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Personal /Company Radio

  • 17-10-2009 1:48pm
    #1
    masteroftherealm
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,141 ✭✭✭


    Hi guys,
    I am far too inexperienced for this so hopefully you can help me out.
    I am looking for a radio system to use for both work and personal use.

    I need 2 Vehicle mounted radios which can be attached to a vehicle mounted aerial if needed (They are 4x4's) and 4 portable handsets. I need a minimum of 2 miles range in hilly/mountainous terrain.

    I have been led to believe that I am best suited to a VHF system, but that I will need a license to operate this system. I know that in the US there is a different license as I work in the Film/TV industry but I don't think that this is available here?

    What is involved in the license I will need, and how to apply for it. And any pointers in the way of what equipment I should be looking for is also welcome!!

    Price wise, the cheaper the better in the current climate.


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  • #2
    graigavern
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 26 ✭graigavern


    Hi,

    Try getting ur hands on old Motorola MCS 2000, It will run off ur car Batt. Output power is 12 -14 Watts Nominal but can go up to 25 W. ( Slightly an over kill for 2 mile range but no harm as VHF is line of sight)
    Or try the GP 340 / 360's same as above but probaly dearer because they r only out a few years. Motrola would be the company in question to purchase them.
    Depending on what you buy, if you need them programmed & installed contact me again.

    Contact Comreg for frequencies & Licence's


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