Two-way radios, as a real-time, convenient, and efficient communication tool, play a significant role in a variety of industries and scenarios. Different working scenarios and tasks demand various communication modes. For instance, a private call may be required for confidential or specific task communication with a particular individual, while a group call might be necessary for coordination among a team. "Private call" is suitable for situations where communication with a specific individual is needed. For example, a field commander may need to communicate task details privately with a team member or confirm information in a noisy environment. "Group call" is applicable for situations where communication with a specific group of people is required. For instance, a work team may need to coordinate on a project or quickly notify all relevant personnel in case of an emergency. "All call" is suitable for situations where information needs to be conveyed to all available users. For example, during an emergency evacuation, a large event safety announcement, or an important announcement, all call ensures that the message reaches everyone. This video is designed to demonstrate the various call mode settings for digital walkie-talkies. The design of diverse calling methods allows DMR radios to adapt to various complex communication needs, improving the efficiency and flexibility of communication.

Quick Teaming is a very practical function in outdoor activties,which improves the eficieney of frequency replication between multiple walkie-talkies. This video aims to demonstrate how to perform frequency copying between two walkie-talkies. The model participating in the demonstration is A910,which is IP68 5W Dual Band Radio Noise Reduction(optional) Recording Long Range Walkie Talkie Features of A910： 1.136-174MHz&400-470MHz 2.Stored 250*2 Channels Capacity 3.AM/FM 4.Air Band Received 5.Detection Frequency 6.Clone Mode 7.Digital Anti Cracking 8.Battery Save 9.Quick Teaming 10.VOX 11.Compandor 12.Scrambler 13.CTCSS/DCS 14.Scanning 15.Emergency Alarm 16.Noise Reduction (optional) 17.Recording

The A910 IP68 two way radio is an innovative communication device that deftly combines rugged durability with cutting-edge functionality, making it a standout choice for professionals and outdoor enthusiasts alike. With a dual-band capability covering both UHF (400-470MHz) and VHF (136-174MHz), contains a rechargeable 2000mAh/3000mAh(optional) Li-ion battery; which can be used for a longer standby and usage time. Quick Teaming function of this ham radio supports pairing frequency of multiple same model walkie talkies, to bring convenience to group travel for multiple people. Allowing users to synchronize their channels with a single button press, which is suitable for use in sailing/consturction site / hiking/camping etc. Features of A910： 1.136-174MHz&400-470MHz 2.Stored 250*2 Channels Capacity 3.AM/FM 4.Air Band Received 5.Detection Frequency 6.Clone Mode 7.Digital Anti Cracking 8.Battery Save 9.Quick Teaming 10.VOX 11.Compandor 12.Scrambler 13.CTCSS/DCS 14.Scanning 15.Emergency Alarm 16.Noise Reduction (optional) 17.Recording 

We are delighted to share that we will be exhibiting at the Globel Sources 2024, April 11th-14th and cordially invite you and your company representatives to visit our booth and explore our latest solutions and innovations together！ Global Sources Electronics Exhibition is a global consumer electronics procurement show, bringing together high-quality OEM/ODM manufacturing suppliers from China and Asia. We will showcase our latest products including flagship DMR two way radio, Analog radio and PoC radio and solutions in providing reliable communication network assurance for extreme environments. In particular, the newly launched IP67 waterproof series of walkie-talkies are not only rich in functions, but also extremely cost-effective and can adapt to a variety of application scenarios. Look forward to seeing you and have a nice discussion!

HYDX F10 is a cost-effective product with 1200mAh capacity batteries. It is lightweight, portable and free of license. It can be used indoors and in commercial establishments. The radio has mini size，less than 0.6 inches thick;weighing only 0.26 pounds; it can be easily held by both adults and children. Double PTT design- a large PTT button on the front of the walkie talkie; it can easily transmit and receive in cold winter even with gloves. Mirco-B cable is convenient for fast charging.Sturdy metal belt clip is easy to carry which means you don’t have to worry about the back clip breaking or deforming.

The president of Marshall University’s ham radio club said he believes two way radio communication is a great way to bring people together. Jacob Wriston, the president of the Thundering Herd Amateur Radio Club, said his experience with ham radio began in high school. Wriston said the club’s main goal is to promote the hobby of amateur radio. The club’s faculty advisor, professor Tom Cuchta, said his personal experience with amateur radio began during the COVID-19 lockdown. He said he had already had an interest in high quality radios when he learned about amateur radio. “When AT&T coverage went out, people with AT&T coverage were lost,” Wriston said. “They had no way to communicate with people. When you have to rely on infrastructure to get communication, whether it’s Internet, whether it’s cell service, whatever- we’re still able to communicate because when we set an antenna up, when we talk to somebody, we’re not rely-ing on infrastructure–I’m talking straight from me to you with an antennae and with the radio.” Wriston said the club does more than talk over radios; they were deeply involved in the practice emergency event at the campus football stadium last semester and helped provide radio communications for the event. Wriston said he believes that radio communication is an important skill in an age where everyone is trying to demonize each other. “Whether you speak Russian, or you speak Ukrainian or you speak English,” Wriston said, “if you go to church, if you don’t go to church, whatever you do- as long as we’re both on the radio, and then we can communicate with each other, have a good time.” Cuchta said he had recently made contact with a fellow amateur radio hobbyist in Russia. “It’s really cool that I can throw a piece of wire in a tree, and I can make a contact in Russia, which I did last night,” Cuchta said. “It’s this idea that you can make really remote talk with very little equipment which is kind of fascinating.” Cuchta said part of the purpose of ham radio communication is its ability to backup broken infrastructure and build international goodwill.

TD300 is a handheld and portable radio, its belt clip and hand strap is easy to carry and secure. The 1.77-inch display can show you more functional information. DMR radio provides digital encryption capabilities to make your calls more secure. Top key and SK1 of the radio is programmable, users can select relevant functions based on their needs，such as monitor，scanning，VOX，L/H power switch etc. Support DMR digital and analog two methods, you can be compatible with most two way radio by setting the frequency,which is suitable for use in consturction site;supermarkets;warehouses and other workplaces.

Q610 is long distance two way radio，10W power output without fear of thick walls, rugged and durable design，2800mAh（optional）large capacity battery makes more longer talk. Belt clip and VOX function will offer real hands free,which can improve your working efficiency. Emergency alarm will protect your safety when you work alone.Q610 is available for hiking, business events, logistics etc.

HYDX A588 has dual color design, dual display, long battery life, clear audio, FM radio, NOAA weather channel, VHF UHF frequency, real-time communication and dialogue security. Keyboard locks help prevent accidental changes to settings and reduce unnecessary downtime. The rugged and durable design enables the product to withstand high-intensity impacts.

The Bellevue Amateur Radio Club and the Science Club at Yates Illuminates teamed up to offer the youth in Omaha, Nebraska, with an opportunity to get on the air for ARRL Kids Day. The event occurred at Yates Illuminates, a former elementary school that is now a culture and community center. Amateur radio operators Dudley Allen, Terry Gampper, Frank Jozwiak, and Mike Terneus, served as volunteer operators and were extremely patient coaches who nurtured the kids' curiosities of talking on the radio. Dozens of youths as young as 4, as well as 91year old Bob Hutton, used DMR 2 way radios or kid radio to talk to amateur radio operators across the country and around the world. One parent said, "The event organized by the Yates Illuminates Science Club was a perfect blend of education, technology, and community spirit. My kids were thrilled to delve into the world of amateur radio, thanks to the expert guidance of the Bellevue Amateur Radio Club. They learned about using uhf long distance radio to contact other young radio enthusiasts across the country. This hands-on experience in communication technology was not only fun but also incredibly educational." ARRL Kids Day is already planned for next year, and the Yates Illuminates Science Club will continue to help youth learn the basics of electrical circuits, electronics, and radio propagation, as well as how to make homebrew antennas.