UHF radios are handheld radios. They are a great 2 way radio that are used by police, children, and hikers. They can be used by anyone needing to communicate via 2 way radio in the outdoors or indoors.
Handheld UHF radios may be purchased at Two Way Direct. They are also available from Two Way Radio, Powerwerx, Rugged Radios and Uniden as well as PSI Company and Tech Wholesale.
A person can find information on how UHF radios by reading manuals that come with the radios or by contacting the companies that made them. Libraries will also have books that explain in more about the mechanics of UHF.
One can purchase a set of Motorola UHF radios at various retailers. One can purchase a set of Motorola UHF radios online at websites such as Two Way Direct and Buy Tow Way.
Handheld marine radios are designed to be used over long distances at sea and are usually more sturdy thatn other handheld radios. Www.westmarine.com/MarineElectronics has a large variety .
Most planes have VHF radios. Military planes have UHF radios, and some planes have satellite communications.
There are several online sites where one can find more information about Motorola handheld radios. Some of these sites are "Motorolasolutions" and "Factoryoutletstore".
UHF is an acronym for ultra-high frequency. Frequencies in the UHF band (300 to 3,000 MHz) are/were commonly used for television broadcasting and such two-way communication applications as cordless phones and walkie-talkie radios.
Some retail stores that sell handheld CD radios include Best Buy and Kmart. You can also purchase this item online from retailers such as Amazon and Overstock.
25 feet for handheld radios and 100 feet for vehicle radios.
Handheld two way radios are also called walkie-talkies. Try the websites "Discount Two-Way Radio", "Fast Radios", or even eBay. You could probably find something good on at least one of these websites.
UHF, S-band and Ku-band are all used by the shuttles.
No. The acronyms stand for different, non-overlapping frequency ranges. Since the #1 immutable requirement for radios to be able to talk to each other is that they be on the same frequency, and since HF, UHF, and VHF radios are by definition on different frequencies, that match would be harder to operate successfully than a mixed marriage.