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the Midland WR-120 is one of the most popular and economical weather radios around. This video produced by Midland show us just how quick and easy it is to program as well. The Midland WR-120 is available to ship directly from our warehouse at Buy Two Way Radios.

The Midland HH54 portable emergency weather radio is easy to carry and easy to use. This video produced by Midland shows just how easy it is to program. The HH54 is available in two versions, the HH54VP and the HH54VP2. These and other weather radios are ready to ship directly from our warehouse at Buy Two Way Radios.

The Midland HH54 SAME is one of the few portable handheld weather radios currently available with Specific Area Message Encoding (S.A.M.E.) technology built in. This radio is available in two versions. The HH54VP includes an AC adapter and the HH54VP2 comes with a rechargeable battery pack and drop-in charger for greater portability.

This video produced by Midland is a basic introduction to the HH54 and its features, including S.A.M.E. technology for emergency alerts. The Midland HH54 is available to ship directly from our warehouse at Buy Two Way Radios.

Emergency preparedness is key to surviving a weather or other disaster, and the time to prepare is now. You never know when a weather emergency will occur until it is too late to prepare. If you are the type who puts things off, here's a testimonial that may change your mind. This video from Midland is a real world example as to why everyone should have an emergency weather radio. A complete selection is available to ship directly from our warehouse at Buy Two Way Radios.

Some FRS and GMRS two way radios feature NOAA weather channels. The Motorola Talkabout MS350 and MS355 both offer this feature, along with weather alerts to keep you informed of emergency weather conditions. This is probably one of the most important reasons for having a radio and knowing how to activate and use this feature is a must.

In this episode of Radio 101, Anthony from Buy Two Way Radios shows you how to activate NOAA weather channels for your area and enable weather alerts on a Motorola Talkabout MS Series radio. This procedure works for the Motorola Talkabout MS350R and MS355R radios.

We preview the new RM Series business radios coming this year from Motorola. We'll also review the Motorola HKLN4433 CLP Series Magnetic Case Kit.

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Billboard 1:07

Topic Discussion 1:24
Just when we thought there was nothing new to talk about, we found out Motorola has a whole new series of business radios coming out this summer. Radios discussed include the Motorola RMU2040, RMU2080, RMU2080d, RMM2050, RMV2080. For more information on the new Motorola RM Series, read New Motorola RM Series radios available this summer. For tips on using your two way radios, watch our Radio 101 video series hosted by Anthony.

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Product Review 10:53
Today we review the Motorola HKLN4433 CLP Series Magnetic Case Kit.

Questions and Answers 17:12
Questions from readers of our Two Way Radio Blog and members of the Two Way Radio Forum.

Wrap up and Close 20:34
Send in your comments and questions for Danny, Anthony and Rick to show[at]buytwowayradios.com. Feedback on this and other topics will be read by the hosts and included in future episodes of the show. Visit us at www.twowayradioshow.com!

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Buy Two Way Radios would like to wish everyone a safe and happy Independence Day for 2013! Our offices will be closed to celebrate our nation's birthday on Thursday, July 4, 2013. If you need assistance please send us an e-mail, visit our forums or give us a call after 8 AM EDT Friday, July 5, 2013. Have a happy Fourth of July, keep your emergency weather radio tuned in to your local NOAA weather channel and please stay safe while traveling.

Manufacturers brand the vibrate alert feature on higher end FRS and GMRS two way radios by various trademarked names. Motorola calls their vibrate alert feature VibraCall®. In this episode of Radio 101, Anthony from Buy Two Way Radios shows you how to set VibraCall on a Motorola Talkabout MS350R. This procedure also works on the MS355R, MR350R, MR355R, MT350R, MT352R and T9680R-SAME radios.

There are only a few days left to take advantage of the current promotion from Motorola at Buy Two Way Radios! From now until June 30, buy six Motorola CLP, CLS, RDX or DTR Series business two way radios from Buy Two Way Radios and get one radio FREE!

This offer is good for up to 60 radios purchased for a maximum of 10 free radios. If you are shopping for the best deal on some new Motorolas, now may be best time to buy! Read the Motorola Promotion announcement for redemption instructions and full details.

Not sure if the radio you want qualifies for the offer? Here is a list of all the models eligible for the Motorola FREE radio promo.

Remember, Redemptions must be postmarked on or before July 15, 2013 and received by July 31, 2013. Redemption submissions received after that date will NOT be eligible regardless of purchase date. Offer is good in the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico only and is void where prohibited, taxed or restricted by law.

When you apply for an FCC license to obtain frequencies for your business radios, you may think the process is complete once you submit your application. Not so fast! After the FCC has granted your license, you are required to let them know when you begin to use the frequencies. This is called a Construction Notification. You have one year after the license is granted to file the construction notice, and failure to do so will result in the loss of your license.

Most of the time, dealing with the FCC's processes is complicated and confusing. Fortunately, filing a construction notice is somewhat simple and straightforward. We will walk you through the process of filing a construction notice in 8 simple steps as outlined below.

Important! If you used our FCC License Service to get your frequencies you do not have to complete these steps. As part of our service, we file the construction notification on your behalf once your license has been granted.

Filing a Construction Notification

1. Login to the FCC's Universal Licensing System (ULS). Use the FRN and password that you created when you applied for your license.

2. If you have multiple licenses, click to view the license that needs the notification.

3. In the "Work on this License" section to the right, click "Notify the FCC"

4. Application Purpose. Choose "S - Construction requirements for the referenced system have been met" and click the Continue button.

5. Buildout Information. For each frequency in the list, enter the date that you began using the frequencies in the "Actual Construction Date" field. Click Continue.

6. Fees and Waivers. If you are exempt from application fees or are requesting a waiver of commission rules, indicate that here. Usually the answer will be "No" to each of these questions. Don't worry, there are no fees for filing a construction notice. Click Continue to proceed.

7. Summary. This page is simply a review of your previous selections. If everything is correct, click "Continue To Certify" to move to the final step.

8. Certification. Read the information under the Certification Statements. Assuming you agree, enter your name and title in the Signature section below. Click Submit Application to complete the process.