GMRS & FRSDEWALT DXFRS800DEWALT
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DEWALT DXFRS800
DEWALT
Jobsite-style FRS pair sold as rugged and waterproof but without a brand spec sheet behind it.
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What you get
A two-pack of license-free FRS radios built in a heavy-duty jobsite style. A store listing calls it 2 W and IP67 and rechargeable. No brand product page was found to confirm those figures.
- Heavy-duty jobsite-style FRS walkie talkie (2-pack)
- Listed by the store as 2 W, IP67 waterproof and rechargeable (not verified from a brand source)
Pros and cons of the DEWALT DXFRS800
Pros
- License-free FRS so anyone in the crew can use it.
- Popular Mechanics has it on its list.
- The store listing names IP67 and a rechargeable battery.
Cons
- The 2 W and IP67 claims come from a shop listing rather than the brand.
- Without a brand page the channel count and battery figures stay unknown.
Specs
- Radio service
- FRS
- License neededFCC license for GMRS transmit
- No
- Radios in the box
- 2
Why it scores 7.4
7.4/10
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Emergency features
- NOAA weather alert
- Rechargeable batteries
- Waterproof rating
- Transmit power of 2 W or more
- 22 channels or more
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