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Protect Your Communication: How the Stun, Kill, and Revive Features on Two-Way Radios Enhance Security and Control

Stun/Kill/Revive Some two-way radios have a 3 unique functions called stun, kill and revive which are used in situations where the radio has been lost temporarily or stolen. These functions can disable
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Unlocking Clearer Communication: How Two-Way Radio Companding Enhances Audio Quality and Reduces Noise

The word companding is actually the combination or blending of the two words compressing and expanding. This two-way radio feature is used when the device itself has a smaller dynamic range capacity and is required to transmit a large dynamic
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Maximize Two-Way Radio Performance: Understanding the Battery Saver Mode Feature

Since two-way radios are mobile devices, obviously they operate on battery power. The batteries used in most of the models are rechargeable type, with some of the devices working on AA or AAA type non-rechargeable, throwaway
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Stay Safe Anywhere: How the 2-Way Radio Emergency Alert Can Save Lives in Critical Situations

One of the features of some two-way radio models is the Emergency alert button. When pressed, this button sends out a distress call to other radios within range. This feature allows the user to quickly send out a distress signal in case of an
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How to Choose a 2-Way Radio: Free Book

Free  book titled: Two-Way Radio Success: How to Choose Two-Way Radios, Commercial Intercoms, and Other Wireless Communication Devices for Your Business.
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Understanding DTMF in Two-Way Radios

DTMF stands for Dual Tone Multi Frequency, which is the oldest and the most widely used data format on two way radios. This format was invented by Bell Telephone for telephones. DTMF is actually the generic term for Touch-Tone which is a
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Understanding the Voice Scramble Feature in Two-Way Radios

The voice scramble feature of a two-way radio provides the user with more private and secure conversations within a group. When using voice scrambling, a radio will encrypt the signal it is transmitting. The receiving radio will intercept the
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