Motorola Two Way Radio Dealer Detroit Michigan ComSource, Inc.

MOTOTRBO XPR 6550

MOTOTRBO's XPR 6550 digital portable two-way radio with GPS is ideal for professional organizations that need customizable, business-critical communication solution using licensed spectrum.

This versatile portable provides twice the calling capacity, clearer voice communications.

Motorola XPR 6550

Motorola CP200XLS

Keep you and your team working efficiently on both conventional and LTR trunking systems. The expanded features of the CP200•XLS portable two-way radio make it a perfect fit for local delivery services and manufacturing organizations.

Featuring both conventional and LTR® trunking capability.

Motorola CP200XLS

Motorola PR1500

The Motorola PR1500 radio combines ruggedness and reliability with advanced features and a sturdy design. Designed for easy migration to Project 25 standards, this radio is able to communicate across agencies and jurisdictions at mission-critical times. Enhanced sound clarity and dynamics nest in an ergonomic design.

Motorola PR1500

Our Digital Network

The next-generation professional two-way radio has arrived with the MOTOTRBO™ Professional Digital Two-Way Radio System, which boasts better performance, productivity and value. Thanks to digital technology, MOTOTRBO delivers double the capacity, improved audio clarity, 40% longer battery life and integrated data applications.

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The Greater Detroit Coverage Area

The ComSource digital wide area network features:

- As Low As $20 . Unit / Month
- One-To-Many Communications
- Unlimited Group Calls
- Radio Equipment Included
- Guaranteed Rated for 36 Months
- GPS and Data Options Available

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FCC Licensing

ComSource, Inc. works closely with a licensed frequency coordinator on current FCC licensing requirements. We can assist you with new applications, renewals, relocations, and modifications as well as help you prepare for the future. We feel it is important to make you aware of an FCC Licensing change that could effect your business communications, and that is the requirement to move to narrowband 12.5kHz.

Find out more about our FCC licensing services.

The FCC Narrowbanding Mandate

Private land mobile radio (LMR) systems - including municipal government and State and local public safety systems - use blocks of radio spectrum called channels. Historically, LMR systems have used 25 kHz-wide channels. In December 2004, the Federal Communications Commission mandated that all private LMR users operating between 150 and 512 MHz move to 12.5 kHz narrowband voice channels and highly efficient data channel operations by January 1, 2013.

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