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Business Radio on a Very Tight Budget?

What is the longest range 2-Way radio system I can set up for less than $200?

I’m thinking about buying a pair of handheld two way radios for my small consulting business. I would like as long of range as possible since I know you get less distance due to building obstructions and weather conditions.

Both radios should have a recharging base they plug into.

I’m looking into this as an alternative to wireless phones since I would only be speaking with one other person 95% of the time (my dispatch).

Using these type of radios would cut down on the need for a larger calling plan with phones since most of my clients are within the same 5-10 mile range. I don’t need private/encrypted channels but the FRS channels around here are too busy with other users.

I’ve seen GMRS radios advertised as being capable of working up to 18 miles. But I would like to  find a longer range than that if possible.

I am quite willing to apply for a FCC license if needed.

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One Response to “Business Radio on a Very Tight Budget?”

  1. John says:

    Use of GMRS requires a license. In a business, *each person* using the radios would require their own license. Businesses cannot get a GMRS license as they are non-individuals. "Consumer grade" GMRS radios with those false 18 mile range claims will not work for the application you need. Range is typically 2 miles or less.

    With a base station, and a mobile radio, you could swing this range with GMRS. *Maybe* a base and a handheld would work. You need that antenna height.

    OR, you could go with something in the Business Radio service. A repeater would be needed. You probably need to consult with a reputable communications company and have them set you up. Equipment costs, licensing, and repeater lease fees could get costly.