2x Baofeng BF-H6 UHF/VHF 10W Walkie Talkies Long Range Walkie Talkies Transceiver Two Way Ham Radio

BF-H6 is one of the best long range walkie talkies on the market & a device you’d like to bring for outdoor activities. The Baofeng BF-H6 has made quite some name for itself when it comes to choosing super long-range walkie-talkies with ergonomic design and excellent sound quality. With 128 channels available, it can be used in multiple places such as schools, hospitals, malls, warehouses, and more. The BF-H6 features a 2200 mAh battery .This is a great walkie talkie to take with you on hiking trips and long walks in areas where there isn't a good phone signal.

• Baofeng BF-H6 dual band ham radio: Frequency Range: VHF / UHF. RX: 136-174/400-480 MHz.

• Upgrades from Baofeng Previous Generation UV-5R: 10W High Power Amateur Radio. Tri-power switch, allow you to choose between high power to maximize range or low power to conserve battery life.

• Long Battery Life : Rechargeable 2200 mAh li-ion battery, which providing extended battery life experience and USB plug convenient to charge anytime, supports you longer, especially in outside activity.

• Easy to program via PC. For software, please go to the official website of baofeng, model: BF-H SERIES. Support Chirp programming, model: Baofeng BF-H6. FFC ID: 2AJGMBF-H6.Please use this product legally in accordance with FCC rules.

• Memory Channel: 128 channels ensure you have enough space to store the commonly used frequency. Scanning; VOX (hands free use) ; Clear Sound，Monitor; Power saving; Busy lockout; Chinese and English voice; Battery voltage display; TOT; Emergency alarm

• Long Range communication : With 10W Power & long distance , talking Range is 2~10KM.

General
Radio Frequency Range VHF:136-174MHz UHF:400-470MHz(Dual band)
Memory Channels 128 Group
Channel Spacing 25KHz(Wide)、12.5K(Narrow)
Operating Voltage DC7.4V
Frequency Stability ±2.5ppm
Operating Temperature -20~+60℃
Antenna Impedance 50Ω
Transmit Current H≤2.5A；M≤1.8A；L≤1.1A
Modulation(Wide/Narrow) 16KΦF3E/11KΦF3E
Maximum deviation ≤±5 kHz/≤±2.5 kHz (W/N)
Stray Power ≤7.5uW
Adjacent Channel power ≤-65dB/≤-60dB
Signal-to-noise(wide/narrow) ≥-45dB/≥-40dB
QT/DQT Deviatio（wide/narrow） 0.7±0.1KHz/0.4±0.1KHz
Build in LED flashlight

Modulation Sensitivity 8-12mV
Demission 134*62*32mm(no including the antenna)
Weight About 300g(include in battery and antenna)

Receiver
Receiver Sensitivity ≤0.25uV(12dB SINAD）
Audio Power 1W@10%
Audio Distortion <10%
Signal-to-Noise ≥45dB
Adjacent Channel Selecitivity(wide/narrow) ≥-65dB/≥-60dB
Intermodulation(wide/narrow ) ≥-65dB/≥-60dB
Stray Suppression ≥-65dB
Receive Current ≤380mA

*Please note:

The communication range quoted is calculated based on an unobstructed line of sight test under optimum conditions. The actual range will vary depending on terrain and conditions and is often less than the maximum possible. Your actual range will be limited by several factors including, but not limited to: terrain, weather conditions, electromagnetic interference and obstructions.

Package Include
2x Baofeng BF-H6 10W Dual Band long range Two way Radio
2x 2200mAh Li-ion Battery Pack
2x Dual Band Antenna
2x Hand Strap
2x Belt Clip
2x Earpiece
2x User Manual
2x Desktop Charger with EU Plug
2x Plug Adapter(Depends on your delivery address)

Download
BF-H6_User_Manual

Q&A

VHF vs UHF Which is Better?
The two frequency ranges (also called "frequency bands") used in most two-way radios are VHF (Very High Frequency), and UHF (Ultra High Frequency). We are often asked "Is VHF or UHF better?" Neither is inherently better, they each have strong points and weaknesses. VHF frequencies can penetrate objects better than UHF. VHF can also travel farther. If a VHF wave and a UHF wave were transmitted over an area without barriers, the VHF wave would

VHF frequencies can penetrate objects better than UHF. VHF can also travel farther. If a VHF wave and a UHF wave were transmitted over an area without barriers, the VHF wave would travel almost twice as far.
Even though VHF can pass through obstacles better and travel farther, that doesn’t mean it’s always the better choice. “Why?” you ask. It’s because of the difference between how VHF vs UHF signals react around structures. Remember, UHF signals are shorter than VHF, this is important when you’re in or around buildings.

The VHF signal is reflected since it is wider than the door. UHF is better at navigating through the smaller spaces within a building to reach it’s destination. VHF signals are often blocked by metal within the building.

So to sum it up, it’s a trade-off. But the general rule-of-thumb is if you are using the radio primarily outdoors where you will have clear line-of-sight then VHF is a better choice because it’s signal will travel farther. BUT, if you will be using your radio in or around buildings, in urban areas, or heavily wooded areas, then UHF is a better choice because it’s signal will navigate around structures better, not being blocked as easily as VHF. The trade-off you are making is longer distance (VHF), vs avoiding possible “dead spots” in and around structures (UHF).