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    19 Products

    Radios

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    Image of Product. 4 and 5 W. Front orientation. 16 Channels. Radios .

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    All of these radios operate on FCC designated business frequencies that require an FCC license. A frequency is the discrete setting on which a radio's transmission is carried; radios must operate on the same frequency to communicate with each other.
    For better coverage and clearer transmissions, choose a radio with high wattage.
    UHF—UHF radios work best in and around steel and concrete structures.
    VHF—VHF radios work best in and around wood structures.
    2 Channels, 8 Channels, and 16 Channels—Radios with multiple channels allow you to put different groups of users on an assigned frequency so they can operate within the same area without talking over each other. Change channels with the press of a button.
    Voice Scramble Mode—Radios with voice scramble allow you to input a privacy code—transmissions sound garbled to anyone listening without the same code.
    Cannot Be Sold Outside United States—They cannot be sold outside the United States due to product registration requirements.
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    2UHF289NarrowbandBattery4 1/2"2 1/8"1 1/2"Plastic4.5YesBelt Clip, ChargerVoice Scramble ModeMIL-STD-810Outside United StatesYes1467T820000000
    2UHF889NarrowbandBattery4 1/2"2 1/8"1 1/2"Plastic4.5YesBelt Clip, ChargerVoice Scramble ModeMIL-STD-810Outside United StatesYes1467T83000000
    2VHF827NarrowbandBattery4 1/2"2 1/8"1 1/2"Plastic4.5YesBelt Clip, ChargerVoice Scramble ModeMIL-STD-810Outside United StatesYes1467T81000000
    4UHF1689NarrowbandBattery4 3/4"2 1/4"1 1/2"Plastic3YesBelt Clip, Charger—MIL-STD-810Outside United StatesYes1532T64000000
    5VHF1627NarrowbandBattery4 3/4"2 1/4"1 1/2"Plastic3YesBelt Clip, Charger—MIL-STD-810Outside United StatesYes1532T65000000
    Accessories and Replacements for Radios
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    Radio Earpieces for One- and Two-Watt Radio1467T57000000
    Radio Earbuds for One- and Two-Watt Radio1467T3600000
    Radio Headsets with Microphone for One- and Two-Watt Radio1467T35000000
    Radio Earbuds for Four- and Five-Watt Radio1467T4600000
    Radio Earpieces for Four- and Five-Watt Radio1467T5800000
    Radio Speaker/Microphones for One- and Two-Watt Radio1467T2600000
    Radio Speaker/Microphones for Four- and Five-Watt Radio1467T2700000
    Replacement Battery for Two-Watt Radio1467T6500000
    Replacement Battery for Four- and Five-Watt Radio1532T6300000
    Six-Unit 6 1/2-Hour Desktop Charger for Two-Watt Radio1467T66000000
    Six-Unit 3-Hour Desktop Charger for Four- and Five-Watt Radio1467T631000000
    Leather Holster for Two-Watt Radio1467T6400000
    Replacement Belt Clip for Two-Watt Radio1467T6700000
    Replacement Belt Clip for Four- and Five-Watt Radio1467T8700000
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