Uniden SX237-2CK 23 Mile Range Two Way Radio with Charging Kit
In Touch, When You Need it, No Contract
Uniden GMRS/FRS Radios keep you in touch when you are out and about with family and friends. Use them when you are camping, shopping, biking, car caravaning, and more without using your mobile phone’s minutes or data plan.
22 Channels
The radio’s 22 channels let you select the channel that is right for you. Pick a channel that no one else is using for uninterrupted communications. These channels operate on industry-standard frequencies, so you can easily communicate with people using other models or brands.
121 Privacy Codes
Combined with the channel selection, setting a privacy code keeps you hearing only the people you want to hear. Set everyone in your group to the same channel and privacy code to keep other groups comms from interrupting yours.
NOAA Weather Alert
Alerts you to hazardous conditions as they arise.
License-Free Operation
No license is required to use the FRS Only channels (7-14).
Convenient Charging
The included USB-powered charging cradle lets you easily charge the radios between uses. Or, use a standard USB mini cable to charge your radios from any standard USB source, such as your mobile phone’s charger, your laptop, or PC.
VOX Operation
Hands busy? No problem! The convenient VOX feature activates transmit when you start talking, even if you are not using a headset.
Headset Convenience
Plug in an optional speaker mic such as our ZA-133 to keep your comms from scaring off the wildlife.
Carabineer Loop Belt Clips
The included belt clips let you clip the radio to your belt. Or, use the big loop at the top of the belt clip to secure the radio to your gear using a carabineer (not included).
5 Call Tones
Set a personal call tone so that others know when you are calling.
Line-Of-Sight Operation
Rated at up to 23 Miles Range, these two-way radios give the best range when there is a clear view between the radios. We test these radios from mountain peak to valley to ensure that they can meet the stated range. Your actual range will usually be limited by the curve of the earth, hills, buildings, trees, and other obstructions.