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MOTOROLA MOTOTRBO
- Motorola’s latest professional digital two-way radio
- Compact, versatile and easy to use
- Extended Battery life
- PTT-ID
- 256 Channels
- Menu keys
Optional Accessories for your MOTOTRBO Two-Way Radio
- Speaker microphones
- Light headsets
- Noise Cancelling headsets
- Ear pieces
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MOTOROLA Zeon
- Motorola’s latest professional digital two-way radio
- Compact, versatile and easy to use
- Extended Battery life
- Network / area wide connectivity
Zeon Coverage Maps NSW QLD VIC
Optional Accessories for your Zeon Two-Way Radio
- Speaker microphones
- Light headsets
- Noise Cancelling headsets
- Ear pieces
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MOTOROLA GP338LS
13.7cm X 5.7cm X 3.7cm – 420gm
- Conventional (radio to radio) and Logic
- Trunked Radio (LTR) compatible
- Conventional talkgroup mode
- PTT-ID (encode/decode)
- Audio enhancement
- Six programmable buttons
- Alphanumeric 14 character display
- Home channel revert
- Can match most user frequencies/channels
- 12.5/25 kHz switchable channel spacing
- Battery gauge
Optional Accessories
- Speaker microphones
- Light headsets
- Double headsets
- Ear pieces
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MOTOROLA GP328
13.7cm X 5.7cm X 3.7cm – 420gm
- Conventional only (local area communications)
- 4 channel and 16 channel
- Audio enhancement
- Can match most user frequencies/channels
- 12.5/25 kHz switchable channel spacing
Optional Accessories
- Speaker microphones
- Light headsets
- Double headsets
- Ear pieces
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MOTOROLA GP338 PLUS
10.1cm X 5.5cm X 3.5cm - 285gm
- Motorola’s smallest professional radio
- Compact, versatile and easy to use
- Battery strength indicator
- PTT-ID
- 128 Channels
- Menu keys
Optional Accessories
- Speaker microphones
- Light headsets
- Double headsets
- Ear pieces
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REMOTE SPEAKER MICROPHONE
- Boasts clear crisp audio
- Both transmits and receives
- Very robust
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LIGHT WEIGHT HEADSET W/BOOM MIC
- Excellent all around lightweight headset. The single ear pad provides a high level of comfort for extended periods of wear
- In-Line PTT (Push To Talk) with boom mic.
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EAR PIECE W/PTT
- One piece sleek design
- Surveillance style
- Total hands-free flexibility
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NOISE CANCELLING HEADSET W/BOOM MIC
- Excellent for use in crowded / noisy environments
- Great receive audio
- Noise cancelling microphone
- In-line PTT
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SINGLE UNIT CHARGER
- 45 –75 minutes to charge (approx)
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LEATHER CARRY CASE
- Enhanced features to increase mobility
- Enables hands-free operation
- Soft leather carry case
- Side zipper improves handling
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REPEATERS
- Extend the range of a fixed/handset unit to increase mobility
- Enables area wide capability
- Professional solution
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6 UNIT MULTI CHARGER
- charges radios with batteries or batteries only
- Lights indicate charging stage
- Available for all models
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SATELLITE PHONE
- Iridium 9555
- Is ideal for industrial or rugged conditions
- Provides up to 2 hours of talk time with standard battery while also providing up to 24 hours of standby time with standard battery.
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MEGAPHONE
- Handheld battery powered megaphone for public address and crowd control. Built-in siren.
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GARMIN ETREX SUMMIT HIKING COMPANION
Handheld GPS receiver. Internal patch antenna PhaseTrac 12 GPS receiver. Stores 500 waypoints with name and graphic symbol, 20 reversible routes with up to 50 waypoints. Built-in fluxgate compass, built-in barometric altimeter, elevation computer records elevation and pressure data and ascent/descent rates with graphic terrain profile display. More than 100 map datums including WGS84 and GDA. Rugged water resistant chassis. PC interface. Backlit high contrast LCD, uses 2 x AA batteries. Lightweight ergonomic design, 150 grams with batteries. |
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EPIRB
The GME MT400 406 MHZ EPIRB is a new generation digital EPIRB and includes: world wide coverage, position location accuracy to within 5 kms more stable transmitted signal resulting in faster response time. Most importantly, the addition of a unique digitally coded message provides Search and Rescue authorities with vital information including the country of beacon registration and identification of the vessel in distress, thus greatly reducing the incidence of false alerts and unnecessary deployment of valuable rescue resources.
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