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Bendix King Radios The Industry Standard Bendix King has set the standard for fire radios in the wildland firefighting industry for over 4 decades! The GPH and DPH lines are time test, proven rugged and durable enough to handle anything a wildland fire incident or structural fire could throw its way.

NIICD's radio cache can support 32,000 firefighters on up to 53 major wildfires at a time. As with several other National Interagency Fire Center programs, the radio cache supplies communication equipment for other natural disasters or emergencies.

The preferred radio of USFS is the Bendix King KNG P150 The KNG P150 and KNG2-P150 have trunking capabilities of the P150-CMD, as well as all of the features needed for a wildland fire incidents and many other public safety applications.

The enhanced data modes available with the System Improvement Program (SIP) and Advanced System Improvement Program (ASIP) radios also enable forward error correction (FEC), and increased speed, range, and accuracy of data transmissions.

Bendix King Radios The Industry Standard Bendix King has set the standard for fire radios in the wildland firefighting industry for over 4 decades!

Brightly colored radios are more visible in dark or smoky conditions. If a hi-visibility green radio is dropped, it can be much more quickly seen and recovered, keeping the firefighter in communication. EMS and EMT hygiene is also improved with the addition of color.

You may have seen that you had a cache radio feature and wondered how to make use out of it. Through the cache radio feature, you can pull off some cool things like pausing a live broadcast for up to 20 minutes without worrying that you missed it. Provided you listen to AM or FM radio, cache radio keeps recording.

"Out" is only used by the operator who originated the transmission. This is the end of my transmission to you Repeat this entire transmission back to me exactly as received. USE FULL CALL SIGNS Affirmative / Negative Repeat all of your last transmission.