-29
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Quality Two-Way Radios My wife and I travel the country in our RV. We use these radios to back the RV into parking places and to communicate around the camp ground.
Date published: 2020-03-11
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QUESTIONS

Can these radios charge in the same base as the ltx500vp3 radios and vise versa?

Asked by: Shsne
The bases are different for those models and wont work if you try to swap charging bases.
Answered by: Midland Radio Corporation
Date published: 2021-04-07

Are these radios repeater capable?

Asked by: Jmurphy7411
Hello, the LXT600 is not repeater capable.
Answered by: Midland Radio Corporation
Date published: 2021-01-12

What is the range in a typical neighborhood? 

Asked by: Momof3
Probably a mile or two.
Answered by: Midland Radio Corporation
Date published: 2020-10-17

What is the water resistance rating of these radios?

Asked by: Cliff
These radios do not carry an IP or JIS numbered rating
Answered by: Midland Support
Date published: 2020-06-03

what is the charge time on these walkie talkies?

Asked by: nickt70
Initial charge time is 24 hours, 12 hours each time the battery is fully discharged after that
Answered by: Midland Support
Date published: 2020-10-17

canthese units be plug into a vehicle charge port?

Asked by: Misfit
Yes you can plug the 12v adaptor into a vehicle and charge the radios on the charging cradle
Answered by: Midland Support
Date published: 2020-10-17

What is the output wattage for the LXT600VP3 radios on GRMS and FRS?

Asked by: Anchor Man
This radio is not capable of transmitting over 2W of power and is classified as a FRS license-free radio. Both FRS and GMRS radios are allowed to use the same channels, but have different requirements per the FCC. If you would like more info on the topic, we have some useful blogs on the website!
Answered by: Midland Support
Date published: 2021-01-29

Do i need a gmrs license for this?

Asked by: Mmrtnz
Negative, this radio is classified as an FRS radio per the FCC changes in September of 2017.
Answered by: Midland Support
Date published: 2020-10-17
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