How it works
Mobile radios are installed in vehicles with proper antennas and power; base stations are set up in the control room, all programmed on the same channels as the handhelds.
← Two-Way Radio
Mobile & Base Stations
Higher-power radios fitted in vehicles and control rooms, giving convoys, patrols and fleets longer range than handhelds and a fixed point of contact at base.
What it does
- Vehicle-mounted mobile radios
- Desktop base stations for control rooms
- Antenna and power installation
- Higher transmit power than handhelds
- Compatibility with your handheld radios
- GPS location on supported digital models
Why it matters
- Longer range between vehicles and base
- Reliable contact for convoys
- Central coordination from the control room
- Works independently of mobile networks
Good to know
Installation quality, especially antenna placement and grounding, has a big effect on range and audio clarity.
Compare platforms
Traditional
Mobile phones that lose signal in basements, tunnels and remote sites.
With Amancom
Instant push-to-talk across the whole team, independent of the mobile network.
Common question
Can the base see where vehicles are? On digital systems that support GPS, radio positions can be shown on a map in the dispatch software.
Ready to see it on your own operation?
Tell us your fleet size or your systems and we will put a proposal together.