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- da.fmuser.net ->Danish
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- et.fmuser.net ->Estonian
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- fi.fmuser.net ->Finnish
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- hu.fmuser.net ->Hungarian
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- id.fmuser.net ->Indonesian
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- no.fmuser.net ->Norwegian
- fa.fmuser.net ->Persian
- pl.fmuser.net ->Polish
- pt.fmuser.net ->Portuguese
- ro.fmuser.net ->Romanian
- ru.fmuser.net ->Russian
- sr.fmuser.net ->Serbian
- sk.fmuser.net ->Slovak
- sl.fmuser.net ->Slovenian
- es.fmuser.net ->Spanish
- sw.fmuser.net ->Swahili
- sv.fmuser.net ->Swedish
- th.fmuser.net ->Thai
- tr.fmuser.net ->Turkish
- uk.fmuser.net ->Ukrainian
- ur.fmuser.net ->Urdu
- vi.fmuser.net ->Vietnamese
- cy.fmuser.net ->Welsh
- yi.fmuser.net ->Yiddish
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What is a Transmitter Station?
Transmitter StationHere at Highland we use repeaters, or transmitter stations, to send out radio signals on two-ways. This is how our Wide Area Network functions. These stations receive and send radio waves, and can increase the distance that these waves
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Diagnosing Common Problems With Two Way Radios
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The Importance Of A Two Way Radio During A Disaster
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What is The Future of Radio Communication?
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What Makes a Good Two-Way Radio
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The Most Popular Two Way Radio Accessories
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What 2 Way Radios Can Do For You
You may recall playing with walkie-talkies as a kid; a pair of black inexpensive walkie-talkies allows more than one kid to have hours of fun. But if these old school walkie-talkies are what you think about when you hear ‘2 way radios,’ think again.
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UHF VS VHF
UHF vs VHFWhen using two-way radios, signals are typically transmitted via VHF (30 MHz to 300 MHz) or UHF (300 MHz to 3,000 MHz) waves on the radio spectrum. There are pros and cons to each. In some instances it is better to use radios set to the VHF frequencies, and in others the UHF
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Key Figures in Radio Technology History
Radio History FiguresThere were many key influences that helped the radio evolve into what it is today. We’ve already talked about how originally the radio was used only in simplex mode, and messages were simply transmitted via Morse Code, to recipients. There
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Radio Waves Explained
Radio Waves Explained Radio Waves With all this talk of radios, walkie-ta
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