My hearing is not so great, and the sound quality is excellent. Was this review helpful? This was my second DMR radio and super pleased with it, and it exceeded my expectations. Our team didn't have the equipment to get good accurate coordinates and I was able to pull amazingly accurate coordinates. I love the settings! I will always carry this radio over others as it is a lifesaver, especially with the GPS function.
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Programming software works great with radio reference. I was able to pull out my anytone and hit a repeater that allowed us to communicate with our base. I LOVE this radio!!! I do Search and Rescue and recently our agencies repeater wasn't able to work in an area we were operating. Customers who purchased this item also purchased. Battery Eliminator for Anytone Handheld Radios. Bandwidth Software importable worldwide amateur contact database. GTIN: Read All Reviews 7 Add your review. Try different keywords Try more general keywords. Make sure all words are spelled correctly. There are many radios out there that are only configurable by hooking them to your computer and downloading a new configuration.Īlso, all of the buttons on the radio are programmable and very useful.Log in with Facebook or. Configurability on the radio - One other interesting thing about this radio compared to some of the other DMR radios is that this unit is fully configurable without a computer. I need something that is reliable in these conditions. I watched a YouTuber mention that he was also impressed that the radio has held up to multiple drops over the last few months. If the BaoFeng blows a final, you just spring for a new one. The market has a few very cheap Chinese radios like the BaoFeng UV-5Ra very popular cheap and disposable radio but well liked. Build Quality - This is a much better radio than I was anticipating. If at any time the repeater becomes disconnected from the internet, it acts like any old-school repeater by only having the capability to communicate with users on that specific repeater. If you are into radio, this is pretty cool. If I was in Russia, I could use a local repeater or hotspot and yak with my pals that monitor the SoCal group here in San Diego in seconds. DMR changes this because it makes connecting to a "talkgroup" from anywhere in the world as easy as pressing the transmit button on your HT. For me, DMR using the Brandmeister network really opens up a new world of capabilities. Here's a listing of Brandmeister talk groups. Think of it as being able to connect to any repeater in the world from any repeater with just the push of a button. Now the operator just joined the group and can hear everyone else no matter what their on-ramp is. They do this by connecting each repeater or the little hotspots like the one in my home to a network of computers. DMR has over 1, talkgroups with room for more.
If an operator is out of town, there are ways to connect with a cell phone as well. All of the Papa System analog repeaters mentioned above are linked together forming a very large coverage area creating a larger "talkgroup".
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Their code plug is available on their website papasys. This allowed me to totally grok DMR setup of frequencies, callgroups, zones, and scan groups in minutes. A bonus for me is that the Papa dudes also supplied a configuration file that I could put on my radio that had all of the analog and DMR repeaters programmed into it called a code plug. I won the in a raffle at a Papa System Group love-in. This is similar to the Yaesu "Bank" but Yaesu banks are hard to use, not labeled on some radios and kind of kludgy. Zones are great for me since I only want to see some channels when when I'm at my summer home or working with my ARES team. I really like the "Zone" feature, which is nothing more than a grouping of channels. It's a dual-band analog radio that also supports DMR so you can use it for both classic analog and digital.
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