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Receive Alert signals from the MURS Alert Transmitter

October 16, 2009 · Leave a Comment

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MURS stands for Multi-Use Radio Service. The MURS frequencies are permitted to transmit at a higher wattage than Family Radio Service devices, which gives them ten times(or more) the possible range of FRS devices.

MURS gives you tranmission distances of several miles and is highly recommended for applications where there are a lot of obstructions such as trees, buildings, etc…

The M538-HT is a hand held MURS transceiver that will receive alert signals from the MURS Alertâ„¢ transmitter and also can be used for two way voice communications between other MURS transceivers. The HT has 5 channels and 38 sub channels to help you communicate with other users. The M538-HT is powered by a 6 rechargeable AA batteries (included) that will last for about 40 hours on a charge. The HT is capable of communicating over distances of several miles*. The FCC also allows you to use MURS without a license. Although other radio services require a license, MURS is license free. When an alert signal is received from the MURS Alertâ„¢ transmitter the HT will sound off with the voice of the alert signal and will also display an alert icon as a visual display that an alert signal has been received. This has many different applications for small businesses, farms, security guards, outdoorsmen. Anyone who needs to have real time monitoring and two way voice communications will benefit from MURS.

*Actual range will vary depending on the local terrain.

  • Uses MURS, long range, frequencies LLET
  • Communicate from transmitter to tranceiver over several miles without a license
  • Offers two-way communication between base stations and/or hand-held transceivers
  • Price: $99.99
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