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Rick covers the basics of radios that operate on 900 MHz frequencies – how they work, the pros and cons, and who can legally use them.

We are often asked about the actual wattage of popular consumer radios, because the manufacturers don’t usually include this information on their products. Just how powerful aren’t they? We tell you.

Due to component shortages and logistics issues, the CLS1410 was seriously backordered at Motorola for many months. But not anymore. Today we are pleased to announce that it is back in stock for immediate delivery!

Waiting for the next big promotion on Motorola business radios? Here it is! The Motorola Digital Is Calling offer runs February 1 through April 30, 2021. It is valid on CLS, CLP, DLR, RM, and RD series radios, and includes the DTR600. Read for details!

When you buy 6 Motorola on-site business radios, you get your choice of one free audio accessory per radio. Plus, when you buy 12 radios, you get a free multi-unit charger to boot!

Motorola just released new firmware and software for their DTR600 and DTR700 900MHz digital two way radios. The update includes a bug fix and a tweak to an existing feature in the radio settings.

How hard is it to program the settings you need into the Motorola DLR1020 and DLR1060 digital radios? Not hard at all, really. Here’s how to do it.

The Motorola DLR1020 and DLR1060 radios can be great assets for many different types of businesses. In this article, we will note some of the many pros, as well as the few cons, that these radios have.

What are the differences between the Motorola DLR2010 and DLR1060? Well, there are really only two, and the model you choose depends on what you need.

In this video, Rick shows you how to activate the Call Tone feature on a Motorola Talkabout T-Series radio quickly and easily. He also shows you how easy it is to use.