Analog radios - p. 2

Analog professional and amateur radios are devices that are used to transmit and receive radio signals. They can be used in a variety of applications, including commercial, public and private organizations, as well as amateur radio operators. These radios operate on frequencies that are designated by government agencies and may be licensed for use. They can transmit voice messages, data and other information over certain distances, depending on the power and type of antenna.

Analogue radios use analog signals to transmit information, which can result in loss of quality and noise over long distances. However, they are still widely used in various fields, including aviation, rescue services, transport companies, as well as for hunting, fishing, tourism, and outdoor activities.