RIPPER238
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Looks like an alternative to the Midland MXT575 but the same limitations with a better screen.
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A mag mount Midland ghost antenna may be the best bet. You can move it easily or it will get nocked off vs breaking. And you can buy 4-5 of them for the price of a heavy duty one. You can get creative with placement depending on the skid steer as well.
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I have had my H3's trigger my GFI in my bathroom.
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I have a voltage booster on my 4Runner for my AGM battery so it will charge better and that i have set to 13.5-14.4. It does have a super boost option at 15.V but i wouldent push it that high, definitely would cause some serous issues with more than just the radio long term. Check with your dealer, 15.3 is high even if there was a booster.
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The all digital systems are at more risk than the old systems IMO, and in more of a catastrophic way. My Son works in MD and there entire digital system was hacked and shut down. Never was an issue with the old system. Wasted so much money going to digital to only end up not even being able to go old school because everything was removed. I think they would have preferred a random interference.
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Hundreds of thousands of members logged off just before you came on, they will be back. While you are waiting watch this video:
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Programming Tidradio td h3 using USB-c
RIPPER238 replied to VETCOMMS's question in Technical Discussion
That's lame. You powered on the radio after everything was up and connected? Its the little quirks that seem to be an issue when i try. -
Programming Tidradio td h3 using USB-c
RIPPER238 replied to VETCOMMS's question in Technical Discussion
You would create a user and pass, but its just a formality. Use a throw away email, though i never received any spam. Small phone would be annoying, but the app is simple enough. I actually prefer it, but i don't use chirp though. You can program to Chirp via USB-C. Make sure to use a USB-C data cable. Here is a how to do it via USB-C: -
Programming Tidradio td h3 using USB-c
RIPPER238 replied to VETCOMMS's question in Technical Discussion
Use the app, its so much easier. -
No so sure on those, but my Wouxon's should.
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Think i am already stocked up on anything i could ever need from China. I guess it wasn't such a bad idea buying so many radios recently, now i can sell a few for a big profit.
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True, especially for old base units and as long as you never need to replace handheld batteries.
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Don't think its going to be a big deal. Many Motorola and Kenwood radios are made in Japan & Mexico, so they will be effected as well.
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The surveillance camera's are in the truck, ill be notified ether way. Nothing is 100% but weeding out the amateurs is key and catching the professionals would be nice. Layers of protection/deterrence is key. Like my countermeasures for police, i have 4 layers of protection from them, ticket free for longer than i can remember.
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I have a full security and deterrence set up on my 4Runner. When i do my overlanding i have a lot of camping stuff i need to protect besides my radios, never know what towns i may have to stay at too. Tinted windows, parking/dash cams, remote start with alarm, sensitive shock sensor alarm that has 3mi range to alert on my key fob. App options too for unlimited monitoring. Also a sticker that states video/audio recording to warn would-be thieves.
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I personally use the Wouxun programing software. But i don't use MacOS.
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found a real video! Only slightly different in size:
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It appears this new H3 Plus is larger than the old H3, somewhere between the H8 & H3. But there doctored photos are terrible to 100% confirm.
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Without linking to what you are talking about I'm not going to search for days to figure out what you are talking about. I got an Apache hard case from Harbor Freight and i fit 1 H3, 1 935G, one Q10H with a couple extra antennas and batteries. Its not that small but its good if i want to travel with multiple radios.
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To be honest the H3 is superior anyway and focusing on 1 model is a smarter way to go. I was soo disappointed with my H8, power was way off and nowhere near the features of the H3.
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So then you would also suggest the TidRadio H3 as an option if all radios work just as good. Good to know.
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After a lot of research and so many main stream radio manufacture like Motorola just not making good advanced radios, I went with a Wouxun KG-935G that's really robust with features, works really well and reminds me of old school Motorola. I also have a Q10H, but the Q935G has a much better display.
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This just might be a great radio. Nothing comes close to the features of the H3 and if this has been improved and be made to be more consistent it can be a truly great radio. I haven't had any issues with my 3 H3 radios, but i wouldn't deny the quality/refinement could be improved for the more technical user. It also appears TidRadio listens to its customers and has done improvements and refinements even if they have fell short. But i guess we will see.....
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Kind of like forum members that don't work very well.
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Got an email there is a new TidRadio H3 Plus coming out next week. Its going to have over the old H3: -Odmaster app communication - Wireless Repeater signal relay - Bluetooth PTT - Screen refresh/update. Pricing looks the same and may be a bit bigger. https://tidradio.com/products/h3-plus-5w-bluetooth-radio?srsltid=AfmBOop7EgZljqaSGOCBI0lBh-vWv7PV47nWNNHr5GuX6FujMXDOKKoq
