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What is a Two-way Radio?

A two-way radio is a two-way mobile communication tool. It can talk without any communication network and there are no call charges. This mode applies to relatively fixed and frequent calls. Unlike a broadcast receiver that can only receive content, a two-way radio can both transmit and receive radio waves. It integrates a transmitter and receiver and is an audio (sound) transceiver for use with other users who use similar radios. Two-way person-to-person voice communication. Cell phones may be ubiquitous these days, but cell phone coverage is not, especially during disasters, when cellular networks are disrupted or overwhelmed, and two-way radios are often used as a vital communication tool.

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Two-way Radios Communication Features

Two-way radios have become as digitized as cell phones, and many features have become very powerful. Here are some of the features of a digital two-way radio system to make your organization and team more efficient and safer.

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Wider Communication Frequency

Two-way radios have a relatively wide operating frequency, most of the two-way radio equipment spectrum belongs to VHF: 136 - 174 MHz and UHF: 400 - 527 MHz, these frequencies have different allocations in different countries, and the use of frequency points needs to apply for a license, but some two-way radio frequencies are allocated for free, for example, 446MHz for PMR446.

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Excellent Compatibility

The two-way radio adopts an open standard, two-way radios of different manufacturers can communicate with each other, and the two-way radio supports analog and digital modes, ensuring a smooth transition from analog to digital, and ensuring that users’ initial investment is not lost to the greatest extent.

Excellent Audio Performance

The digital technology of the two-way radio can better suppress noise, especially at the edge of the coverage area, thanks to the application of narrowband codec and digital error correction technology, which makes the conversation clearer.

Ensures Communication Security

The two-way radio uses advanced encryption technology. If the signaling or ID does not match, the speech signal cannot be monitored, thus ensuring the privacy of user communication to the greatest extent.