Public network and traditional walkie-talkie Let's learn about it~

⭐✨ 3.1.1 Independence
✨💫 Traditional walkie-talkies can achieve direct frequency communication without a repeater, or communicate through a repeater to relay signals. Both methods do not rely on the public operator network and can operate independently. Although public network walkie-talkies use the PTT transmission button to talk, they are heavily dependent on the public operator network. When there is a lack of signal or network congestion, the device will not be able to be used and cannot operate independently.
🔥💫 3.1.2 Reliability
💪🔥 Public network walkie-talkies rely on public operator networks. When a major event causes a surge in the number of people in a certain area, resulting in a sharp increase in mobile phone users and overload of base stations, it is easy to cause network congestion, which in turn affects walkie-talkie communication. In addition, increased network delay and data packet loss may also lead to connection failures.
💪🎯 3.1.3 Economic Benefits
🌸🌸 Public network walkie-talkies rely on network traffic and intercom platforms, and their communication capabilities are completely dependent on external systems. Both the intercom platform and network traffic need to be paid annually, and the long-term use cost is high.
🔥⭐ 3.1.4 Usage effect
✨⭐ Since public network intercoms are heavily dependent on the public operator network, the actual call effect is greatly affected by the selected operator and the on-site network coverage. If the network coverage rate is low, it may seriously affect the call quality, or even cause a situation where the connection cannot be made.
❤❤ 3.1.5 Necessity
💫❤ Public network intercoms rely on the wide coverage of the public operator network to realize intercoms across the country. They are suitable for users such as the transportation industry and cross-regional organizations. Wide-area communication can be achieved without building a separate base station. However, for users who have high requirements for immediacy and reliability, it is not suitable to choose public network intercoms.