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Rent an Interphone F4 from only R85 per dayHow does it work?Just email janet@bike2bike.co.za to book the dates you need to hire the interphone F4 unit. There is a minimum booking of 3 days, e.g.
The invoice which we will email you will contain the:
Send us the proof of your payment and we will send the unit to you. It will be shipped in an overnight bag to your nearest post office to arrive the day before you leave. On your return you will post the unit back to us at your cost via the following options:
When we receive the unit and ensure everything is in working order we will refund you your deposit. Close |
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Two way radio testTested: Durbanville, on foot, buit up area, not line of sight.We tested the Motorola TLKR T5 and the HYT TC 320 to see the difference in quality of sound and range with a specific intention of which one would work better on a motorbike. We found the Motorola TLKR T5 to be easy to use and like the fact that you can use conventional or rechargeable batteries and the battery charger is a twin pack so both units charge from 1 charger at the same time. The antennae is shaped as such that it allows you to use as a hook which is great for attaching to anything, very handy and convenient and prevents it getting lost. The motorola TLKR T5 once we had a distance of 1 km was still 5-5 but as that increased the level dropped to 3/5 which was still acceptable for hiking, 4 x 4ing and the leisure market but not for use on a motorbike. The range and clarity on the HYT TC320 was amazing, it remains crystal clear at above 2 kms even. Its 5/ 5 with regards to distance and quality of sound. A perfect affordable two way radio for the motorbike application where sound quality is of the utmost importance.
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