Motorola

Motorola is in the process of updating the RDX two way radio series to be fully compliant with the FCC’s 2013 narrowband changes, and today we received our first updated model: the Motorola RDU2080d. By June 1st, we expect the entire line to be fully updated to “narrowband ready”. What’s New In The Narrowband Ready […]

If you find yourself having to change radio settings every time a new radio is added to your fleet, you can probably save yourself a lot of time by learning how to clone your Motorola RDX radios. The cloning process simply copies the settings from one two way radio to another, and can be done […]

If your business has a large fleet of Motorola RDX two way radios or has to adjust the radio settings every time a new radio is added, you can save a considerable amount of time by using the RDX series programming software. This software makes it incredibly easy to adjust the settings of a radio. […]

We discuss how two way radios are used in the retail industry. We also review the BlackBox Plus business two way radio.

We discuss JIS and IP specification ratings on two way radios and what they mean. We also review the Midland WR-300 emergency weather radio.

We discuss how two way radios are used on farms. We also review the Icom IC-F5021 and IC-F6021 Base Station Radios.

We preview some new products coming out this year in the world of two way radio technology. We also review the Uniden Bearcat 880 CB radio.

We talk about taking two way radios on camping trips. We also review the Garmin Rino 655t two way radio with GPS.

Last summer Motorola added a new high-performance entry to its line of FRS/GMRS radios, the Motorola TALKABOUT MS350R Two Way Radio. This model quickly became so popular and the demand was so high that, shortly after its debut, Motorola couldn’t keep up with production – and we couldn’t keep them in stock!. Today we are […]

We talk about the Mil-Spec and Mil-STD ratings on two way radios and what they mean. We also review the Icom IC-F3001 and IC-F4001 two way radios.