Many businesses need two-way radio, but sometimes buying your own system isn’t feasible. So how do you ensure that a network operator has your best interests at heart? Vaughan O’Grady investigates
Two-way radio offers organisations many advantages: one-to-many ...
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A rented radio system helps to ensure safe and productive operation of a quarry in North Wales. Richard Lambley investigates
A sharp left turn off the main road, an awkward zigzag as we pass under a railway bridge, and we’re on a narrow lane bordered by dry stone ...
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Whether it’s a one base-station system or a nationwide emergency setup, two-way networks are more robust than ever. However, that doesn’t mean maintenance can be ignored. Vaughan O’Grady discovers what can go wrong
When it comes to two-way radio networks there’s no ...
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Chris Lorek describes PMR users’ relationships with radio tech over the years
Some of us remember when two-way radio vehicular equipment used valve transceivers and dynamo generators. Transistor technology eventually took over and transceivers became smaller, with ...
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