A reliable set of 2-way?

[KLC]

I work for a county government, and we are looking to purchase 6 inexpensive hand helds that have been proven reliable for traffic control and survey applications.

Can anyone provide input?

thanks

 

[N_Jay]

I work for a county government, and we are looking to purchase 6 inexpensive hand helds that have been proven reliable for traffic control and survey applications.

Can anyone provide input?

thanks

I would ask at;

http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/PrivateWirelessForum
http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/LMR

also.

The people there have lots of hands-on experiance.

 

[fourwd1]

I work for a county government, and we are looking to purchase 6 inexpensive hand helds that have been proven reliable for traffic control and survey applications.

Can anyone provide input?

thanks

For close range FRS works well and is cheap and license free.

 

[N_Jay]

I work for a county government, and we are looking to purchase 6 inexpensive hand helds that have been proven reliable for traffic control and survey applications.

Can anyone provide input?

thanks

For close range FRS works well and is cheap and license free.

FRS is NOT for use in the regular business activities of an organization.

MURS is more apropriate.

 

[fourwd1]

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FRS is NOT for use in the regular business activities of an organization.

Originally maybe, but not anymore. :roll:

 

[N_Jay]

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FRS is NOT for use in the regular business activities of an organization.

Originally maybe, but not anymore. :roll:

You learn something new every day. :wink:

 

[scannerman700]

You all could invest into a set of those little 14 channel Motorola Talkabout hand held radios like some people use for deer hunting,like I do!!!

 

[JamesO]

KLC,

I have seen the Icom handhelds and they are good ,solid radios. Below is a web link for the VHF or UHF versions to give you idea. If you are interested, PM me and I can hook you up a dealer in the area than can give you a propsal with some attractive pricing.

JamesO

http://www.moradio.com/Icom VHF Handheld Radios.htm