VHF

In this episode we discuss the importance of taking two way radios with you on a cruise. We also review the new Motorola MS350R waterproof radio.

In potentially hazardous environments, radio communication can be very important and even critical to operations, yet standard two way radios should not be used because they can make a potentially hazardous situation even more dangerous. These situations require the use of Intrinsically Safe radios.

One of the most important things to have with you when you are out on the water (besides something to keep you afloat) is a means of two way communication, such as a radio. If you are a boater, you probably already know how important it is to have a radio on board.

In this episode we discuss the basics of using Marine Radios. We also review the Icom IC-M36 VHF Marine Radio.

We talk about the FCC’s 2013 narrowbanding mandate and help you determine if and how it will impact your business. We also review the Olympia P324 business radio.

In this episode we talk about a type of radio service known as MURS. We also review the new Midland GXT5000 Rugged Professional GMRS two way radio.

Do you need a high powered two way radio, but don’t want to deal with the hassle of licensing? MURS may be the answer, particularly if you plan to use the radio outdoors where VHF frequencies are most effective. The Multi-Use Radio Service (MURS) is a two-way radio service consisting of five frequencies in the […]

Customers who are new to business radios are confronted with several confusing options, one of which is the type of frequency band to choose. This particular option consists of two choices, either UHF or VHF. These abbreviations make no sense to most people and without some research it is easy to choose a radio that is not […]