Tesunho TH-288 PoC Radio has officially been certified by PTCRB, ensuring that it will operate seamlessly across North American mobile networks. The PTCRB certificate validates that TH-288 PoC Radio complies with stringent cellular network standards, ensuring reliable performance and interoperability on participating carriers' networks. #twowayradio #walkietalkie #ptcrb
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