Re: what radio to buy?

"alexV" <alexV7623@comcast.net> wrote in message
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>I am in the US.
>
> I need to establish an absolutely reliable line of verbal communication
> between two stationary points separated by about a quarter mile.

Telephone ?!

"Gordon Hudson" <gordon@usenet2.hostroute.co.uk> wrote in message
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>
> "alexV" <alexV7623@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:H8GdnULd3a_BrKHfRVn-1g@comcast.com...
> >I am in the US.
> >
> > I need to establish an absolutely reliable line of verbal communication
> > between two stationary points separated by about a quarter mile.
>
> Telephone ?!

Of course, I have a line and a cell connection. I need a faster response.
Plus, the phone lines might be taken by other users. I need reaction on the
other side in no longer than one second.

alexb wrote:

> Of course, I have a line and a cell connection. I need a faster response.
> Plus, the phone lines might be taken by other users. I need reaction on the
> other side in no longer than one second.
>
>

Get a cordless phone each. Then phone the other person, and when he
eventually crawls out of his flea ridden pit to answer it, tell him to
be a bit quicker next time or else you'll kick him in the testicles.

"Silk" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
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> alexb wrote:
>
> > Of course, I have a line and a cell connection. I need a faster
response.
> > Plus, the phone lines might be taken by other users. I need reaction on
the
> > other side in no longer than one second.
> >
> >
>
> Get a cordless phone each. Then phone the other person, and when he
> eventually crawls out of his flea ridden pit to answer it, tell him to
> be a bit quicker next time or else you'll kick him in the testicles.

It is quite funny. What I need is a serious advice. The phone line is too
slow for me. The line I am looking for must always be open and independent.
I need a rapid, almost instantaneous response to stock market situations.
Every lost second might cost me hundreds of dollars.

I am applying for a FCC GMRS license right now. Hopefully, GMRS will work
for me.

Nextel
walkie Talkie across the nation in under a sec

"alexb" <alexb32@hotmail.com> wrote:

: It is quite funny. What I need is a serious advice. The phone line is too
: slow for me. The line I am looking for must always be open and independent.

a fast telephone

"George Kinzer" <horseflygk@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
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> Nextel
> walkie Talkie across the nation in under a sec

I've seen people using it. Did not impress me a lot. Then I need to
communicate across a few city blocks. Still I had it in my mind as an option
to fall back on.

	#1
Gordon Hudson	Re: what radio to buy? "alexV" <alexV7623@comcast.net> wrote in message news:H8GdnULd3a_BrKHfRVn-1g@comcast.com... >I am in the US. > > I need to establish an absolutely reliable line of verbal communication > between two stationary points separated by about a quarter mile. Telephone ?!

	#2
alexb	Re: what radio to buy? "Gordon Hudson" <gordon@usenet2.hostroute.co.uk> wrote in message news:423c4305$0$38039$5a6aecb4@news.aaisp.net.uk.. . > > "alexV" <alexV7623@comcast.net> wrote in message > news:H8GdnULd3a_BrKHfRVn-1g@comcast.com... > >I am in the US. > > > > I need to establish an absolutely reliable line of verbal communication > > between two stationary points separated by about a quarter mile. > > Telephone ?! Of course, I have a line and a cell connection. I need a faster response. Plus, the phone lines might be taken by other users. I need reaction on the other side in no longer than one second.

	#3
Silk	Re: what radio to buy? alexb wrote: > Of course, I have a line and a cell connection. I need a faster response. > Plus, the phone lines might be taken by other users. I need reaction on the > other side in no longer than one second. > > Get a cordless phone each. Then phone the other person, and when he eventually crawls out of his flea ridden pit to answer it, tell him to be a bit quicker next time or else you'll kick him in the testicles.

	#4
alexb	Re: what radio to buy? "Silk" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message news:3a3b30F67q7m8U1@individual.net... > alexb wrote: > > > Of course, I have a line and a cell connection. I need a faster response. > > Plus, the phone lines might be taken by other users. I need reaction on the > > other side in no longer than one second. > > > > > > Get a cordless phone each. Then phone the other person, and when he > eventually crawls out of his flea ridden pit to answer it, tell him to > be a bit quicker next time or else you'll kick him in the testicles. It is quite funny. What I need is a serious advice. The phone line is too slow for me. The line I am looking for must always be open and independent. I need a rapid, almost instantaneous response to stock market situations. Every lost second might cost me hundreds of dollars. I am applying for a FCC GMRS license right now. Hopefully, GMRS will work for me.

	#5
George Kinzer	Re: what radio to buy? Nextel walkie Talkie across the nation in under a sec

	#6
ZZZPK	Re: what radio to buy? "alexb" <alexb32@hotmail.com> wrote: : It is quite funny. What I need is a serious advice. The phone line is too : slow for me. The line I am looking for must always be open and independent. a fast telephone

	#7
ALEXB	Re: what radio to buy? "George Kinzer" <horseflygk@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message news:Ym1%d.153338$Th1.110057@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net... > Nextel > walkie Talkie across the nation in under a sec I've seen people using it. Did not impress me a lot. Then I need to communicate across a few city blocks. Still I had it in my mind as an option to fall back on.