Cellphone operators compatibility All our network radios work with GSM operators. In the USA, they will only work with AT&T (3G and 4G) and T-Mobile (3G). Note that AT&T will buy any contract you may have with other operators, so you can easily change carrier. The radios will also work accessing any WiFi hotspot.
A note to my customers The other day I was looking online if there was any technique to relieve from the stress when something goes wrong with a client. Like a package that is delayed or a a supplier who made a mistake and sent it to the wrong address. I wanted to be able to go to bed at night and be able to sleep without thinking about Jason who is waiting for his 3 radios and did not receive them yet or Tomas who got a defective T298s. I just wanted to leave “their” problems aside and enjoy my free time without thinking of “their” issues. Afterall, everything can be solved. You write an email apologizing, try to arrange a new shipment, replace a unit here and there, issue a small refund and everything goes well.
But then I realized that I should not go that route. It is very danger if I become an “industrial” business man. It’s this constant empathy with the clients that defines me as a professional and as a business owner. It’s my passion for this job that turns itself into a hobby. If I don’t feel the pain that my clients feel when something goes wrong, then my business will never be successful.
This resolution shows me that being empathic with the clients, delivering all my genuine passion into all my business tasks will eventually make everyone feel a little bit of that love when they interact with my business.
For that, I thank you all and will always be grateful for the trust!
If you find joy with the radios you purchased with me, then you just made my day!
Duarte, CT1EIZ
RT4 I have been seeing this Radio a few times now and I am not sure if I may have over looked. But is this one that is UHF or VHF ? Maybe is it both together?
This one has no VHF or UHF. The RFinder M1 and K1 do!