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    Radios

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

    4 and

    5 W

    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.
    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.
    Cannot Be Sold Outside United States—They cannot be sold outside the United States due to product registration requirements.
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    4UHF1689NarrowbandBattery4 3/4"2 1/4"1 1/2"Plastic3YesBelt Clip, ChargerMIL-STD-810Outside United StatesYes00000000000000
    5VHF1627NarrowbandBattery4 3/4"2 1/4"1 1/2"Plastic3YesBelt Clip, ChargerMIL-STD-810Outside United StatesYes0000000000000
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