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The chart compares old prices with the new, current pricing on these Kenwood ProTalk business radios.

If you have a fleet of Motorola or Kenwood radios and want to add a BizTalk BR200 into the mix, chances are you probably can. How? It’s easier than you think.

XLT Communications has released five new chargers as their RC6 Series. These chargers work with popular low cost Icom and Vertex Standard radios.

We just received word that Kenwood is planning to launch a 2 watt version of their NX-340U16P and NX-240V16P digital two way radios. The current radios are 5 watts, 16 channels, and operate using Nexedge FDMA digital technology, or conventional analog. The new models will be the NX-340U16P2 (UHF) and NX-240V16P (VHF), and are expected […]

The origial Kenwood TK-3230 uses the KSC-37 charger, and the TK-3230DX uses the KSC-37S. The question is, are the chargers interchangeable with the radios? Here is the official answer.

Kenwood didn’t really take their iconic ProTalk away. The new TK-3230 DX is almost exactly the same as the original TK-3230, only different. It’s better.

Purchase six select Kenwood business two way radios of the same model from Buy Two Way Radios and get a $20-$35 rebate per radio plus a FREE multi-unit charger!

Here is a list of Kenwood business radios with their channel numbers and the default itinerant frequencies assigned to them out of the box.

There are a number of benefits to choosing the PKT-23 over other Kenwood radios for business communications.

Simply purchase six select Kenwood ProTalk® business two way radios from Buy Two Way Radios and get a $40-$60 rebate per radio!