Dragon Display Systems FOOTBALL & STADIUM


COMMUNICATION SPECIALISTS


TWO-WAY RADIOS | BODY-WORN CAMERAS | APPLICATIONS Digital two-way


radio systems


from Hytera combine voice, data and features so that complete communication efficiency can be achieved. Their complete range of handsets,


mobiles, repeaters and


applications are connecting people everywhere, and are built for the real world - not only are they rugged and stylish, but easy and intuitive to use.


Body-worn cameras are becoming commonplace in many sectors due to the importance of evidence recording and collection. Hytera’s remote video microphones (RVMs) seamlessly integrate a body-worn camera and


remote speaker microphone,


providing a simple way of upgrading your communication system to include video capture.


E: sales@dcrs.co.uk T: 0800 043 2688


W: www.dcrs.co.uk


Manufactured in the UK


As suppliers to a number of stadiums and shops for Football, Rugby and Cricket clubs, we manufacture a


range of different approaches for retail merchandising systems, both wall mounted and centre-shop.


E-mail us for a catalogue or see our website.


Designed and


www.dragondisplay.co.uk


More to see at: www.dragondisplay.co.uk • Tel 01952 290055 • Fax: 01952 290056 • sales@dragondisplay.co.uk Display Systems Ltd


Nutrition is the answer


Temperature controlled release fertiliser for gentle spring recovery


Most Multigreen® analyses contain an uncoated, ‘fast start’ portion and a polymer-coated, controlled release prill. The prill takes up moisture through pores in the polymer-resin coating. The initial release period provides quick turf response at low soil temperatures.


Soil temperatures of 6°C facilitate release from the polymer coated portion triggering grass growth.


Mulgreen® Granule


Polymer Resin Coang


Nutrient Core


AMENITY PRODUCTS


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FSM 7


Fast Start Granule


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