Looks like there's some new radios out there. But the handheld looks like a Baofeng?
Daystar GMRS 2-Way Radios KU73011BK
Daystar GMRS Hand-Held Radios KU73010BK
Daystar GMRS 2-Way Radios KU73011BK
Daystar GMRS Hand-Held Radios KU73010BK
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The handheld looks like a Baofeng UV-5R, minus the LED flashlight on the top.
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Hmm, an FCC ID would be great so I can see if it is indeed certified and if it does wideband modulation like a manly GMRS or is stuck in narrow like those sissy Midland radios.
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