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This Labor Day marks the 125th anniversary of celebrating the American worker. As tribute to the American workforce, this week’s Two-Way Radio Tip will illuminate some relatively unknown history of how Labor Day came to be.

Discount
Two-Way Radio is an industry leading provider of critical communications for
the construction, education, manufacturing, oil/gas, and public safety
industries to name just a few. We also know that your radio communication
equipment faces daily abuse from heat, water exposure, and more while working in
some of the harshest of conditions. Maintaining your two-way radio equipment is
the most cost-effective solution to improve your radio’s performance and
lifespan.

One of
the questions Discount Two-Way Radio’s team of technicians and service
professionals receive on a regular basis is “what is the best way to program my
two-way radio?” So, for this week’s Two-Way Radio Tip, we will review some
strategies you can use when you program your two-way radios.

If you’re looking to purchase a supply of two-way radios for your business or replacing an existing supply, one of the first things you will probably want to know is how far can your radios transmit? Because this is one of the most common two-way radio questions (and one of most misunderstood areas) this week’s Two-Way Radio Tip will look at what the real factors are affect “range” and impact the actual vs. optimal transmitting distances.

If you own
or manage a construction firm, you may not know that using RCA professional
grade two-way radios can reduce your Experience Modification Rating (EMR) while
also improving your chances of winning lucrative government construction
contracts and valuable building assignments.

This week’s Two-Way Radio Tip will explain how a simple battery maintenance program can be set up for your two-way radio system to extend the battery life and improve the overall reliability of your system.

UHF or VHF?This week’s Two-Way Radio Tip will examine just exactly what are these radio frequencies, and how they affect the performance of two-way radio communication.

The question of whether to use digital or analog two-way radios will continue to be a

pertinent question as the market for professional grade two-way radios continue

to grow throughout industries like manufacturing, construction, warehousing, and

education. In fact, one of the most

common questions all two-way radios dealers and distributors receive includes, “What

is the difference between an analog and digital signal in two-way radio

technology?”