Two-way radio Stabo 20261 16 channels 446.00625-446.19375 MHz Black

The Stabo 20261 is a two-way radio designed for license-free PMR446 operation across the 446.00625–446.19375 MHz range. The unit offers 16 channels and a compact form factor with dimensions of 430 mm (width) × 320 mm (depth) × 120 mm (height). Its layout and controls are intended for straightforward channel selection and voice communication, making it suitable for outdoor activities, short-range professional coordination, and personal use where clear, immediate communication is required.

Advantages

The Stabo 20261 provides reliable short-range voice communication on standard PMR446 frequencies without the need for individual licensing. The 16-channel configuration allows simple channel switching to avoid interference, and the compact dimensions support easy placement or transport. The radio’s design focuses on ease of use and consistent reception within its operating band, supporting routine communication tasks in a range of environments.

Suitable for

• Outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, and group excursions
• Event coordination and on-site team communication
• Private or small-business short-range communications
• Temporary operations where quick setup and immediate voice links are required

Key specifications

• Frequency range: 446.00625–446.19375 MHz (PMR446)
• Channels: 16
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 430 × 320 × 120 mm
• Color: Black

How to use

Place the Stabo 20261 on a stable surface or mount according to available accessories. Power the device and select one of the 16 channels using the channel control. Ensure all radios in the group are set to the same channel and compatible PMR446 settings for successful communication. Speak clearly into the microphone and use the push-to-talk control for transmission; release the control to resume receiving. Adjust position and antenna orientation if reception is weak to improve signal quality within the PMR446 coverage range.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, use the radio within line-of-sight conditions where possible and avoid obstructions that significantly attenuate UHF signals. Keep all units on matching channels and test communication prior to operational use. Observe local regulations for PMR446 usage and maintain a conservative transmission approach to preserve battery life.