Motorola have recently launched the Motorola DP3661e Digital Two Way Radio. The DP3661e is a display and limited keypad version of the popular DP3441e. The display and keypad allows users to send and receive text messages, view a battery life...
When you’re thinking about buying two-way radios for your organisation, it helps to understand how different industries are already using radios. Radio-Shop UK have a wide range of two-way radios to suit a variety of needs. To find out how other industries might...
Radio-Shop UK are proud to be supporting St Gemma's Hospice by providing Hytera PD405 digital two way radios and accessories to assist in ensuring the Leeds Bubble Rush 2017 (5km fun run) runs smoothly. The event is being held at Harewood...
Radio-Shop have recently reduced the price of our Motorola TLKR license free radio range. Keeping in touch whilst taking part in outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling or camping is vital for safety. Mobile phone service doesn't always work in...
Motorola DP4400e This months handheld two way radio promotion is the Motorola DP4400e Digital Licensed Two Way Radio We currently have the Motorola DP4400e on promotion at £299.99, was £429.00, saving you £129.00 per radio! The Motorola DP4400e two way radio is...
In 2016 a team of 20 riders took on the challenge of cycling 540 miles from Glasgow to Kent. The aim of the ride was to raise as much sponsorship and awareness possible for the Benenden Charitable Trust and SAMH (Scottish...
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This months special offer is our Hytera PD705LT Licensed Digital Two Way Radio, on sale for just £215.99 SAVING YOU £50.00 - RRP £272.00! Here are just a few features of the Hytera PD705LT Licensed Digital Two Way Radio: Can be dropped in...
Simple UK Light: This licence authorises the use of hand-portable or mobile radio equipment anywhere within the UK. Base station use is not permitted. Licensees have access to fifteen frequencies spread across four Business Radio frequency bands and must self-coordinate...
