Cell Phones With Two Way Radio

Why is this happining and does it dammage any of this equipment?

If you are hearing buzzing sounds out of your computer's speakers, this is normal. Solve this issue by moving your electronics futher away from your speakers.

Cellular phones and radio waves cannot damage your computer.

2007-06-04 06:34:28 by question mark

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Yes you can get into there channel but oh my just don't get caught with it. You will pay dearly for that.

2009-04-19 14:46:04 by Christian

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I believe that stray signals from your communications devices can create stray signals in the lines that control the explosions--or at least there is a fear of that. Considering the consequences (stuff go boom), it isn't too much to ask that you turn them off.

2006-03-07 05:59:45 by f24_cream

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If you guys need detail I can post more, but right now I have an extra handset and want to know if it is possible for somehow making it so that it transmits signals through the base so that other two way radios can pick them up and transfer the signals back as understandable speech.

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2007-05-24 10:59:32 by World Security

I have been giving my supervisors cell phones for work. This is not working and I am looking for a way to keep our office, 3 supervisors and myself connected via 2 way radios (or similar). This would mean buying out of the sprint contract for two phones. I need up to a 30 mile range.

Nooo... ham radio is not authorized to conduct business. Each operator requires an individual license, plus amateur radio only allows for personal communications. Not an option.

Same goes for GMRS.

Strictly an issue for the Business communication service.

You need to contact a two way radio company. You will need to operate through a repeater system, as direct communication will not be possible at these distances.

You will need to see if there is a specialized mobile radio system in your area. If so, you can buy access to the system.

Equipment costs are rather high, although many two way radio compaines offer a lease option.

You could pay over $500 per unit for access to an 800 Mhz trunked system... plus access costs. Costs for UHF and VHS equipment may run about $250 per unit... plus repeater access, if available in your area.

See link in my source line.

You may wish to consider Nextel.

2006-02-09 02:31:28 by GoodNaturedGardening