There are currently three main types of walkie talkies: analog walkie talkies, digital walkie talkies, and public network walkie talkies. Xinjiang walkie talkies are mainly used in industries such as public security, civil aviation, transportation, water conservancy, railways, manufacturing, construction, and services. They are used for communication and command among group members to improve communication efficiency and enhance the ability to respond quickly to emergencies. With the entry of walkie talkies into the civilian market, people are increasingly using walkie talkies for travel and shopping. In addition, there are some walkie talkies used in specific occasions, such as explosion-proof walkie talkies, waterproof walkie talkies, police walkie talkies, vehicle mounted radios, etc.

Characteristics of using walkie talkies:

1. Without network restrictions, walkie talkies allow users to easily communicate in areas not covered by the network.

2. Provide one-on-one and one to many communication methods, with easy operation and freedom of communication, especially in emergency scheduling and collective collaborative work. These characteristics are very important.

3. Low call costs.

The power output of high-power walkie talkie systems is generally between 25W and 100W. Due to the installation of high-power wireless transmitters, two-way user wireless handheld devices must operate at higher power levels in order to communicate with personnel in the facility. The typical power level is about 1-5W. In contrast, the power of a mobile phone is generally 0.6 W. Due to the relatively large unit size of the walkie talkie system, the conversation range of handheld radio devices must be compensated for through higher power output.