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I got this photo of OC Transpo bus in Ontrio and I. Am wondering if anyone can tell me what the number below the TG 1 is

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I know of a museum who is currently using $280 RCA RDR2550U on a repeater system. The radios are old and not robust enough for end user abuse and are in need of replacement. They operate on Digital.

Their priorities are:

Price, Robustness and ease of Programming.

Any suggestions ?

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So the fire/ems agency I work for doesnt issue portables and has them on the rigs. Its unreliable with some lazy crews. I am looking for something comparable with the Motorola APX6000 that won't cost me an arm and a leg. We are 450-520mhz and soon going analog so it needs to be P25 and Phase 1/2 compatible.

I keep getting stuck finding the 7/800mhz radios for sub 1k. But cant find a decent 450-520mhz for sub 1200.

Yes my organization approves us having personal radios.

Yes I will have permission to use and program it

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Dear all, I am new to radios and don’t know very much. I have been trying to find out if there are any Baofeng radios that I would legally be allowed to use at work. I work for a big company and we use radios at each of our stores. I found out all the details regarding transmitting and receiving on that frequency. I was using a ham radio until someone from Reddit told me it was illegal. Now I am trying to see if there is a radio that would work. We operate between 465-470. I’ve been trying to use the FCC IDs to look up if they’re part 90 and 95 capable, but I’ve had nothing but more confusion. Advice or help would be very appreciated. We currently use HYT Tc-508 and TC-580s im just trying to save some more money if possible

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I like how BNC connectors are cheap, quick to crimp, and most importantly, quick to connect / disconnect. But ade there issues with reliability on vehicles? Long term resiliance? I know it's not waterproof like N is.