Six Pack Of Motorola Radios

[Luvnlife]

Looking to get a six pack to use on the jobsite. Damn they have a lot of different ones. Anyone have any insight on them. Thanks in advance.

 

[PRIMO]

Bear Communications.....

 

[adam909]

We use radios every day for crane picks and for workers working at diffenerent elevations. I order up kenwood pro talk radios. Pretty much a industry standard out in the construction world.

Kenwood ProTalk TK-3400U4P

Kenwood ProTalk TK3400UP 2 Watt 4 Channel UHF Two Way Radio

www.twowayradiocenter.com

 

[Luvnlife]

Bear Communications.....

Now I’m even more confused

 

[Luvnlife]

We use radios every day for crane picks and for workers working at diffenerent elevations. I order up kenwood pro talk radios. Pretty much a industry standard out in the construction world.

I’ll check it out

 

[DaveH]

dont buy the ones that come from Israel. sorry couldnt resist.

 

[Luvnlife]

We use Motorola radios on our jobsite, and they’ve been solid for us. I got a six-pack set a while back, and they’ve been really reliable with good range, even in areas with lots of walls and metal around. We’re usually spread out across different sections, and being able to communicate clearly has made things run a lot smoother. If you’re looking for a set, I’d check out some options at https://www.radiowarehouse.com.au/collections/motorola. They’ve got a good selection, and I found something that worked perfectly for us without overcomplicating it.

Talked to some of the other trades and they recommended renting. United has them, get twice the bats as radios, when they get wonky tell them to bring new ones.

 

[Big B Hova]

I would take them apart and make sure there's no explosive personally

 

[oldman]

Motorola.

Kenwoods are probably Motorola.

renting sounds like a great option.