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product_id: 48517748
title: "Kenwood Protalk TK-3401D PMR446 Two Way Digital Single Radio - Black"
brand: "kenwood"
price: "6146 Ft"
currency: HUF
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reviews_count: 6
url: https://www.desertcart.hu/products/48517748-kenwood-protalk-tk-3401d-pmr446-two-way-digital-single-radio
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region: Hungary
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# 32 Channels DPMR Mode MIL-STD 810G Kenwood Protalk TK-3401D PMR446 Two Way Digital Single Radio - Black

**Brand:** kenwood
**Price:** 6146 Ft
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

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## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Kenwood Protalk TK-3401D PMR446 Two Way Digital Single Radio - Black by kenwood
- **How much does it cost?** 6146 Ft with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- kenwood enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted kenwood brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Robust and Reliable:** Built to withstand the toughest environments with industrial-strength construction that meets US MIL-STD 810G standards.
- • **License-Free Freedom:** Enjoy hassle-free communication on PMR446 frequencies without the need for a license.
- • **Enhanced Connectivity:** 32 pre-programmed channels, including 16 DPMR446 digital frequencies, ensure you stay connected wherever you are.
- • **Unmatched Versatility:** Seamlessly switch between Digital and Analogue FM modes for ultimate communication flexibility.
- • **Signal Clarity Guaranteed:** QT/DQT signaling formats provide clear and secure communication, keeping your conversations private.

## Overview

The Kenwood Protalk TK-3401D PMR446 Two Way Digital Single Radio is a robust communication device that operates on license-free PMR446 frequencies. It features 32 pre-programmed channels, including both analogue and digital modes, and is built to withstand harsh conditions with military-grade durability.

## Description

The Kenwood protalk TK-3401D digital licence free receiver is effectively two radios in one (Digital and Analogue) operating on 6.25 kHz in (Digital) and on 12.5 kHz in (Analogue). This means the user can easily switch between analogue and digital channels and with digital technology the protalk TK-3401D provides superior clarity in extended coverage upto 9km (depending on weather and terrain). There is no compromise on build integrity either the Kenwood protalk TK-3401D meets and in some cases exceeds the IP54 dust and water intrusion standards as well as MIL-STD 810 C, D, E, F & G environmental standards, making it tough enough for outdoor use in any weather. Further features of the Kenwood protalk TK-3401D didgital radios include: Replaces the highly successful TK-3301T model, hassle-free with no license required, operates on the PMR446 License-Free service in both Digital and Analogue FM modes (dPMR mode complies with the ETSI TS 102 490 Standard), 32 channels pre-programmed with the 8 Analogue PMR446 frequencies plus 16 dPMR446 Digital frequencies, AMBE+2 Vocoder for natural sounding digital voice, QT/DQT Signalling formats, built-in voice scrambler, industrial strength construction to US MIL-STD Specification 810G and IP54/55, FDMA 4-Level FSK modulation enables highly efficient 6.25 kHz frequency use compared with analogue 12.5 kHz PMR446 radios, extended range and improved radio interference performance, user programmable features without requiring software, rugged and durable Kenwood quality, TK-3301 accessories are compatible with this model, battery saver mode, calling alert, compact design, enhanced kenwood audio, internal VOX ready, key lock, low battery warning, monitor button, 2 programmable function keys, selectable microphone gain, voice annunciation, voice inversion scrambler and is compatible with other PMR446 brands.

## Features

- Replaces the highly successful TK-3301T model
- Operates on the PMR446 License-Free Service in both Digital and Analogue FM modes. DPMR mode complies with the ETSI TS 102 490 Standard
- 32 Channels pre-programmed with the 8 Analogue PMR446 Frequencies plus 16 DPMR446 Digital Frequencies
- QT/DQT Signalling Formats
- Industrial Strength Construction, to US MIL-STD Specification 810G and IP54/55

## Product Details

- **Brand:** KENWOOD
- **Colour:** Black
- **Number of channels:** 32
- **Frequency range:** 446 446.2 mhz
- **Talking range maximum:** 9 Kilometres
- **Water resistance level:** Waterproof
- **Number of batteries:** 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
- **Item weight:** 280 Grams
- **International protection rating:** IP54
- **Manufacturer:** Kenwood

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Beautiful piece of technology, not tested the Digital capability yet.
*by L***S on 25 April 2015*

It is a well know fact across all forward operating bases on non warp planets that Space Rangers use the PMR446 radio frequencies to communicate.The local FOB gives out Cobra 975s which being brand new issue I had assumed were Digital and not Analogue.After a recent meteor strike whilst camping I decided we needed a way to keep in contact with the Space Rangers.I did my homework and found the Kenwood TK-3401D.Assuming that the Cobra 975s were Digital I thought that being able to listen to the 'old' Analogue system would be novel so I purchsed the TK-3401D.After a couple of minutes of playing around I worked out that the Cobra 975s and also my Motorola TK81 Hunter are all Analogue just like the really old Binatone Terrain 550s I dug out of the Space Rangers weapons storage unit at the FOB (Toy Cupboard ) last night.So what I thought was a professional version and equally higher priced radio (8 times more than a Cobra 975 - (£50 for 2 Cobras vs £200 for 1 TK-3401D) actually turns out to be a rather advanced piece of Technology.The unit is solid, yet uncomplicated to use in the field.Setting it up takes a tiny bit of patience as you have to power cycle (switch off and on) whilst pressing different keys to get into the audio described set up menu.The biggest frustration I had was understanding that unlike all of the consumer PMR446 units like the Cobra 975s or the Motorola TK80 and TK81 that are set out of the box on Channel 1 with 'an ID of zero' so that you can unpack, put a battery in switch on, select the same channel if '1' is too conjested and everything works.This meant that the consumer units were set to turn the squelch off for all communications. Thus you press the talk button on one radio and you can hear it on another radio.This did not work with the TK-3401D.I was beginning to think I had a faulty unit but I played around for a few hours and it turned out that the radio was set by default to use 'ID ten' on Channel one.This meant that I could transmit from the TK-3401D and I could be heard on all the consumer radios. Conversely if I transmitted from a Cobra or Motorola nothing could be heard on the TK-3401D unless I held the 'force squelch off' button.It took 20 seconds to configure one of the Cobras to use 'ID ten' on Channel 1 and everything worked.Doing this meant the TK-3401D knew to turn off squelch as this transmission was meant for it as the transmission was targeted for it because of the ID label matching.This is how all the radios should be set up, using IDs as it keeps alot of the conversations from other people on the same channel being heard on your radios. It will not stop transmission collisions but you will only hear the transmissions from radios on the same channel where the ID matches the ID you are using.I just ordered a second TK-3401D as having watched the videos on Youtube about the digital benefits of the TK-3401D I really want to have a play.I can keep in contact with all of my Space Rangers using Analogue PMR446 consumer units and although very expensive compared to one of them it is extra money well spent just considering the Analogue system alone.I have been to big events and found the Analogue system heavily congested so I am interested to see if digital fixes it.One minor niggle the TK-3401D does not seem to have a 'Call Button' which is useful when you want to get someone to answer a radio and neither does this unit seem to let you hear the ringing noise of the Motorolas or Cobras.Great quality feel to the radio, worth the money especially if tou want digital capabilities. Eyes open though in that consumer PMR446 radios, the inexpensive ones seem to all be Analogue not Digital. So if you want to have a Digital system then buy two or make sure the other units you have are digital.Next project is to set up a PMR Gateway to relay the radio conversations across the World using the Internet.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very clear reception
*by M***J on 28 June 2019*

Very clear reception not sure about the range though

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kenwood is the best
*by L***I on 15 October 2019*

Very good product

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*Last updated: 2026-03-12*