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EPISODE · Apr 25, 2016 · 50 MIN

TWRS-103 – Too Much Tech in Two Way Radios?

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We look at how two way radios have advanced during the last ten years. We also review the Midland HH54VP SAME Portable Emergency Alert Radio. Intro :00 Billboard 1:21 Discussion Topic 1:40 We discuss how two way radios have advanced during the last decade. We debate whether technology has really improved radio communications or just made it more complicated, and tell you how you can sort through the maze of features and functionality to find the radio that is the best fit for you. Commercial Break 29:59 buytwowayradios.com 1:00 Product Review 30:54 We review the Midland HH54VP SAME Portable Emergency Alert Radio. Get a $15 Mail-in Rebate from Midland when you purchase the HH54VP from Buy Two Way Radios! Offer expires April 30, 2016. Questions and Answers 38:12 Questions from readers of our Two Way Radio Blog and members of the Two Way Radio Forum. Wrap up and Close 49:40 Send in your comments and questions for Danny, Anthony and Rick to show[at]buytwowayradios.com. Feedback on this and other topics will be read by the hosts and included in future episodes of the show. Visit us at www.twowayradioshow.com! © 2016 Cricket Ventures, LLC. All rights reserved.

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