what does that mean business two way radio? only business owners can have them?
1819254
Meaning that only for non commercial use only and not part of business of companies.
1685677
"Commercial" is somewhat of a marketing term, much like "professional". In this case, though, it means that the radio can be programmed for the "Business Band" frequencies. It's often forgotten that these Chinese hand-held radios were developed and subsidised to be commercial radios -- not ham radios. With the forced conversion to narrow-band, there was a huge opportunity to sell new public-service and business radios to the U.S. market. Unfortunately for the Chinese, the FCC has dragged its feet on approving most of these radios for "Part 90", while quickly approving the traditional Japanese manufacturer's products. That left ham radio as a potential market, as well as those who really don't care about FCC approval. Much hysteria has developed with crazy fear-mongering over radio police swooping in and jailing people for using non-approved radios. Yeah, sure. These radios don't cause any problems if used responsibly, which is the same that can be said for an "approved" radio. Don't use the "scrambler" and don't transmit on a frequency that you aren't licensed to use. And don't worry about the "radio police", because they can't tell by listening if your radio is a Wouxun or a Yaesu, and they really only respond (very slowly) to documented complaints. Oh, and you won't go to jail, either.
476954
Save your money unless you have an exterior antenna to hook this up to. I can only receive two stereo radio stations and am sorry I didn't return it when I had the chance. Don't know if you need anything more as I can't use this thing except for discs.
1367774
As long you are using the same band and same type of radio you should be able to communicate with others regardless of the quantity or the brand of the radios. If you use the Privacy Code feature that some radios have then all the users in your group must have the same code set on their radios to be able to communicate with each other.
301575
This is correct.... but I would say the other way around.... this radio comes with it's antenna. Yes, you need two of them to make a link
1704089
No, mine does not have a 2 way radio. It does offer sound that plays on my computer along with the image. The sound is spotty and not real clear but is sufficient for my needs. I use it in a birthing stall for Pygmy Goats.
1390848
Yes local only. We live 30 miles from 4 stations and we receive 2 of them. I have three of these radios and really like them all. Good reception on both AM and FM also.
783442
To be able to communicate only with one you have to have a specific channel. On the other hand, if you activate the monitor feature, all can hear you
2203302
Yes, you buy two so you can use as a pair for left $ right. They are NOT wireless.
1716321
Maybe. Most likely in the business band (part 90) although equipment must be certified for non-Amateur use. The description does not specify if this equipment is Part 90 certified. You can not use for FRS or GMRS because the radio needs to be Part 95 certified. Since it does not appear the power can be limited to 1/2 watt and the antenna appears to be removable, I would think the radio will not be Part 95 certified for FRS. The reviewers that are using the radios and just picked a frequency do run the risk of causing interference with other licensed users. The FCC fines usually start at $12,500. A business license is about $260 for ten years in UHF. Maybe. Most likely in the business band (part 90) although equipment must be certified for non-Amateur use. The description does not specify if this equipment is Part 90 certified. You can not use for FRS or GMRS because the radio needs to be Part 95 certified. Since it does not appear the power can be limited to 1/2 watt and the antenna appears to be removable, I would think the radio will not be Part 95 certified for FRS. The reviewers that are using the radios and just picked a frequency do run the risk of causing interference with other licensed users. The FCC fines usually start at... » Read More Maybe. Most likely in the business band (part 90) although equipment must be certified for non-Amateur use. The description does not specify if this equipment is Part 90 certified. You can not use for FRS or GMRS because the radio needs to be Part 95 certified. Since it does not appear the power can be limited to 1/2 watt and the antenna appears to be removable, I would think the radio will not be Part 95 certified for FRS. The reviewers that are using the radios and just picked a frequency do run the risk of causing interference with other licensed users. The FCC fines usually start at $12,500. A business license is about $260 for ten years in UHF. « Show Less
1450007
I encountered one organization that was using these radios out of the box. When I did some investigating, I discovered that they were using the radios on a frequency that was licensed to a local hospital for MEDCOM! Any use of these radios (in the United States at least) REQUIRES a license!
107997
Are you trying to operate an illegal FM broadcast radio station in the United States? I can't imagine why you would need "what you are asking about" for any other purpose.
927191
These are two way radios, you can use as many as you like. You can talk to anyone within range if they are on the same frequency. These are FRS/GMRS radios, so they will work with any radios capable of using FRS/GMRS frequencies. Keep in mind that you need a GMRS license to operate on the GMRS frequencies. Without a license you can only use channels 1-14. If you want to use the other channels you need to get a license from the FCC.
7723
It shows: one side from your modem-router and the other to desired external antenna. ( the antenna can be omnidirectional or directional (like the yagi). To prevent somebody else connection...just configure one secure password to your modem-router. Hope be usefull. If still does'nt work right... suggest ask to one technician.
1869306
Sadly, it is just 1 radio. 2 need to be purchased if you want to communicate.
1920229
I was Told I could Only Have One Two Way Remote Programmed On ThiS Alarm System
817821
It's not dual band, "The OutletLinc uses power line for its communication". But other dual-band devices will pass along any RF signal.