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Two way radios can add thousands of dollars to your bottom line in the first year by saving as much as 5-9% of labor time. Make absolutely sure you select the right radio for your needs the first time.

Walkie-Talkies were introduced into typical business practices decades ago. Technology and battery engineering made them cumbersome and difficult to use in everyday applications. However, 2-way radios were recently made super-affordable, more portable and were given a much improved battery life. Combine these advancements with the ability to save countless labor-hours, cost-free talk time and you have one of the most promising bottom-line tools for just about any business.

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The key to getting the most out of your two-way radios is to make absolutely certain you choose the correct model the first time you buy your radios. Many small businesses make the mistake by starting off using Family-FRS radios. Typically, these will work out great for the first month. Invariably however, these radios will begin to lose the battery charge, the clips will break off, the speakers will cease to function after a few drops, and the entire radio will need to be replaced within a relatively short period of time. These FRS radios were simply not designed for regular, daily use. They were manufactured almost as toys, and are meant to be used gently a few times per year. Further, according to FCC guidelines, it is a violation to use FRS radios in a business function.

The proper two-way radio makes all the difference in the world. For the most part, any small to upper-medium sized company can benefit from the use of today's walkie talkies. The cost will typically range from 0 per radio to about 0 each. Improvements in battery design will get a full day use after an overnight charge for as much as 2-3 years of daily use. Plus, the durability of the radios has improved so much that it is not unheard of for some radios to still work great after 10 years.

There are four basic elements to consider in choosing the right radio for your job:

VHF vs. UHF - The difference between UHF and VHF can be explained with frequency penetration. VHF waves travel about twice the distance of UHF waves on open ground, rolling hills or through foliage. However, VHF waves are very poor at penetrating walls, buildings and rugged terrain. So, if you are working exclusively outdoors with open land, rolling hills or heavy trees, VHF radios are the best. In any other situation, including indoor to outdoor use, UHF radios will be the choice. UHF and VHF radios will not communicate with each other.

Power - If the radios will be used within a single building, or outdoors in less than about 1 mile, then a 1-watt radio will be sufficient. If the 2-way radios will be used to communicate between multiple buildings or for up to 2 miles, then a 2-watt radio should be used. There are 4 and 5 watt radios that will communicate consistently at further distances, but there is a limitation to any radio-to-radio communication. Once exceeded, the only way to proceed is through the use of a repeater.

Channels - If your entire group will always be speaking on the same channel at the same time, o matter how many radios you have, you will only need a 1-channel radio. However if you manage, say, a restaurant and you want the valets to be on one channel and the wait-staff to be on another channel, then you will want a 2-channel capable radio system. This will allow each group to communicate individually, but not talk over each other. For you, as the manager, to be able to communicate with both of the groups you will want a radio that "scans". This will allow you to speak with either group by switching to the appropriate channel automatically.

Durability - Business radios range anywhere form units that are designed for restaurant and hotel use, to radios for heavy-duty military operations. Review the specifications on each unit to determine the best fit for your needs.

By selecting the proper elements in choosing your initial radios, you will be assured of starting off on the right foot communication-wise. You will gain all of the benefits of having two-way radio communication, but will avoid the common pitfall of having to replace old radios that will not work with what should have been used in the first place.

Two Way Radios - How to Choose The Best Walkie-Talkie for Your Business Needs

Joe Wood is an experienced communication expert dealing with two way radios from TechWholesale.com. Mr. Wood has helped thousands of business owners choose the proper two-way radios for their needs since 1997 and has developed a tool to help choose the proper radio for each job: "Which Two-Way Radio is Right for Me?". This new tool will automatically walk users through the radio-selection process.

It is necessary to know what exactly two way radios are to understand its features and advantages completely. In simplest terms, two way radios can be termed as transceivers that transmit and receive the content. The device gets activated by a push button. This hand held device, available in mobile and stationery base configuration, is also popularly known as a walkie-talkie. It would be of great interest to know that this wonderful device that was once upon a time exclusively meant for military and police is now making its way to civilian population.

The upward swing in the popularity of two way radios have led to more and more innovations being programmed into the device. Every model that is launched contains some special feature that has really propelled its popularity to mammoth proportions. Today, two way radios have several channels to their credit and, depending on the type of radio one is using one can opt for the channels of his choice. There are a total of 23 channels in GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service) and 14 in FRS (Family Radio Service).

There are several other highlights that go a long way in popularising two way radios. Their batteries, for instance, are extremely durable. Then again, different sets of two way radios are available for different people. These days, they even provide weather forecast by meteorological department. There is one important piece of advice for people who want to opt for two way radios. Those who are going to use it fairly regularly should opt for Nickel Metal Hydride or Nickel Cadmium batteries that can be recharged. On the other hand, people who would use their radio sparingly should opt for AA and AAA alkaline batteries. Two way radios can easily be carried anywhere as well.

With so many outstanding features programmed in two way radios, it really should not come as a surprise that they are on top of everyone's wish list in the UK.

Dennis Jaylon is a renowned business writer who has years of experience in writing technical reviews, product descriptions and product feature analysis of technical gadgets and gizmos. He has won appreciation especially for enlightening people about the latest communication gizmos...the two way radios

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