IntroductionWelcome to our website

Please have a look at our pages and if you need to know more or would like us to make a quotation, please either email or fax us and we will be more than happy to assist. The services listed on these pages are only a small example of the things that we can do. Very often we can custom design a scheme to suit your particular requirements. If you would like to have links from our pages, please drop us a line. It is our aim that these pages should be kept up to date and informative.

What do I Need?

Radio communications has changed so much these days that it makes it a hard choice for people to decide which system best suits them. We have tried to give a good cross view of most of the systems available, with the exception of GSM mobile phones which are already well dealt with by many major suppliers. We have included as this is a business communications system, and will be the way forward for radio communications. The deregulated PMR 446 will be useful for many people that just want to make occasional use of radio, but undoubtedly will in time, become congested, particularly in urban areas.

One of the questions we get asked when supplying a radio, is what the range will be. This is a very difficult question as it depends on a number of factors, such as the kind of system, direct or relayed (talk through) and the terrain that the radio will be used in. Some schemes are designed to give blanket coverage of a short distance, such as shopwatch schemes and factory systems, while others are wide area covering many miles. As in all cases, "radio is radio" and signals will not pass through mountains or heavy constructions, without a massive loss of signal.

Freeview infomation

Whether or not you have recently retuned your Freeview box as part of Digital Switchover, ALL Freeview users WILL need to retune their boxes again on 30-Sept-2009.
This is part of a nationwide change to the system. Channels affected include FIVE, ITV4 and BBC radio services. If you do not retune you will lose these stations.