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• Telecommunications in Canada (links | edit)
• Rescue and recovery effort after the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center (links | edit)
• Communication during the September 11 attacks (links | edit)
• Duplexer (links | edit)
• Fade margin (links | edit)
• LPD433 (links | edit)
• Repeater (links | edit)
• Squelch (links | edit)
• Line-of-sight propagation (links | edit)
• Citizens band radio (links | edit)
• Central City, Kentucky (links | edit)
• Boeing E-6 Mercury (links | edit)
• CB radio in the United Kingdom (links | edit)
• Globalstar (links | edit)
• Continuous Tone-Coded Squelch System (links | edit)
• Family Radio Service (links | edit)
• Push-to-talk (links | edit)
• Automatic vehicle location (links | edit)
• Walkie-talkie (links | edit)
• Amateur Radio Emergency Service (links | edit)
• General Mobile Radio Service (links | edit)
• Marine VHF radio (links | edit)
• Base station (links | edit)
• United States National Radio Quiet Zone (links | edit)
• Radiotelephony procedure (links | edit)
• Professional mobile radio (links | edit)
• Business band (links | edit)
• Two-way radio (links | edit)
• Multi-Use Radio Service (links | edit)
• 70-centimeter band (links | edit)
• PMR446 (links | edit)
• Signal Hill, St. John's (links | edit)
• Kenwood Corporation (links | edit)
• 500 kHz (links | edit)
• Aircraft emergency frequency (links | edit)
• Airband (links | edit)
• Common traffic advisory frequency (links | edit)
• United States Army Signal Corps (links | edit)
• RAF Stenigot (links | edit)
• UHF CB (links | edit)
• The Great Eastern (radio show) (links | edit)
• Trunked radio system (links | edit)
• Broadcast transmitter (links | edit)
• Remote keyless system (links | edit)
• Citadelle Laferrière (links | edit)
• KPIG-FM (links | edit)
• Modulated continuous wave (links | edit)
• PCSat2 (links | edit)
• Diversity combining (links | edit)
• Maritime mobile amateur radio (links | edit)