radiotelephone
radiophone

They were preparing to leave when another flash from Washington came over the radiotelephone.

I'm going to get on their radiotelephone and call my office and say we're coming home.

A radiotelephone is a communications system for transmission of speech over radio.

"Try to figure out the scrambling devices on their ship's radiotelephone system!

The voice on the radiotelephone was faint, the words fluttering through static.

The certificate currently issued is the general radiotelephone operator license.

The mayor was shouting into a radiotelephone and, to judge by his savage expression, not getting through.

I kept hearing rumors of a fax machine and a radiotelephone available for emergency communication.

MTS was the radiotelephone equivalent of land dial phone service.

Class B licensees did not have the right to operate on the reserved radiotelephone bands.

He is the radiotelephone operator for the platoon.

On the hook is military usage for "on a radiotelephone hookup."

Someone must have eavesdropped on our radiotelephone when Dad and I were talking about it."

Prior to the Transatlantic cable and the Radiotelephone, it used to take very long for information to go from one place to another.

On a mobile telephone or other radiotelephone, the entire unit is a transceiver, for both audio and radio.

Luckily the estate owner had a radiotelephone hookup to San Juan.

He cracked our radiotelephone scramblers, just as you suspected."

Morris clenched his fist on the radiotelephone receiver.

Suddenly the radiotelephone operator gave a yell.

Tom clicked on his short-wave radiotelephone which was beamed to both his office and home.

Toward evening, after the tested altimeter-navigational equipment had been installed in the rocket, Tom received a radiotelephone call from his father.

HF radiotelephone is used extensively for military links.

The military authorities also installed their own equipment, including two radiotelephone prototypes constructed to withstand high altitude.

In 1945 Young began work on mobile radiotelephone systems in vehicles for coverage of urban areas and along highways.

This allowed amateurs to upgrade and use reserved radiotelephone bands without having to pass a difficult code examination.

A young man was crouched down, holding the radiophone to his face.

He was astonished that someone acknowledged his radiophone call right away.

So I suppose you brought your friends out here tonight to show them the radiophone."

Lieutenant Tyson was ordering me to give him the radiophone.

Tim unlocked the car and reached inside for the radiophone- The earth moved again.

Efforts to reach the men by radiophone yesterday were unavailing.

From its pocket he produced a flat shiny radiophone case.

The air control officer on board picked up his radiophone. '

Tyson drew a deep breath and spoke into the radiophone.

"All this ringing on the radiophone would seem to indicate something serious.

"Actually, I thought we'd find a radiophone up here."

Its driver following directions personally called out by the top man via the car's radiophone.

He excused himself and hastily pulled a radiophone from his pocket.

He carefully replaced the mike in its cradle and shut off the radiophone.

He threw off worry and pushed buttons on the radiophone extension.

Byrd picked up the radiophone and hesitated, then spoke softly.

Jill listened for the now familiar sound of an answering voice coming over the radiophone, but heard nothing.

After taking quick note of radiophone, Hunter lowered his gun and took two steps inside.

But beside him was the compact bulk of Kidder's radiophone.

"Do whatever you like, Sergeant Just may away from that radiophone.

While in the role of the broken-nosed man, he had employed the plane's radiophone to good advantage.

He grabbed a radiophone and cut in quickly.

But the man went to a sophisticated radiophone.

From time to time the hackle talked into his radiophone.