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Over recent weeks and months, we at RadioTrader have been growing increasingly concerned by the quality of service and experience offered by our online competitors. We have had to report incidents of bad practice to most of the major manufacturers and to the government agencies which govern our industry.

Vesselwatch is an intelligent two way radio and alarm integration software solution, designed specifically for the luxury marine market. It will expand the capabilities of your two-way radio system through a world of easy-to-manage applications.

The METSTRADE Show is the world’s largest trade exhibition of marine equipment, materials and systems.

This article helps you understand the difference between analaogue and digitial two way radios and what is the right solution for your needs.

In areas where electrical sparks or heat from a two way radio could ignite an explosion,  ATEX approved equipment is the key to a safe worker environment.

PTT Over Cellular (PoC) is a cellular based two way radio that communicates using the existing 3G / 4G LTE network.

Many Airsoft skirmishers are confused about the best radio for their events. We recommend a whole new concept in Airsoft radio communication.

Here we will take a look at the most popular solutions available on the market today and the most frequently asked questions in the agricultural industry.

Explaining the difference between active and passive noise cancellation to improve the quality of two way radio communication.

RadioTrader is pleased to support the Motor Sports Association (MSA) as a registered supplier of two way... Read More

A long-standing customer outlines the usefulness of their marine radio equipment on their 171 foot luxury yacht, plus our two way radio recommendations for you.

Is your hotel upgrading an existing analogue two way radio system? Digital hand portable radios have a number of benefits for businesses in the hospitality sector.

Communication via in-store two way radio is key to converting browsers to retail customers.

Do your ship’s on-board radios meet the stringent new standards required by Safety of Life at Sea (SOLaS) regulations?