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6 Way Multi Unit Chager MC-132 For ICOM IC-V82 IC-U82 IC-V8 IC-T3H IC-F30GT/GS IC-F40GT/GS IC-F31GT/GS IC-F41GT/GS IC-F11/S IC-F21/S IC-F12/S IC-F22/S   The MC-132 gang charger can charge up to six HT radios at one time. This configuration includes BC-132 AC power supply. This gang charger works with a variety o fICOM IC-V82 IC-U82 IC-V8 IC-T3H IC-F30GT/GS IC-F40GT/GS IC-F31GT/GS IC-F41GT/GS IC-F11/S IC-F21/S IC-F12/S IC-F22/S handheld units .The correct cup for theICOM IC-V82 IC-U82 IC-V8 IC-T3H IC-F30GT/GS IC-F40GT/GS IC-F31GT/GS IC-F41GT/GS IC-F11/S IC-F21/S IC-F12/S IC-F22/S is the AD-07. . There is five LED charge indicator for each of the five positions. Each LED changes to red when the battery charge is complete. The MC-132 6 gang charger has four holes in the rear panel allowing it to be hung from a wall. The BC-132 power supply in the above diagram is included, but the radios, cups and spacers shown are sold separately. The size of the MC-132 charger is: 11.8x7.75x3.6 inches (300x197x93 mm). Input :110V-240V ~1.6A (Max), 50-60Hz Output:12V==5A Charge up to 6 radios at once AD-07 For ICOM battery model: BP-209N BP-222N BP-210N BP-211N ,suitable for ICOM IC-V82 IC-U82 IC-V8 IC-T3H IC-F30GT/GS IC-F40GT/GS IC-F31GT/GS IC-F41GT/GS IC-F11/S IC-F21/S IC-F12/S IC-F22/S RADIOS CE,FCC,UL,CCC,GS,TUV,CB,JQA,INTERTEK Approved Power plug for different countries and regions

The VERO VR-100F professional two way radio is the newest radio of VERO,the VR-100F is a heavy duty 5 watt 400-470MHz UHF or VHF 6 watt 136-174MHz radio designed for daily use while being very practical and economical.The VR-100F offer 16 channels, it support 50 groups CTCSS and 105 groups DCS. The VERO VR-100F business two way radio is also loaded with features,The VR-100F offers added privacy with a voice scrambler,Voice Compandor enables crisper, clearer and stronger audio quality, allowing work groups to continue communicating even in noisy conditions.Whisper can be enabled in quiet environment and allows you to speak quietly into the radio and still be heard clearly.hands-free(VOX) operation is supported when used with optional accessories,press the Emergency Alert key to emit emergency alarm or send ENI or background noise to pre-defined person.The 25KHz /12.5Khz Switchable is support Different channel spacing optional to confirm with the regulations of different countries. The VERO VR-100F professional two way radio comes with a li-ion battery pack,a removable antenna ,a rapid charge and a belt clip.
Frequency Range   136-174 MHz 400-470 MHz	Voice Compandor   The voice compandor feature enables crisper, clearer and stronger audio quality, allowing work groups to continue communicating even in noisy conditions.
Voice Scrambler   This function provides communication security against eavesdropping	Whisper   Whisper can be enabled in quiet environment and allows you to speak quietly into the radio and still be heard clearly.

Professional /Business / Commercial Two Way Radio VR-100F Features

Frequency Range UHF :400-470 MHZ VHF:136-174 MHZ 7 W Output Power 16 Memory Channels Voice Prompts (Chinese/English) Voice scrambler Voice Compandor High/Low Power Switchable Channel steps (5K/6.25K/10K/12.5K/25K) Squelch Tail Elimination function. Whisper 25KHz/12.5KHz Switchable VOX Function CTCSS / CDCSS FM radio Emergency Alert Channel Scan Low Battery Alert Battery Saver Time-out Timer Monitor Channel Drop-In Charge Capable Audio Accessory Connector One Year Manufacturer Warranty

Included With Professional /Business / Commercial Two Way Radio VR-100F

VGC Professional Two Way Radio VR-100F 1PC Removable Antenna 1PC Lithium Rechargeable Battery Pack 1500mAh 1PC Rapid Drop-In Charger 1PC AC Charging Adapter 1PC Belt Clip Hand Strap User's Manual

Wireless is an umbrella term that covers all communications that employ electromagnetic waves. This includes radios, satellites, GPS, and a lot of others. But when most people say wireless, they are often referring to wireless networking or better known as Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth each have their own uses. Whereas wireless is used to connect a computer to a network, Bluetooth is generally used to connect to devices together in order to facilitate the transfer of information. It could be a phone sending a file to another or a laptop streaming music to a stereo Bluetooth headset.

There is a key difference between the when it comes to speed and range. As Bluetooth is meant for communicating between two devices only, its range doesn’t go beyond a few meters; except class A devices. The range was intentionally reduced to minimize security problems. With wireless, a greater range is better since it would allow for greater mobility to those that are connected to the router. Speed is also essential for wireless networking as it means faster transfer of files and more users that can be accommodated at once. Bluetooth does not really need that much bandwidth since the amount of data that is usually being transmitted is very low.

The most common use for Bluetooth nowadays is as cable replacement. A lot of devices now use Bluetooth to lessen the number of cables that are usually needed. Headsets, mice, GPS receivers, game console controllers, and a lot of other devices use Bluetooth as an alternative to having messy cables. Even syncing between a PC and a phone can be done via Bluetooth. Because of this, the number of devices that have Bluetooth far outnumber those that have wireless LAN. Almost all phones and laptops that have wireless capabilities also have Bluetooth in them. This widespread implementation can also be attributed to the very low cost of Bluetooth devices. Unlike wireless LAN which is often looked at as a high end addition to phones, Bluetooth is often treated as standard.

Summary:

1. Wireless LAN is generally used for PC-PC communications while Bluetooth is commonly used for connecting accessories
2. Wireless LAN is meant for longer distances while Bluetooth is intended for short distance use only
3. Wireless LAN is much faster compared to Bluetooth
4. Bluetooth is more widespread compared to wireless LAN
5. Bluetooth is cheaper to implement than wireless LAN
 

You can get radios that use either UHF (Ultra High Frequency) or VHF (Very High Frequency). The fundamental difference is in the range of frequencies that they use. VHF radios have been around for much longer and are quite cheaper compared to UHF. Because of that, there are a lot of VHF radios in existence compared to UHF. Couple this to the fact that VHF has a much narrower spectrum and fewer channels, it leads to congestion and greater chance of having interference from other radios in the area.

The higher frequency of a UHF radio directly translates to a much shorter antenna, allowing manufacturers to produce much more compact models. This is desirable as smaller models are more portable and a lot less clumsy to manipulate. Though both types of radios can reach great distances, VHF radios suffer from signal degradation due to barriers in the landscape. These barriers can range widely from mountains, hills, trees, and even buildings. This reduces the range of VHF radios greatly, especially in urban locations. UHF waves can penetrate these barriers much better and are affected less. UHF radios often tend to consume their batteries a lot faster compared to VHF due to the higher frequency being used. This might be bad for people who are away from a charging station for extended periods of time.

Both radios are good but there are certain situations that you might find one to be better than the other. In rural areas where there are very few buildings and even fewer tall ones, you can settle for the cheaper VHF radio. The fewer number of people in the area also lessens the chance of interference since there are fewer competing users. UHF radios are the best option when you intend to use it inside city limits where you are surrounded by a lot of tall buildings and your signals are expected to pass through multiple walls. The wider frequency spectrum of UHF also lessens the chance of interference from other users, which is very likely because of the great number of people in a relatively small area.

Summary:
1.UHF radios have a wider range of usable frequencies compared to VHF
2.VHF radio equipment is cheaper compared to UHF
3.VHF radios need a larger antenna compared to UHF radios
4.UHF is better at penetrating barriers compared to VHF
5.UHF radios drain the battery faster than VHF radios
 

Ham has been the general term used to refer to amateur radio and its users. This is restricted to people who actually have a good grip on the subject of radio operations. In order to differentiate between those who are capable and not, the government issues a license and a call sign to those who are able to pass the examination that they give. In contrast, CB or citizens band radio is open to the use of the general public as a quick and easy means of communication. CB is loosely regulated by the government and you would not need to apply for a license unless you want to operate a station.

When it comes to the hardware, there are a lot of major differences. CB equipment is limited by law to transmit at 5 watts, while Ham radio equipment can legally transmit at power levels of up to 1.5kW. As we all know with radio, power levels translate directly to range and Ham has the ability for worldwide transmission while CB can only transmit for a couple of miles. Ham radio operators also have a much wider choice of frequency bands while CB radio is limited to the 27 MHz band. The restriction in frequency also reduces the applications that CB can be used to mostly voice transmission. On the other hand, you can use Ham for just about anything, including TV, microwaves, satellite communication, and even high speed data access.

Ham radio operators are also allowed to build and repair their own equipment as they have the proper knowledge on how the system works. CB radio users are not allowed to do the same as the stricter limits and the lack of knowledge of the general public can often lead to the equipment to go beyond what is allowed and break the law.

Summary:
1. Ham radio is meant for amateur radio communications while CB radio is meant for general public use
2. You would need to pass a licensing exam for Ham radio but not for CB
3. Ham radio can transmit at much greater power levels compared to CB
4. You can use a lot more frequency bands with Ham radio while you are limited to using the 27mhz band with CB
5. You can use Ham radio for a lot of purposes while you can have limited use of CB
6. Ham radio users are allowed to build and repair their own equipment while CB radio users are not allowed to do so

The BC-132 power supply in the above diagram is included, but the radios, cups and spacers shown are sold separately. The size of the MC-132 charger is: 11.8x7.75x3.6 inches (300x197x93 mm).

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The mic must actually just touch your lips and then it will only pick up your voice and none of the external noise.
 
This combination allows you to communicate in very loud environments such as factory floors, crowded stadiums and even in the pits of a NASCAR track.

This headset is ideal for use in noisy situations common at a fire or construction scene. Includes a Noise-Cancelling Boom Microphone and can be worn with or without a hardhat or helmet. The Push-to-Talk switch is located on the earcup. Noise reduction = 24dB.

There are Heavy Duty Headset Noise Canceling available.VERO  offers headsets that are simple, easy to use, durable and that provide long lasting value. Noise reduction microphones and noise canceling microphones are  included in many of the headsets we offer. Corrosion resistant headsets are also available.

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