Scope RX2 Mk2 POCSAG Logging Receiver w/ antenna

Scope pagers come packed full of features in a robust shell. Scope paging has a long and successful history. Learn more below: Since its inception in 1982, Scope has grown from being just an importer and distributor of radio equipment, to its present day position as a leading UK designer, manufacturer and exporter of high reliability UHF radio systems covering all aspects of the On-Site Paging, Security and Telemetry industries. Reliability, Integrity and Safety are key facets of all Scope paging products, and every new product undergoes rigorous testing to ensure compliance with Common European Radio, EMC and Low Voltage Directives. Products are then sent to Notified Body status laboratories for independent testing and verification to the European R&TTE Directive. Additionally, all new products undergo FCC testing and approval for the USA market. Scope's policy of total quality manufacturing is evident not just in it's products, but also throughout it's custom built factory and team of highly motivated staff who are all committed to total customer satisfaction. Scope has a well established quality system conforming to BS EN ISO 9002, and its factory is audited and approved by UL (Underwriters Laboratories). With a significant element of budget directed to re-investment in product development, backed by a team with over twenty five years hands-on experience within the industry, it is not difficult to see why Scope is at the forefront of Radio Paging technology. All Scope pagers enjoy an international reputation of high reliability and performance coupled with competitive pricing, which ensures Scope's position as a world class producer of radio paging systems and equipment. They look forward to significant growth over the coming years with our upcoming range of modular, frequency programmable radio products, in addition to our new Impact hand portable attack transmitter and the Pagetek Pro industrial Fire & Security paging system. Scope Communications......making waves in a wire-free world