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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.

In this episode of Radio 101, Tommy from Buy Two Way Radios explains what a MURS two way radio is and the advantages of using one.

In this episode of Radio 101, Tommy explains what the term Licensed by Rule means and which types of radios are considered license free.

In this video excerpt from Episode 152 of The Two Way Radio Show Podcast, Danny, Anthony and Rick introduce the Wouxun KG-805F and KG-805FS, two new models in the popular KG-805 series that are FCC type accepted specifically for FRS!

The Wouxun KG-805F is a very high quality radio that is full-featured and easy to use. It’s compatible right out of the box with other FRS and GMRS radios, making it a great choice for anyone looking for a higher quality FRS radio than those typically built for this service.

In this excerpt from Episode 11 of The Two Way Radio Show Podcast, Danny, Anthony and Rick cover the basics of The Multi-Use Radio Service, talk about its advantages and disadvantages, and why you may want to consider a MURS two way radio for home or business use.

When searching for a two way radio to fit a particular terrestrial activity or application, it generally comes down to a choice between either a business or consumer grade model. Each category is intended for use on a specific radio service, and each has its own advantages and limitations. Fortunately, there is one category that […]

This video produced by Buy Two Way Radios is a brief introduction to the Motorola DTR700 license-free digital commercial two way radio and an overview of its features.

We tell you about two new 900 MHz business radios from Motorola. We’ll also tell you about promotions and rebates available from a couple of manufacturers and take some of your comments and questions from listeners of The Two Way Radio Show and readers of our blog.

Consumer FRS/GMRS two way radios 2 watts or less are now considered FRS radios and are license free! Here is a list of current models that are over 2 watts and require a GMRS license to operate.