HYTERA TC508 U9 UHF Analog Walkie 400-480 Mhz.
HYTERA TC508 U9 Analog UHF Walkie-Talkie 400-480 MHz. The Hytera TC-508 UHF is a portable analog walkie-talkie designed to offer reliable and easy communication in the UHF 400-470 MHz band, ideal for professional and amateur use in sectors such as se
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The Hytera TC-508 UHF is a portable analog walkie-talkie designed to provide reliable and easy communication in the UHF 400-470 MHz band, ideal for professional and amateur use in sectors such as security, events, logistics, and small businesses. Its compact and lightweight design makes it easy to handle in any situation without technical complications.
This device operates in traditional analog mode and offers **good coverage and stable reception**, with intuitive controls and long battery life, making it a practical and economical option for short and medium range communications.
Main features of the Hytera TC-508 UHF:
- Simple and robust portable analog walkie-talkie
- Good audio quality
- Compact and lightweight design
- Easy to use with accessible controls
- Recommended use for direct (simplex) communication
- 1 Hytera TC-508 UHF Portable Radio
- 1 Flexible antenna
- 1 Rechargeable battery ref BL1720:
- 1 Belt Clip
- 1 Charger ref: CH10A07
- User guide
Technical and mechanical characteristics
- Manufacturer: Hytera Communications Co., Ltd.
- Model: TC-508UHF
- Type: Analog portable two-way radio
- Frequency bands: 400-470 MHz
- Modulation: Analog FM
- Programmable channels: multiple (depending on configuration)
- Output power: standard for portable walkie-talkies
- Simple screen and controls for ease of use
- Rechargeable battery with good autonomy
- Belt clip included
- High-performance flexible antenna
- Robust construction for everyday use
- Operating temperature: standard range for portable radios
- Clear audio delivery
- Battery indicator
- Audio connectors for accessories (depending on configuration)
- Ergonomic and lightweight design
- Recommended use: basic analog communications