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The Multi-Use Radio Service, or MURS, is still the quiet professional of the personal radio world in 2026. It does not generate the same excitement as GMRS, and it does not offer the experimentation and technical range of Amateur Radio. Even so, MURS continues to hold a unique place for users who want simple, license-free […]

NXDN is a popular digital two-way radio protocol used in commercial, industrial, and public safety communications. If you’re programming or operating an Icom IDAS or Kenwood NXDN digital radio, one setting you’ll almost certainly encounter is the RAN code. Understanding what RAN codes are and when to use them can help you get cleaner communications […]

As digital two way radios continue to grow in popularity, DMR (Digital Mobile Radio) is often the first format users encounter when moving beyond traditional analog FM. While DMR offers clearer audio and more efficient use of spectrum, it also introduces a few new programming concepts that can be confusing at first. One of the […]

President Electronics has revisited one of its most recognizable 10 meter mobile platforms with the release of the President Richard II AM/FM Ham Radio, updating a classic design with modern features that better reflect how amateur operators use HF radios today. Rather than reinventing the platform, the Richard II builds on the proven foundation of […]

Wireless accessories are one of the fastest-growing trends in two-way radio gear, and the VGC BHM-88 Bluetooth Speaker Microphone is a standout option for operators who want flexibility, comfort, and extra functionality in the field.

Intrinsically safe two way radios continue to be a critical tool for workers in hazardous environments, and for 2025 Buy Two Way Radios offers a focused lineup of IS-certified business portables designed for demanding industrial use.

When severe weather strikes, access to information becomes one of the most important tools for survival. The solution is simple. You should have a dedicated emergency weather radio.

In theory, MURS provides several advantages over competing license‑free radio services, in particular FRS, which operates on the UHF band. Yet in practice, MURS remains largely under‑adopted. Why?

The General Mobile Radio Service has been on a remarkable growth run over the past decade, with two inflection points that reshaped the curve. Now, we’ll look back at what changed, why it mattered, and how the numbers tell the story.

Learn how two way radios can help schools improve safety, coordinate staff, and respond to emergencies faster. Discover practical ways radios enhance campus security and communication reliability.