Walkie Talkie Radios Range and Frequency
                     Walkie Talkie Radios, 
Range & Frequency
ABOUT US
Use long distance Walkie talkie to ensure better security and 
portability. We Amherst Walkie talkie center offers a wide 
range of Walkie talkies for different needs. Normal walkie-
talkies just transmit directly from one radio to another. The 
likely range that can be expected from walkie-talkies can vary 
from a few hundred metres to a couple of miles or more.
Walkie Talkie Radios & Range
The range is drastically reduced when walkie-talkies are used within buildings, 
01 or in a town or city with densely-packed streets of big houses, office blocks 
and other buildings.
02 A radio that might have a range of 2 or 3 miles in open, fairly flat countryside 
may only work over 500m in city streets.
03 All brands of walkie-talkie have basically the same power output, and 
therefore approximately the same range. You won't find that one brand of 
radio has a range twice as good than another, because they are all subject to 
the same 
basic laws of physics.
Mobile Data Network Walkie-
01 Talkies - Potentially Unlimited 
Range
We now sell and hire a totally new type of "radio" 
that contains a SIM card like a mobile phone, and 
that transmits its signal via the mobile phone data 
networks. These radios get around the point-to-
point range limitation of conventional walkie-talkies, 
and can transmit over any distance at all, provided 
that both ends are positioned somewhere that has a 
mobile phone signal. They are best suited for events 
in towns and cities where there is good mobile 
network coverage, and where "normal" walkie-
talkies range is badly affected by lots of big 
buildings between one radio and another.
VHF and UHF Radios Compared - Which Is Best?
 VHF (136 - 174MHz) signals generally work best outdoors, giving a 
somewhat longer range for the same power output than UHF (400 - 
470MHz).
 However, VHF signals really do not work well when there are 
obstructions like buildings around.
 For most users who want their radios to be "good all-rounders", UHF 
is the best choice.
 But if you plan to use your radios only in open countryside (or at sea - 
maritime radio is VHF) then VHF is better for absolute range.
CONTACT US
70 Kingsgate Road, London
NW6 4TE,UK
Phone: 020 7328 9792
[email protected]
www.walkie-talkie-radio.co.uk
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