Select NX Models End User Rebate 04/01/2024 – 09/30/2024 This offer runs from 04/01/2024 until 09/30/2024. Mail all required documentation to the address listed on the mail-in form or upload required documentation directly to this website. Submissions must be postmarked or uploaded by 11/14/2024 and within 30 days of purchase. Limit (250) rebate(s) per person. Reproduction, purchase, sale or trade of proof-of-purchase or cash register receipt is prohibited. Fraudulent submissions could result in federal prosecution under the mail fraud statute (Title 18, United States Code, Sections 1341 and 1 ..read more

Analog radios are one of the few things that still work (relatively) the same as they did 100 years ago. Since the days of Morse code, analog radios have continued to be widely used. Why? Because they work, and they work well. Still, technology is constantly changing and improving. Digital radio systems are expanding the abilities of two-way radios and paving a new path that may drastically change the future of two-way radios. Before delving into the analog vs digital radio discussion, let’s first understand the basics of both. What is an Analog Radio? Analog radios have been used to communica ..read more

Whether you are looking to purchase or rent two-way radios for your business or personal use, it is important to know the basics. Whether you are experienced with two-way radios or a beginner, you likely have some questions you want answered. Some of these questions include: 1. Should I Use VHF or UHF? When deciding on VHF or UHF, it depends on several factors. If you are indoors or somewhere with a lot of obstructions, use UHF. These would be places like school buildings, hotels, hospitals, construction sites, retail, warehouses, or a college campus. These areas have lots of buildings, w ..read more

When you pick up your radio, you want as little disruption to the signal as possible. In order to receive or transmit crystal clear messages from your two-way radio, you will need either a very high frequency (VHF) or ultra-high frequency (UHF) signal. Different businesses need different frequency ranges depending on the size and location of their operation. There’s not much difference between UHF vs VHF, they both come with distinct pros and cons, and knowing the differences in UHF vs VHF can help you decide which one is best for your needs. Defining UHF and VHF Very High Frequency (VHF) –&nb ..read more

Remember the game of “telephone” where you whisper one message to the person next to you and they do the same and so on until the last person receives the message? This is similar to how a radio repeater works. The only difference is that the message is crystal clear and always accurate, unlike the classic game of telephone and mixed-up messages. Radio repeaters work to extend the range of your radios. Now, instead of losing a signal over a long distance, you use a repeater to extend the signal and reach your team no matter where they are. What is a Radio Repeater? A repeater is a combination ..read more

The use of two-way radios at crowded special events like concerts is important in ensuring that your team can communicate. Instead of worrying about digital radio purchases, think about renting event radios. They’re cheaper, hassle-free, and renting with VEI means 24-hour technical support. 3 Benefits of Renting a Radio for a Concert Buying radios you don’t like and finding a place to store them after every event can be a stressful chore. Here are 3 benefits of radio rental instead of buying them. 1. Ability to Test the Product – Radio rental services allows you to use the equipment without c ..read more

Analog radios are one of the few things that still work (relatively) the same as they did 100 years ago. Since the days of morse code, analog radios continue to be widely used. Why? Because they work. And they work well. Still, technology is constantly changing and improving. Digital radio systems are expanding the abilities of two-way radios and paving a new path that may drastically change the future of two-way radios. Before delving into the analog vs digital radio discussion, let’s first understand the basics of both. What is an Analog Radio? Analog radios have been used to communicate si ..read more

Whether you’re a first-time user wanting something simple, or an experienced walkie talkie veteran, this guide will help you pick out the best walkie talkie for your needs. We ranked five of our favorite walkie talkie models based on features, capabilities, and overall functionality. 1. KENWOOD NX-5200 / NX-5300 / NX-5400 Brand: Kenwood Optional Features/Upgrades: Available with or without numeric keypad Optional encryption module upgrade Key Features: Built-in Bluetooth GPS SD card slot Encryption equipped Kenwood’s NX-5000 series is a great option for those who have not made the switch ..read more

Whether you are looking to purchase or rent two-way radios for your business or personal use, it is important to know the basics. Whether you are experienced with two-way radios or a beginner, you likely have some questions you want answered. Some of these questions include: Should I Use VHF or UHF? It depends. If you are indoors or somewhere with a lot of obstructions, use UHF. These would be places like school buildings, hotels, hospitals, construction sites, retail, warehouses, or a college campus. These areas have lots of buildings, walls, and other obstructions where UHF is better equi ..read more

In 1989, hurricane Hugo pummeled the East coast with 135 mph winds and a 5-to-10 foot tidal surge. The storm cut through the center of South Carolina and devastated the state causing $7 billion in damage, 27 deaths, and leaving 60,000 people homeless. In the midst of the most severe storm in South Carolina history, communication problems only made things worse. Communication centers were destroyed, state offices were flooded, and 1989′s radios didn’t allow state troopers to talk to state agents or provide clear communication between state and local police. The chaos from lack of communication ..read more