The Walkie Talkie

A: We are a source factory integrating R&D, production, and sales. From circuit board surface mount technology (SMT) to finished product assembly, the entire process is completed in our own factory. Choosing us gives you access to more direct factory prices and more efficient technical support, eliminating middlemen and their markups.

A: Walkie-talkies that meet national standards have electromagnetic radiation within safe limits. When using them, avoid prolonged close-range contact with the antenna pointing towards your head or eyes. Purchasing products from reputable brands will ensure safe use.

A: Public network walkie-talkies rely on operator base stations. Unstable signals are usually due to: 1. IoT SIM card quality: Some IoT SIM cards have low priority or poor stability; it is recommended to replace them with a card from a reputable operator. 2. Environment: Weak signals are observed in basements, inside fast-moving vehicles, or in remote areas. 3. Base station failure: Maintenance of nearby base stations can cause temporary signal interruptions.

A: First, confirm that the device's GPS function is enabled and that location services have been purchased on the management platform. Second, GPS signals are greatly affected by the environment; it is difficult to locate indoors, in basements, or in areas obstructed by tall buildings. Please try moving it to an open outdoor area. If it still cannot locate, the GPS module may be faulty.

A: Shock protection: Avoid severe impacts.
Dust and water resistance: Even with waterproof features, ensure the connector plugs are tightly sealed.
Antenna maintenance: When tightening the antenna, hold the base and rotate it; do not pull on the antenna mast.
Charging: Use the original charger and avoid overcharging.
Storage: If not used for an extended period, remove the batteries and store in a dry, cool place.