Comparison Kenwood TH-F5 Turbo Dual Band vs Kenwood TH-F5 Dual Band

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	Kenwood TH-F5 Turbo Dual Band	Kenwood TH-F5 Dual Band
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Type	portable	portable
Frequency range	LPD (433 MHz) PMR (446 MHz) VHF UHF	LPD (433 MHz) PMR (446 MHz) VHF UHF
Walkie-talkie included	1	1
Transceiver
Range	10 km	10 km
Transmitter power	7 W	8 W
Power levels	3	3
Number of channels	128	128
Number of subcodes	154	154
Antenna	detachable	detachable
Features
Features	headset connection voice activation (VOX) volume control auto noise reduction channel autoscanning channel monitoring roger-Beep signal power saving mode keypad lock	headset connection voice activation (VOX) volume control auto noise reduction channel autoscanning channel monitoring roger-Beep signal power saving mode keypad lock
Power source
Battery type	Li-Ion	Li-Ion
Battery capacity	1800 mAh	1800 mAh /may vary depending on modification./
Charge indicator
General
Display	LCD display	LCD display
Display backlight
Water protection	IP56	IP56
Material	plastic	plastic
Dimensions (HxWxT)	97x53x29 mm	110x55x28 mm
Weight	220 g	220 g
Color
Added to E-Catalog	september 2019	september 2019

Transmitter power

The maximum power at which the radio transmitter is capable of operating. This parameter is one of the most important: it determines both the range of the device (see above) and the features of its use and registration (for more details, see "Frequency range"). For most models of the "amateur" (conditionally) class, the power level does not exceed 2.5 watts. More powerful walkie-talkies are, usually, professional models of the VHF and UHF bands (for more details, see "Frequency range").