The most common portable radios will either be in the VHF (Very High Frequency, or about 150 Megahertz) band, or in the UHF (Ultra High Frequency, or about 450 Megahertz) band.

Because of the different characteristics of the frequencies, VHF radios generally are an appropriate choice for outdoor applications such as campgrounds or tree farms and golf courses and surveyors; situations where there are a minimum of line-of-site obstruction and those obstructions aren't "radio-wave-dense".

UHF radios generally are best for indoor/commercial/multi-building/multi-floor applications like hotels, industrial buildings or multi-building campuses.

When there are few obstacles, either band may work equally well.

Consider your other requirements: Who will use the radios? If it’s a construction worker, it will be wise to consider something more durable, that can handle some daily hard use. If the radio is to be used indoors in a light environment, an elementary school for example, a lower-cost model is fine. For a retail employee, a small, lightweight model is just the ticket.

Sometimes it is cost-efficient to mix radio models, even models from different manufacturers, together. For example, if you operate a restaurant and have managers and hostesses as well as parking attendants, the indoor users could have something small and light while the outside users could have something more weather resistant in case they get caught in a rainstorm.

As long as frequencies & codes are identical values, everyone can talk together.

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