Lscott Posted Sunday at 02:46 PM Report Posted Sunday at 02:46 PM Since many of the favorite radios people use are of Chinese manufacturer those are likely to see a big spike in price when the tariffs kick in. And I would guess everything else that goes with them, battery packs, antennas, microphones etc. Quote
Socalgmrs Posted Sunday at 03:31 PM Report Posted Sunday at 03:31 PM So define “big”. A 25% teriff on a $20 radio is $5. Not big in my book but ok. Now if your one of those guys that loves to spend $450 on a ccr then yea an extra $112 could be considered “big”. now. If your one of those guys that runs used Motorola/kenwood radios it won’t affect you at all. Quote
WSAQ296 Posted Sunday at 03:44 PM Report Posted Sunday at 03:44 PM Bah, it won't hit like you think. Prices have gone up over the years already. BUT, it is a good reason to buy that radio NOW and not later. Great excuse for the spouse, you'll be 'saving' money. I bought my Icom7300 many years ago on the cusp of potential tariffs back then, which never materialized. Quote
WRUE951 Posted Sunday at 03:55 PM Report Posted Sunday at 03:55 PM 1 hour ago, Lscott said: Since many of the favorite radios people use are of Chinese manufacturer those are likely to see a big spike in price when the tariffs kick in. And I would guess everything else that goes with them, battery packs, antennas, microphones etc. 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.. Quote
AdmiralCochrane Posted Sunday at 04:00 PM Report Posted Sunday at 04:00 PM $450 ccr?? Name one WRXB215 and Jaay 2 Quote
RIPPER238 Posted Sunday at 04:04 PM Report Posted Sunday at 04:04 PM 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. Quote
Socalgmrs Posted Sunday at 04:10 PM Report Posted Sunday at 04:10 PM 4 minutes ago, RIPPER238 said: 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. Well if you read what was written I said USED so no they will NOT be affected at all Not one penny. I’ve never paid more than $150 for a 50w professional radio. Quote
RIPPER238 Posted Sunday at 04:20 PM Report Posted Sunday at 04:20 PM 8 minutes ago, Socalgmrs said: Well if you read what was written I said USED so no they will NOT be affected at all Not one penny. I’ve never paid more than $150 for a 50w professional radio. True, especially for old base units and as long as you never need to replace handheld batteries. Quote
SteveShannon Posted Sunday at 04:22 PM Report Posted Sunday at 04:22 PM 43 minutes ago, Socalgmrs said: So define “big”. A 25% teriff on a $20 radio is $5. Not big in my book but ok. Now if your one of those guys that loves to spend $450 on a ccr then yea an extra $112 could be considered “big”. now. If your one of those guys that runs used Motorola/kenwood radios it won’t affect you at all. Well, no; that $20 retail price was probably $6 when purchased by the importer. So a 25% tariff would be $1.50 which could easily be absorbed or partially absorbed rather than passed through. A 100% tariff might add $3 to the price. HHD1 1 Quote
Hoppyjr Posted Sunday at 04:35 PM Report Posted Sunday at 04:35 PM I’m fine with a few bucks more as a result of tariffs and hopefully they have the desired impact. WRXB215, DeoVindice and RIPPER238 3 Quote
WRUE951 Posted Sunday at 04:57 PM Report Posted Sunday at 04:57 PM 15 minutes ago, Hoppyjr said: I’m fine with a few bucks more as a result of tariffs and hopefully they have the desired impact. Yup,, I think most will find the 'big sales' will spark impulse buying like never before. Quote
Lscott Posted Sunday at 05:09 PM Author Report Posted Sunday at 05:09 PM 1 hour ago, AdmiralCochrane said: $450 ccr?? https://www.dxengineering.com/parts/any-at-d578uviii WRXB215 and WRUE951 2 Quote
SteveShannon Posted Sunday at 05:25 PM Report Posted Sunday at 05:25 PM 15 minutes ago, Lscott said: https://www.dxengineering.com/parts/any-at-d578uviii Maybe a CR. WRXB215 and Lscott 2 Quote
WRYZ926 Posted Sunday at 05:26 PM Report Posted Sunday at 05:26 PM Well technically the AnytoneAT-D578UV III is a tri-band 2m/1.25m/70cm amateur radio with DMR. Yes they can be opened up for GMRS. I have not seen the Midland MXT500/575 or Wouxun KG-1000G ever cost over $400. Mot of the time they are right around $380. Those are the most expensive Part 95 certified GMRS radios that I know of. We will just have to wait and see what happens. And tariffs against China will affect some Yaesu models too since certain models are made in China. Quote
Jaay Posted Sunday at 07:22 PM Report Posted Sunday at 07:22 PM 3 hours ago, Socalgmrs said: So define “big”. A 25% teriff on a $20 radio is $5. Not big in my book but ok. Now if your one of those guys that loves to spend $450 on a ccr then yea an extra $112 could be considered “big”. now. If your one of those guys that runs used Motorola/kenwood radios it won’t affect you at all. The Anytone 578UVIII is actually a Premium quality radio with a full warranty, compared to other Chinese products. Quote
nokones Posted Sunday at 08:35 PM Report Posted Sunday at 08:35 PM 4 hours ago, AdmiralCochrane said: $450 ccr?? Name one The Wouxun KG1000G + will be over $450 after the tariffs go in effect. Quote
WRUE951 Posted Sunday at 11:24 PM Report Posted Sunday at 11:24 PM 2 hours ago, nokones said: The Wouxun KG1000G + will be over $450 after the tariffs go in effect. Na,, $400 bucks.. Quote
AdmiralCochrane Posted Monday at 11:45 PM Report Posted Monday at 11:45 PM WOW the price on them sure has skyrocketed. I didn't pay anything close to that for mine. Quote
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