Buy Kenwood Walkie Talkies—Authorized Dealer in Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore & More
Looking for reliable, professional-grade walkie-talkies? Kenwood offers a wide range of hand-portable two-way radios built for demanding environments and mission-critical communication. Known for their rugged design, ease of use, and advanced voice/data features, Kenwood radios are trusted by professionals across industries—from security and construction to events and emergency services.
Why Choose Kenwood Walkie-Talkies?
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Durable and Field-Tested: Built to perform in the toughest conditions.
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Clear Voice Communication: Superior audio clarity with noise-canceling features.
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Advanced Data Features: GPS, Bluetooth, and encrypted communication options.
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User-Friendly Design: Ergonomic, compact, and easy to operate.
Your Trusted Kenwood Distributor—Antriksh Technosys
At Antriksh Technosys, we are authorized dealers and distributors of original Kenwood wireless communication products. We supply and support a complete range of Kenwood walkie-talkies, base stations, repeaters, and accessories.
We proudly serve customers across Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Jaipur, and Bangalore.
With over 10 years of experience in telecom and security systems, our mission is to deliver tailor-made communication solutions that meet the specific needs of every client.
Why Partner With Antriksh Technosys?
Custom Solutions—Tailored to your industry and requirements
Transparent Pricing—No hidden charges
Reliable Support & Fast Delivery—Dedicated service and quick dispatch
Decade of Experience—Trusted by hundreds of businesses across India
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Call us at 9599388288.
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A Brief History of Walkie-Talkies
Did you know that handheld two-way radios were originally developed for military use? The concept evolved from backpack radios carried by infantry soldiers. One of the pioneers was Henryk Magnuski, a Polish engineer who later joined Motorola and contributed to the creation of the SCR-536, the world’s first hand-held radio transceiver. His patent, filed in May 1935 and granted in March 1936, laid the foundation for modern walkie-talkies.