What to Do With Old Two-Way Radios If you have old two-way radios sitting in a supply closet or a drawer, you have four options: repair the unit if it…

What Is MOTOTRBO? Motorola DMR Digital Radio Explained MOTOTRBO is Motorola Solutions' family of digital two-way radio systems, built on the DMR (Digital Mobile Radio) standard. It handles voice digitally,…

Motorola CP200 vs CP200d: Key Differences Compared The Motorola CP200 is an analog-only radio that Motorola stopped building years ago. The CP200d is its digital-and-analog successor, built to run DMR…

How Many Two-Way Radios Does Your Team Need? Budget one radio for every person who needs to talk in real time, then add 10 to 20 percent spares for charging,…

Walkie Talkie vs Two Way Radio: What Actually Changes When You Buy for a Team A shift lead needs six more radios for the new hires starting Monday. The store…

How to Choose a Two Way Radio for Your Business Buying radios for a business is a different decision than picking up consumer walkie-talkies. You are choosing equipment your team…

Longest Range Two Way Radios for 2026: Real-World Distances Tested If you searched for the longest range two way radio, you've probably already seen marketing claims like "up to 35 miles."…

Walkie Talkie vs Two Way Radio: Key Differences Explained Quick answer: A walkie talkie is a type of two way radio. The term "two way radio" describes any device that can…

UHF vs VHF Radios: Which Two-Way Radio Frequency Is Right for You Pick the wrong frequency and your radios will sound fine in the parking lot and then drop calls…

MURS Radios: The Complete License-Free Guide for 2026 MURS stands for Multi-Use Radio Service, a set of five VHF frequencies the FCC set aside for short-range business and personal communication…