UHF and VHF radios for professional communication


Yaesu FTA-850L aviation VHF radio, GPS, Bluetooth, 400 memories, IPX5


PNI Alinco DR-MD-520E VHF/UHF radio, GPS, analogue/digital


Alinco DR-638HE VHF/UHF dual-band radio, 144-146/430-440 MHz


Yaesu FTA450L Portable VHF Radio Station for Aviation 118,000–136,975 MHz, 2200 mAh


Portable UHF radio station PNI AP25, DMR, 500CH, 2450mAh, analog and digital mode, IP67


Icom IC-A16EBT aviation VHF radio, Bluetooth, 2400 mAh, IP67


ICom IC-A16E VHF Portable Radio Station for Aviation 118,000–136,992 MHz, 2400 mAh, IP67


PNI Alinco DR-B185HE VHF radio station 85/5 W, 500 channels


PNI Alinco DR-138HE VHF radio 144–146 MHz, 200 channels, DTMF, 12 V


PNI Alinco DR-438-HE UHF radio, 400–470 MHz, 200 channels, DTMF


VHF radio station PNI Alinco DR-CS-10, 136-174MHz, 200 channels, DTMF, 13.8V


Dynascan M-6D-V VHF radio, 136-174 MHz, 70 W, CTCSS/DCS


Dynascan AB-650 aviation VHF handheld radio, 6 W


PNI Alinco DJ-A-41-E UHF radio, 400–470 MHz, 128 channels, 1500 mAh


PNI Alinco DJ-A-11-E VHF radio, 136–174 MHz, VOX, Squelch, IP54


PNI Alinco DJ-500-E VHF/UHF radio, 200 channels, 1/2.5/5 W output


PNI Alinco DJ-500-E VHF/UHF radio 200CH with Sticky Pad Blue gift


CRT Micron UV VHF/UHF dual-band radio, 25/20 W, 200 channels


PNI Alinco DJ-VX-50-HE VHF/UHF radio, dual-band, IP67, FM radio


Portable VHF radio station PNI Dynascan V-600, 136-174 MHz, IP67, Scan, Scrambler, VOX


Portable UHF radio station PNI Kombix RL-120U, 440–470 MHz, waterproof IP67


PNI PX585 portable UHF radio with IP67 protection


VHF / UHF radio station PNI Anytone AT-779UV dual band 144-146MHz / 430-440Mhz


Dynascan D11V DMR VHF portable radio station, 136-174 MHz, 32 channels
UHF and VHF radios provide voice communication in professional, amateur-radio, aviation and other specialised networks. The range includes handheld and vehicle-mounted units for single or combined bands, with analogue operation and digital DMR depending on the model. Available frequency ranges include 136–174MHz, 400–470MHz, the 144–146 and 430–440MHz amateur allocations, and the 118–136.975MHz aviation band. Models differ in output power, channel capacity, programming, CTCSS/DCS, DTMF, VOX, scanning, GPS, Bluetooth, weather protection and battery capacity. The exact frequency band, operating mode and user authorisation must be checked first. Then compare analogue or DMR compatibility, power, handheld or mobile format, supply voltage, antenna connector and required protection rating. Transmitting is not licence-free on most frequencies covered by these products. Use a radio only on authorised or assigned frequencies, with the required licence and correct programming; an incorrect configuration can interfere with safety and professional services.
Completing a radio system? The correct UHF/VHF antenna must match the band, connector and mounting method. The parent category groups both radios and antennas.
























































































