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Boat Safety Equipment List NZ: 7 Must-Have Items Before You Cast Off
Owning the gear isn't the same as being ready with it. Here's the 7-item boat safety list that matters in...
8 Boat safety equipment checklist You Should Know
Discover the top 8 boat safety equipment checklist strategies and tips. Complete guide with actionable insights.
Mobile Communication Technologies Explained: What to Use and When
Radio, PoC, satellite or cellular? The right mobile communication technology isn't the newest one, it's the one that matches your...
Reliable 24V to 12V Converter NZ – RFI-Filtered Power Solutions
Discover top-quality 24v to 12v converter solutions in NZ. RFI-filtered power converters designed for efficiency and reliability. Shop now!
Day One: St John Ambulance Fit-Out Begins with New Tait Public Radio Network Gear
Mobile Systems Limited begins fitting out St John Ambulance's Bay of Plenty fleet with new Tait P25 public safety radio...
What is PoC (Push-to-Talk over Cellular)? A Guide for NZ Businesses
PoC didn't start in 2020, and it isn't old Nextel tech either. Here's how it actually works, and where it...
The World of Communication
The technology behind how Kiwi businesses talk to each other has changed more in the last decade than in the...
The Evolution and Impact of Wireless Communications
From Morse code to Starlink, wireless communication has come a long way, and New Zealand businesses now have more ways...
Satellite Q & A
Questions and answers about low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites Q: What is a LEO satellite? An LEO satellite is a...
Rental & Hire Terms and Conditions
1) Delivery and removal of equipment The Hirer authorises MOBILE SYSTEMS LIMITED to bring its vehicle onto their property and...
What is Broadband Communications? Ethernet WIFI Cellular
Broadband isn't one thing, it's Ethernet, WiFi and cellular working together. Here's what each does well, and why NZ's 3G...
Unified Communications Platforms NZ: Bringing PoC, Wi-Fi and Two-Way Radio onto One Dispatch System
Running radios and PoC handsets as two separate systems? A unified communications platform bridges them into one talkgroup, no rip-and-replace...