Was on Google today and came across this Interesting Item
http://pic.radioshop888.com/photo/FDR1b_a.jpg
http://pic.radioshop888.com/photo/RT-FDR1v2-img6.jpg
Going to have to check it out some more, they say it is plug and play
Dr. Frankenmod
Interesting Item
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Interesting Item
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Dr. FrankenMod
Dr. FrankenMod
Re: Interesting Item
Where's the duplexer?
Oh....
Oh....
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Tom in D.C.
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Re: Interesting Item
Jeff,
Judging by the way the radios are set up in the photo, apparently the manufacturer believes that a 2 mHz split will work okay on VHF the same way we use a 5 mHz split on UHF. Lots of luck. It ain't gonna woik very well.
Regards,
Judging by the way the radios are set up in the photo, apparently the manufacturer believes that a 2 mHz split will work okay on VHF the same way we use a 5 mHz split on UHF. Lots of luck. It ain't gonna woik very well.
Regards,
Tom in D.C.
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that children may not be sent by parcel post.
Re: Interesting Item
You have to remember one thing... the chines think they can do anything cheaply.
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Dr. FrankenMod
Dr. FrankenMod
Re: Interesting Item
The cables are about 50 feet too short.
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RadioSouth
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Re: Interesting Item
Radio Shack had something of a similar concept 5+ years ago. Theirs used one radio, incoming signal got recorded on a chip and when carrier was dropped it re-transmitted. Better idea that might have been of some value if it worked. Went thru about 5 of them, none of them worked more than 50% of the time.
Re: Interesting Item
They wouldn't buy the Kenwood P25 radios I quoted them 6 years ago.....
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Tony.RI
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Re: Interesting Item
Might be convenient for a crossband repeater in a pinch. Think it has a CWIDer built in?