Display Walkie Talkie Digital Two Way Radio with GPS

A Display Walkie Talkie Digital Two Way Radio with GPS and APRS functionality is a cutting-edge communication device that combines conventional voice communication with the ability to transmit and receive digital data through the APRS (Automatic Packet Reporting System) protocol. The key components of this device include:

Display Walkie Talkie Digital Two Way Radio with GPS:
A Display Walkie Talkie Digital Two Way Radio with GPS is a portable communication device designed to enable communication between two or more users over short distances. It operates on specific radio frequencies and typically includes features such as push-to-talk (PTT) functionality, channel selection, and sometimes encryption for secure communication.

APRS (Automatic Packet Reporting System):
APRS is a digital communication protocol widely used by amateur radio operators to transmit real-time information such as location, weather data, and messages over radio frequencies. APRS data packets are sent in a format that can be received by other APRS-equipped stations, and the information can be displayed on maps or shared through the APRS network.

Voice Communication: Like a standard walkie-talkie, this device allows users to communicate with each other using voice transmissions.
APRS Data: In addition to voice communication, this device has the capability to send and receive APRS data packets. This data can include GPS coordinates, messages, weather information, and more.
GPS Receiver: To transmit accurate location data, the walkie-talkie likely includes a built-in GPS receiver that provides real-time positioning information.
Display and User Interface: The device may have a screen that displays received APRS data and potentially allows users to send APRS messages or set up certain parameters.
Output Power: The "5W" mentioned could refer to the output power of the device. In radio communication, higher output power typically allows for longer communication ranges, but regulations and antenna quality also play a role.
Amateur Radio Use: APRS is commonly used by amateur radio operators, so a walkie-talkie with APRS is likely intended for use within the amateur radio community.

1. LANCH NLH UV98 series;
2. UHF/VHF dual frequency, dual display, dual receiver
3.128 sets of storage channels, dual-frequency watch, China's first dual-segment APRS positioning;
4. Support two station modes of fixed station FIXED and sports SPORT;
5. Support complete TRACK tracker, support intelligence, timing, PPT linkage, queue beacon;
6. Support beacon additional information, mileage, number of satellites, voltage, temperature, air pressure, altitude, etc.;
7. Built-in 2.0+5.0 dual-mode Bluetooth, compatible with Android and Apple phones;
8. Bluetooth supports KISS HEX, UI, GPWPL, KISSASC, GS232 and other protocols;
9. Support Bluetooth output GPS data (GPRMC+GPGGA), support mixed output;
10. Support GPS, Beidou, GLONASS satellite system and automatic identification;
11. Support Bluetooth KISS data two-way transparent transmission;
12. Support Liuyun, APRSDROID, LOCUS, Aowei and other APPs;
13. Dedicated wireless bluetooth PC software to set APRS parameters;
14. Support remote control of peripheral sensor input and relay and other telemetry control modules;
15. Support the calculation and display of heading, true north, and relative orientation;
16. Support Maidenhead grid positioning system;
17. Support APRS distance, horizontal angle, elevation angle and other function calculations;
18. Support automatic tracking control of aircraft, ships, etc.;
21. 1.77-inch TFT large-screen color screen;
19. APRS dynamic navigation;
20. Quickly switch between GPS interface, beacon list, and real-time beacons with one key;
21. TYPE-C direct charging is convenient and fast;