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Radio Furry
Hello!
I'm currently assisting in managing a radio network for a first aid service, and were in a debate on the best way to mark the equipment. For our base, we've settled on standard print and peel lables, but for the Kenwood handhelds, the print and peel lables might not stick, tend to roll up and fall off over time, the edges curl, etc.
The option to have it professionally engraved are on the table, but a little out of the budget as of now. Its a plan for the future, but were looking for a labeling system for the Kenwoods, that will last until we get everything professionally engraved. How do you folks lable your equipment?
The rigs were running will be HT1000s, and many TK-380s. Were rocking about 60 radios.
I'm currently assisting in managing a radio network for a first aid service, and were in a debate on the best way to mark the equipment. For our base, we've settled on standard print and peel lables, but for the Kenwood handhelds, the print and peel lables might not stick, tend to roll up and fall off over time, the edges curl, etc.
The option to have it professionally engraved are on the table, but a little out of the budget as of now. Its a plan for the future, but were looking for a labeling system for the Kenwoods, that will last until we get everything professionally engraved. How do you folks lable your equipment?
The rigs were running will be HT1000s, and many TK-380s. Were rocking about 60 radios.