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20th August 1987, Page 27
20th August 1987
Page 27
Page 27, 20th August 1987 — COMMUNICATIONS
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SILENT MESSAGES • A silent vehicle radio system which transmits written rather than audible messages is being launched in London by Storno. The system displays messages on a small electronic display screen and can be programmed so that a driver can send complete routine messages such as "job completed" at the press of a single switch.

By linking the system to a central computer a user can keep track of all its vehicles fitted with the equipment. A microphone and loud speaker can be fitted to the radio for occasional use, but Storno claims the "Silent Messenger" system is faster and more reliable.

For more information, contact Peter Swinburn of Relcom Communications, phone 01-741 8581.