WRUE951

True, but you might notice and appreciate better functionality, programing, ease of use, screen viewing, better receive sensitivity and last but not least, a prettier wrist strap

Actually not a bad price... But damn it, i need another 3D Printer.

all the way up to 3 Ghz

the lowest loss i have seen in even some of the really really high end expensive UHF Duplexers is 1.2dB.. Put up your fishing pole, going be a hard bite tp find .6dB.

Steve Shannon put it in perspective.. The ISS is a mere 250 miles above earth, not thousands that many may think.. Still, 250 miles is quite a distance for a 5W HT to reach.. I'm sure there are other factors transmitting into space but i can tell you with certainty, i have never been able to talk 250 miles with a UHF HT on earth. The best i have done is roughly 80 miles hitting the El Paso repeater from Palmdale. A line of site shot with that repeater sitting on a 4500' mountain top. Has anyone really talked 250 miles on earth on UHF with a 4-5 watt HT? If so you are the King.

Ask Mr. Ed

I like Hytera Radios. Mobil, HT and their Repeaters.

Na,, $400 bucks..

Learn how to edit and do it right

As i said,, If you want to link repeaters and keep it legal, go to in HAM where it can be done right.. DO YOU HERE ME NOW!

Yup,, I think most will find the 'big sales' will spark impulse buying like never before.

I like the laser option as well. RED DOT for me.. Thank-You

just the other day i was thinking of the new Tarrifs kicking in.. Been planning to get two more of my favorites The HP682 and HP702. Atlantic had a sale gong on so i pulled the trigger.. Arriving Monday.. That gives me a total of 4 high end HT's so i should be good to go until dooms day..

What is this Horse's name?? NAME IT!! it keeps pestering the hell out of a dead subject

that's how you end up with 'junk'

Putting fuel pumps in perspective.. Top Fuel that is.. What a beast.

it's better to collect then to fascinate.

My vintage, don't mess with my radio theft alarm.

I have no problem defending my life and my property as our great constitution allows.. And don't be silly and try to put words in my mouth. We don't play those games. ..

I think the point,, More of those would mean less of the theft.

you guys insisting on linking repeaters,, why dont you spend a little time and just get a damn HAM license and do it right. Dammmmmm

where is Gary's GTO

I have a friend that lives at a cabin @ 5,500' near Tonopah. When i camp at Crawley lake we talk simplex quite a lot. It's probably a 120 mile line of site link. When i go low power on my Hytera, about 10 watts, he looses me. He is on a Kenwood and the same happens, i loose him for the most part on low power. The Hytera does pull a little bit. Also tried using HT's and no way. I'm using a Copper J-Pole on my end, he has a Larsen Dipole on his. Power does work in odd ways in UHF but i know in this situation it defiantly helps.

wondering when this explanation would come out