Two-way radio Midland C1267 40 channels 26.565 - 27.99125 MHz Black

The Midland C1267 is a compact two-way radio (PMR) with 40 channels operating in the 26.565–27.99125 MHz range. Designed for mobile and portable communication, it accepts AA batteries and provides selectable transmit power levels for versatile use. The device incorporates automatic digital squelch and audio-cleaning filters to ensure clearer reception in variable environments.

Advantages

Digital squelch automatically adjusts sensitivity to reduce background noise without manual tuning. Noise Blanker (NB) and Automatic Noise Limiter (ANL) filters reduce interference from external sources and vehicle-originated noise such as power-on disturbances. The unit offers emergency channel (EMG) quick access, selectable high/low power (4 W / 1 W), Scan and Dual Watch functions for monitoring multiple channels.

Suitable for

• Vehicle-to-vehicle and mobile communication
• Short-range group coordination and worksite communication
• Outdoor activities where compact PMR radios are needed
• Environments with variable RF noise where automatic squelch and filters help

Key specifications

• Model: Midland C1267 (MPN: C1267, EAN: 8011869200007)
• Channels: 40
• Frequency range: 26.565–27.99125 MHz
• Power: selectable 4 W / 1 W
• Power source: AA batteries
• Dimensions: 70 mm (W) × 140 mm (D) × 30 mm (H)

How to use

Install fresh AA batteries according to the polarity markings. Turn on the radio and select a channel from the 40 available. Choose transmit power (4 W or 1 W) depending on the required range and local regulations. Enable Scan or Dual Watch to monitor multiple channels. Use the EMG function to immediately switch to the emergency channel when needed. Leave digital squelch enabled to allow the radio to automatically adjust sensitivity to incoming signals; activate Noise Blanker and ANL filters if there is noticeable interference.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, use the higher power setting (4 W) for extended range in open areas and switch to 1 W in dense or regulated environments. Keep the antenna properly connected and replace batteries before low-power warnings to maintain reliable communication. Enable Noise Blanker and ANL in noisy environments and rely on digital squelch to minimize manual adjustments.