Wednesday, March 18, 2015

New To Talktwoway.com, The New Vertex VX261 Two Way Radios!

Vertex has recently announced the all new VX261 Radios.  These radios are the replacements for the older VX231 models. There have been some minor upgrades to these new units, first off the belt clip for the radios is now located on the back of the battery instead of the radio. This makes it easier for users to change out the clips when needed, no more hassling with screw down belt clips. All the clips are a slide on style similar to Motorola. The other advantage of the new VX261 radios is the 700mW audio, the older VX231 models had 500mW audio. What does this mean to you? It equates to a louder, volume radio. For more details contact us.

Wednesday, October 29, 2014

New To The Portfolio- Motorola SL300 Radios

Motorola has recently introduced a brand new line of digital two way radios. The SL300 Models are designed for admin and executives that require a more slim line radio. They are only 4.95 inches high and have a newly designed scratch resistant LCD screen. The SL300 models also have your option of color antenna bands, this makes it easy for users to keep up with their own radio if they have several in the fleet. The color bands make them easy to identify, unless you are color blind. Stay tuned for more feed back on this new model from Talktwoway.com

Friday, August 29, 2014

Motorola CP200 Cancellation Effectitve Soon!


The Motorola CP200 analog, which is one of the best selling models in Motorola history is soon on its way out. Motorola announced this week that the analog models will be discontinued this fall November 2014. What does this mean for users that have this model? Full support will still be available for up to 5 years. In the meantime there are some analog models  which have the ability to be upgraded to digital now available. These new models will work will all the older CP200 accessories but are able to be flash upgraded to digital in the future. Contact us for details and replacement options.

Monday, July 21, 2014

Vertex Everge Radios Now with Intrinsically Safe Option

Hey there fans,

The Vertex Everge Series radios are now available with an Intrinsically safe option, and you heard this breaking news from Talktwoway.com Intrinsically Safe protects the radio from electrical discharge in hazardous areas. It is most popular with Chemical, Mining and Fire Departments. This new option makes Everge a perfect option for users that need a cost effective digital radio with FM approval.


Contact Talktwoway.com today for the best pricing and options on the all new Vertex EVX with Intrinsically Safe Options!

Thursday, May 22, 2014

Minitor VI Pager Firmware Update Now Available Version R.01.03



 Here is an update to our previous post about the Minitor VI pager and firmware to address any receive issues you might have. You need to upgrade to version R.01.03 on the Motorola business website. Once this is updated the instructions are below to update the hardware. We hope this info helps and don't hesitate to call 866-605-8255 for more info..



After extracting and installing the Upgrade Kit
1. Connect the programmer to the computer
2. While the pager is not in the programming cradle power off the pager
3. Turn the function switch to position H

4. Power on the pager while pressing and holding the reset button.  Release the reset button after the pager bonks and the battery indicator LED turns red. This indicates the pager is in programming mode,

5. Place the pager in the programmer
6. Launch the Upgrade Kit
7. Click the upgrade icon or click File>Upgrade or press F7 on the keyboard
8. Choose to preserve or not preserve codeplug data.

Monday, May 19, 2014

Minitor VI Pager Recall Rumers**NOT TRUE**

Hey Fans,

We have received a lot of questions lately regarding Minitor VI Pagers and a possible recall from Motorola. We wanted to address them to let everyone know that this is not accurate information. The Minitor VI pagers are not being recalled. There is a minor receive issue on some of the models, we have confirmed this information with Motorola direct as of 5/19.

The receive issue is being addressed with a new firmware update which will be out soon. The update is going to correct any receive issues on the new pagers, so not to worry. There is no recall that we are aware of and you can rest easy when purchasing from Wireless Communications

We will touch base as soon as we find out what the new version of this firmware will be. Thanks for reading!

Friday, May 9, 2014

Motorola Two Way Radios, A Solution For The Zombie Apocalypse

Hey There Fans,

In recent times we have had a lot of request from users looking for disaster radios. With everything recently from weather related emergencies to power outages it seems necessary to have a plan along with some basic communications should the need arrive.

We never really know what is out there and what to be prepared for so here at Talktwoway.com we say it is always best to be prepared rather than not.

Recently some of you may have read about the outbreak of zombie sightings around us. You never know what may be lurking around the corner waiting to get you, so we thought we might explain how two way radios might benefit you in the event of a zombie apocalypse.

First of all, if you do ever run across a mob of zombies your best and easiest precaution  is to be silent with your communications. Silence is going to be your best defense against a zombie attack. How do you remain silent? By using a earpice with built in push to talk switch    

A earpiece will not only make it easier to hear transmissions over the loud zombie moans, but it will also hopefully keep them from hearing you should another user call you on the radio.

Radios will keep you in the loop with your buddies. With communications you can alert each other should you see the need to run and hide from a flesh eating zombie. One radio in particular that we suggest is the VL50 model. The reason why we suggest this model is that it can be used with AAA batteries. After all, if it is in fact an apocalypse then who has time to try and charge a battery?

We hope these suggestions help and hopefully you will never need to use them. Contact us at 866-605-8255 for more zombie communication tips.