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Nice review. Thank you.
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BTECH GMRS-RPT50 50W GMRS Repeater with Built-In Auto-ID
WRPL700 replied to WRPL700's topic in General Discussion
Looks like OffRoaderX will be doing a review of it: -
Have you guys seen the new repeater available from BTECH? https://baofengtech.com/product/gmrs-rpt50/ This looks pretty cool. Too steep of a price for me, but still looks pretty cool. General Specifications Feature Specification Product Analog Repeater Model GMRS-RPT50 Frequency UHF Zone capacity 16 Channel capacity per zone 16 Typical RF output 50W Frequency range GMRS Dimensions (HWD) 88 x 483 x 366mm 3.46 x 19.02 x 14.41 inches Voltage demand 100-240 VAC (13.6 VDC) Weight 11kg (w/o antenna) 24.25lb (w/o antenna) Current consumption: – Standby 1.0A (100 VAC), 0.5A (240 VAC) – Transmitting 4.0A (100 VAC), 1.8A (240 VAC) Working temperature -30 to +60 °C -22 to +140 °F Max work cycle 100%
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New Radioddity DB40-G GMRS MOBILE RADIO - 40W
WRPL700 replied to WRPL700's topic in General Discussion
That is very interesting. I wonder how far down the road that one is to being marketed on their website.... -
New Radioddity DB40-G GMRS MOBILE RADIO - 40W
WRPL700 replied to WRPL700's topic in General Discussion
I did find a link to download programming software for it (SUPPORT PAGE), but there is no manual to download yet. Also, it does say it includes a programming cable. What’s in the box? 1 x DB40-G GMRS Mobile Radio 1 x Handheld Microphone 1 x Power Cable with Fuse Tube 1 x Mounting Bracket 1 x Spare Fuse Tube 1 x Microphone Bracket 1 x Programming Cable 1 x User Manual -
I just saw this last night, Radioddity has a new 40 watt mobile coming out: https://www.radioddity.com/collections/consumer-radios-frs-gmrs-radios/products/radioddity-db40-g I wonder who really makes this radio, Anytone or maybe TYT? Specifications Frequency Range: Transmitter: GMRS frequency; Receiver: 400.000-480.000MHz; Channel Spacing: 5KHz, 6.25KHz, 12.5KHz, 25KHz Supply Voltage: 13.8V±15% Transmitter Output Power: HI: ≥40W, M: ≈20W, LO: ≈5W Receiver Reference Sensitivity: 400-420: ≤0.30uV; 420-470: ≤0.25uV Microphone Gain: 16dB Carrier Frequency Tolerance: ≤2.5PPM Threshold Squelch on Sensitivity (ASQ2): ≤0.20uV Modulation Limiting: ≤5KHz Audio Harmonic Distortion: ≤7% Dissipation Current: ≤10A Modulated Receive Bandwidth: ≥2KHz (Narr)/5KHz(Wide)
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That sounds great.... interested in seeing your results!
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Looks like Radioddity has the DB-20G on sale today for $84.99. That is a great deal.
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I have two DB-20G radios and love them (approx. 18 watts max). I don't have any experience with the DB-25G but have heard that it really does not put out 25 watts. I am in the process of using one of the DB-20G radios and an ammo can like storage container and 12v 12ah battery to make a go-box.
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Probably the dumbest question you’ve ever seen.
WRPL700 replied to WSAV277's question in Technical Discussion
And it was not a dumb question for a noob to ask. Please don't be afraid to ask anything. Somebody will help.... -
I have and do use software, because I have to. Not so handy if I am out away from the computer. This discussion was aimed at what seemingly simple things could be added to make it better. So we don't have to use software when it isn't handy.
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Perfect. Do you have the address???
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Yes. Wouxun KG-935G Plus, for one, lets you choose whether to scan a channel from the menu.
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Dear Baofeng: I see that a short time ago you have come out with a new GMRS HT (UV-5G Plus). It looks like a pretty nice upgrade, but I think once again you have missed an opportunity to make a pretty nice radio into a really nice radio. My complaint falls entirely in the menu system. 1. Why can we not change/enter a channel name in the menu system? 2. Why can we not set whether a channel can be scanned or not scanned in the menu system? Baofeng, I think if you fixed just these two things your radios would move up a notch in the value/quality matrix. I would really like to buy this radio to add to my collection, but I don't want to frustrate myself. Thank you for listening. WRPL700
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What do you guys think of linked repeater systems?
WRPL700 replied to SvenMarbles's topic in General Discussion
I was in favor of linked repeaters for a while, but with only 8 frequency pairs, I vote no. -
coax Diameter recommendations for new Base setup
WRPL700 replied to Stik's question in Technical Discussion
I am using 50' Browning BR-400 with good luck: https://shop.mygmrs.com/collections/antennas/products/browning-br-400-low-loss-rf-coax-cable-assembly -
I do believe your Anytone is a decent radio. I have two Radioddity DB-20Gs which are the same as the Anytone AT-779 and they do just fine. Alot of issues are caused by terrain, etc. not necessarily the radio per se.
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A wise man once said...... You are right though.
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Hey thanks for the update. I have seen on Randy's You-Tube video that his was putting out about 7 watts, but I was a bit suspicous that he had been sent a souped up version. This is good news and I may have to break down and get one. Thanks again!!!
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I am curious what power out you got when you tested the Baofeng UV-5G Plus????
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I was going to answer this yesterday, but did not because I thought it was clear... I also have the GMRS-9R (two purchased on Amazon). I use chirp and you should use the Baofeng UV-9G setting. It works perfectly.
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Anybody seen the new Retevis (Ailunce) HA1G radio?
WRPL700 replied to WRPL700's topic in Equipment Reviews
Good info!!! Thank you and if you find anything else interesting, please let us know. -
Anybody seen the new Retevis (Ailunce) HA1G radio?
WRPL700 replied to WRPL700's topic in Equipment Reviews
Great! Keep us up to date, especially about the antenna... -
High Watt mobile designed so the main unit can be hidden
WRPL700 replied to Tiercel's question in Technical Discussion
This vendor is shipping on 11/03: Wouxun KG-1000G Plus GMRS Base/Mobile Two Way Radio (buytwowayradios.com)