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Motorola MH230R 23-Mile Range 22-Channel FRS/GMRS Two-Way Radio (Pair)

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Motorola MR350R 35-Mile Range 22-Channel FRS/GMRS Two-Way Radio (Pair)

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Motorola Talkabout MC220R 16-Mile 22-Channel FRS/GMRS Two-Way Radio (Pair)

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Motorola MJ270R 22-Channel 27-Mile Two-Way Radios

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Motorola FV300 2-Way Radio, Pair

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Motorola MH230TPR Giant Rechargeable Two Way Radio 3 Pack, FRS/GMRS

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Midland GXT1000VP4 36-Mile 50-Channel FRS/GMRS Two-Way Radio (Pair) (Black/Silver)

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Motorola MR356 2-Way CAMO FRS/GMRS Radio (Camo)

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Motorola 53727 Earbud with Push-to-Talk Mic

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Motorola On-Site RDU2020 2-Channel UHF Water-Resistant Two-Way Business Radio

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Motorola APX7000 Two Way Radio - Houston Communications Inc

This radio is cool...... Houston Communications Inc 1-866-406-7688 www.houstoncommunications.com

can a motorola 2 way radio connect to another radio?

Jul 16, 2009 by mystery meat | Posted in Other - Electronics

I have the motorola t5000 that I bought as a set of two, and I bought a third one and it works, but can my radio connect to another radio of a different brand?


If its on the same channel, and if the privacy settings match. I'm not sure what those privacy settings are, but I suspect they are subaudible tones used to keep conversations private. Receivers can be set so that they will not receive a signal without

william_byrnes2000 | Jul 16, 2009

Motorola Bests Apple in German Patent Fight

01.01.70

What the Fuss Is All About

The technology in question is described as "a method of performing a countdown function during a mobile-originated transfer for a packet radio system."

It was declared essential to the General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) standard.

GPRS is used for packet data transport over GSM networks. It enables always-on data connection for applications such as Web browsing and push-to-talk over cellular networks.

Apple offered to license the technology and other patents Motorola has that are covered by FRAND. However, Cupertino reserved the right to contest the validity of the patent-in-suit if Motorola sought damages for past infringement above the normal FRAND payment rates, and that's where it stubbed its toe.

Source: TechNewsWorld

Radio updates in works

01.01.70

Under a federal mandate, the city of Fort Scott will soon update communications equipment for its police and fire departments and public works personnel.

During the Fort Scott City Commission meeting Tuesday, Police Chief Ron Puterbaugh and Fire Chief Paul Ballou spoke to the panel about a federal requirement that all two-way radio equipment used by public safety personnel must be narrowbanded by Jan. 1, 2013.

Puterbaugh and Ballou said after recent evaluations of radio equipment used by their

Source: Fort Scott Tribune

Motorola to build $40 million emergency services radio network in WA

01.01.70

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The project will enable the Western Australia Police (WAPOL), Department of Corrective Services (DCS) and Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) to communicate across a single, multijurisdictional network for the first time.

“The new network reaffirms our commitment to equip our officers with the most resilient and advanced communication system possible and is particularly significant as it will enable police, fire and corrective service officers to communicate seamlessly across a single network for the first time, helping them enhance the safety of every person in Western Australia,” said Chris Dawson, Deputy Commissioner, Western Australia Police Service.

Source: Voice and Data

Nokia 2710 Navigation Edition Review

The Nokia 2710 Navigation Edition is aimed at offering GPS feature at an affordable cost. The Nokia 2710 comes preloaded with Nokia Maps app. Another noticeable feature is the Nokia maps service is free of cost. Once you buy this phone, you don’t need to pay subscription charges. Though this phone is considered as entry level phone, it features 2 megapixel camera, decent multimedia player and good battery. It is expected to come at a price of $160 or RS.7500.

Nokia 2710 has nice candy bar design and looks decent. It measures 111.2mm tall, 45.7mm wide and 13.7mm thick. It is relatively slim phone. It comes in three colors: Jet Black, Warm Silver and White Silver. The design of the keyboard is pretty similar to most of the Nokia entry level phones. There are 2 softkeys just below display, the send, end/power key and a four way navigational key with a middle select key. It has a dedicated shortcut key to access navigational features. The keyboard offers faster texting and dialing. A microUSB port, microSD card are present on the left spine. A camera key is present on the right spine. A camera lens without flash is placed on the backside of the mobile. A 3.5mm audio port is present at the top. The Nokia 2710 sports a 2.2 inch TFT screen which has resolution of 240 x 320 pixels and supports 256K colors. The screen is bright and crisp with vibrant colors. The screen also displays the maps in full detail and they are clearly visible.

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Motorola 2 Way Radio - News


Motorola Solutions Communications with World's Thinnest, Lightest Digital ...
GISuser.com (press release) - Jan 01, 1970
Motorola offers exclusive operations critical wireless earpieces specifically designed for two-way radio users, allowing employees more mobility and to converse discreetly. The radio also supports Bluetooth data connectivity to wirelessly transfer data

The Verge Interview: Marty Cooper, father of the cellphone
The Verge - Jan 01, 1970
We had the opportunity to sit down with Mr. Cooper for a call last week that spanned nearly an hour and a wide array of topics, from his time working on two-way radios in the pre-cellular years to the so-called "spectrum crunch" that's dominating

District to use new radio tower
Great Bend Tribune - Jan 01, 1970
Custodial and maintenance workers, as well as administrators, use two-way radios, Brungardt said. The St. Rose location will be even more centrally located than the city tower was, making for easier communications. “Since the first day of school,



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