I"ve had Johnson UHF FM business radios since 1980. UHF is the highest frequency, above 450- very clear and great distance. Built my own 70 foot tripod tower. Can talk home from a pickup 40 miles. Talked pickup to tractor over 20 miles. Radios have an external speaker jack for noisy installations. Also have one Maxon handheld. Now you can get good used business radios for about $100 per unit at auctions. Have a radio with extension speaker in the skidloader....gets more houras now than any tractor. Our radios have Call Guard- they talk only to others in our system. No interference from others. I wouldn"t try a phone in a tractor- with 2-way, I just key the mike and talk. Johnson and Motorola are the two most popular 2-way brands, with over 90% of the market back in the 80s.
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