Benefits Two Way Radio

i want know what the benefits of two way radios..how long the coverage signal.someone can help me.

benefit of two way radios is that they are very easy to use. Generally, they come with a ‘push to talk button’. In order to initiate a talk, you can simply press on that button and you will be through the line.( The Best Way Radios Range ) Because of this user-friendly nature, the radios are particularly popular among kids. Those parents who cannot offer costly mobile phones to their children can give them the radios for staying connected.

Coverage area of two way radios depends upon the set itself. If you want higher coverage, you have to go for high power radios. (The Best Way Radios Range) This type of radios may be a little expensive. An average radio generally covers something between 3 to 20 miles.
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2008-11-14 08:19:26 by richard

This video explains the benefits and features of Motorola Digital Two-Way Radio.

I am going on a cruise in the caribean and would like to get some simple hand held radios to keep in touch with family & friends. While shopping for radios I noticed that some are FRS and some are GMRS. Does anyone know the difference and benefits of each?

FRS & GMRS are on different frequencies (i.e., channels), and different rules apply. FRS is limited to half a watt of power and has other restrictions, like non-detachable antennas. Some GMRS channels can be used with up to 50 watts, while others are limited to five watts, although most handheld radios don't put out more than a watt or two.

If you are going on a cruise in the Caribbean, you may be under the jurisdiction of several countries, as well as the captain of the ship, so you might need permission and/or licenses from those jurisdictions. In the United States, a GMRS license is $85 for five years and can be easily obtained online through the FCC's Universal Licensing System (ULS) at http://wireless.fcc.gov by first obtaining a FRN, then using the FRN to obtain the license.

As was mentioned, don't believe the advertised range of the handheld radios, especially if they will be used in a metal structure like a ship.

2007-10-24 09:31:01 by burnzz

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You Might Be A Conservative, IF...
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... you believe the Constitution states that Christianity is our official religion.

... you believe that elected officials should have no immunity to laws that you yourself must abide by.
(Somewhere, a Liberal just muttered "Wait a second...")

... you think the words feminist and lesbian are synonyms.

... you fit any of Jeff Foxworthy’s “You might be a redneck if...”

... you believe every man, woman, and child should be armed to the teeth with AK-47’s, hand grenades, handguns, and any other weapon imaginable. Wait, that should read "You might be a Liberal if you actually think that Conservatives believe..."

... you believe in the importance of individual responsibility, and do not wish for the government to tell you how to live.

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In response to same question asking about liberals.

you exclude your gay relatives from family events and holidays

you rail about how schools are fighting to keep jesus out of science classes

you make your kids sign virginity oaths then go sleep with your mistresses

after ranting against homosexuality at the bar or fund raiser you get voted top stall at the local truck stop

you support banning huck finn and tell black jokes at the drop of a hat

after protesting at an abortion clinic you pay your jail bait girlfriend her half of the bill after dropping her off and still try to save money by offering her a coat hanger and the clean spot at the nearest alley

you took every deferment during Nam and scream against the drop in military recruitment

you think G Gordon Liddy should do kids parties and be secdef

you pay extra dues at your country club to keep it "exclusive"

2007-08-06 13:00:05 by Raven

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Requires FCC license. Compatible with Motorola Spirit GT,GT+, and XTN UHF radios.
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Would you support my campaign for Governor and vote for me based on this platform?

Space is limited here so this will have to be condensed, but the message should be easy enough to understand. Please do not respond to this unless you are a registered voter and serious about being an active party to changing government.

This would be the foundation of my platform.

Government intervention in our public lives, excessive taxes, and political corruption at state and local levels CAN be stopped with the WILL OF THE PEOPLE standing behind a candidate that will lead the way. YOU would be my most powerful resource to change the way government is managed, dismantle some parts of it, take it AWAY from corporate strongholds, and give it BACK to the people of the United States. I do not believe in lobbyists or special interest groups of any kind. I simply believe in what the MASSES want.

The means to obtain our goals would be simple with the use of the Internet, a phone, and by doing NOTHING! We won’t have to wait for the end of a term of an elected official to see results. Our goals can be achieved virtually overnight. I will keep the public informed of obstacles and progress through a weekly radio address and web site. Let’s look at two examples of what can be done about excessive prices and it IS simple regardless of any political or corporate argument you might hear.

PROBLEM: The high cost of fuel.
DEMAND: The public wants the price dropped from $3.00 to $2.00
PUBLIC SOLUTION: Pick three corporate sponsors that sell gas. Let’s Hess, Shell, and BP for an example. These are CORPORATIONS! Use the Internet and your phone to contact everyone you know and tell them to do NOTHING at these places of business. This won’t be a one-day boycott not to buy gasoline. This will last until gas prices come down. Don’t buy gas there. Don’t stop there for a pack of cigarettes or a loaf of bread. DON’T GO THERE FOR ANYTHING for AS LONG AS IT TAKES to get gas prices down.

PROBLEM: Frivolous government spending.
DEMAND: The public wants it stopped.
PUBLIC SOLUTION: Email, call, or write your State Representative, Senator, and Congressman and tell them to start cutting their budget, PERIOD. Give them a time frame and demand a WEEKLY progress report. Demand they cut their government salaries in half. Demand they give up their health care benefits that are paid for by the public, policies the public can’t afford for them selves. Demand a 25% cut in their total budget within 90 days. Don’t stop sending emails, making calls, or writing letters until the budget is reduced and if you don’t see results, demand the politician to abdicate them self from their position. Don’t be afraid to rebel!

Support and elect a candidate that will close the door to special interest groups and take an active part with you in dismantling a government that serves itself instead of the people.

absolutely i agree but this will not get you elected... people are apathetic.... find a famous football player as a running mate... or side with the christians hating on abortions and gays

2007-10-29 15:21:49 by life_loverfl

There are two items we could stop:

1)stop drug company advertising on TV and radio about specific drugs. This leads to people wanting prescriptions for the most expensive drugs on the market rather than other drugs that work just as well but cost less.

2) Drug companies should have to prove that their drug is fundamentally different. The majority of new drugs on the market are just reformulations of the old drugs that have no added benefits.

How about limiting the amount of money they can pay to lobbyists to get sweetheart no-negotiation deals for drugs with the government? ∠°)

2009-08-09 15:45:07 by i_was_myself