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Q: How do Two Way Radios Work?
A: A two way radio can transmit and at the same time can receive a radio signal.It uses to different radio frequencies to carry the two directions of the conversat... Read More »

Q: What is the best way to clean a vintage Cathedral radio?
A: The best way to clean a vintage Cathedral radio is to wipe off all the dust, then using a sheet of Clorox disinfectant then wipe the Cathedral radio carefully. Read More »

Q: How to Program a Two-Way Radio.
A: 1. Charge the radio's battery before programming it. Place the battery in the charger and plug your charger into a functioning wall outlet. You will see a flash... Read More »

Q: How to Clone a Two-Way Radio.
A: 1. Purchase a cloning cord for the specific make and model of the two-way radios you are cloning. 2. Connect your programmed radio to the two-way radio that has... Read More »

Q: Who invented the two way radio?
A: Dr. Mahlom Loomis invented the first radio. He was a dentist in Washington D.C. In 1865 he sent 18 kites miles away from each other on the West Vriginia mountai... Read More »