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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What are the best two-way radios?

  Motorola’s Talkabout walkie talkies are one of the most used FRS/GMRS two-way radios worldwide. Motorola two-way radios are priced reasonably and provide instant, clear communication in many different settings. Some popular features that Motorola radios are known for are weather alerts, privacy codes, VOX hands-free use, and much more!

• When did Servis-Rhino become Rhino?

  Effective July 1, 1981 Austin Products, Inc. became Rhino Products, Inc. On June 26, 1986 Alamo Group Inc., based in Seguin, Texas, purchased all the assets of Rhino Products, Inc., including name and trademarks. Rhino Products, Inc. had the charter amended to change the name to Servis-Rhino, Inc. on January, 30, 1987.

• What are Kutta radios?

  Earth Kutta DRUM® radios use cables, wires, tracks, and pipes to create survivable, communication paths underground that extend for miles. Air Kutta has created a multitude of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) products that solve many of the issues facing our warfighters today.

• Who is RayRay’s radios?

  Ray’s Radios (Industrial Communications Sales, Inc.) is the leading Motorola Solutions Channel Partner in Modesto, California. We are family owned and have been serving Modesta and Northern California for over 80 years.

• What are Loea radios used for?

  The Loea radios enabled us to make a standard Windows network, which simplified the approach to building the application and transferring data from the DCUs to the central database. Each AP consists of a Loea high-speed wireless radio, an 802.11g local network, and a health monitoring system to ensure that the AP is working properly.