I was considering purchase of some more WLN KD-C1/Zastone X6 radios and I ran across these "Greaval Long Range Walkie Talkie 16-Channel 2 Way Radio with Large LED Flash." I am not finding really any significant information about them. Superficially, they look like repackaged ZT-X6 radios with perhaps some firmware changes to support the new features. Has anyone had any experience with this Greaval model or link to more information other than store sites?
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Greaval Long Range Walkie Talkie 16-Channel 2 Way Radio with Large LED Flash
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I don't think it looks anything like a rebranded BF-888. Have you seen the WLN KD-C1 or ZT-X6?
This radio has USB charging and the case is too small, AFAIK, to house the BF-888 board.
BTW: If anyone copies and pastes the thread subject into Amazon, they can see what I am asking about. I thought I put an Amazon link but it got clipped out by the board? Or, did I just forget the link?
EDIT: I will try the link again. If it is against RR rules, please tell me and clip it out. Thanks.
http://www.amazon.com/Greaval-Range...e+16-Channel+2+Way+Radio+with+Large+LED+Flash
http://a.co/fmRAWM5
This radio has USB charging and the case is too small, AFAIK, to house the BF-888 board.
BTW: If anyone copies and pastes the thread subject into Amazon, they can see what I am asking about. I thought I put an Amazon link but it got clipped out by the board? Or, did I just forget the link?
EDIT: I will try the link again. If it is against RR rules, please tell me and clip it out. Thanks.
http://www.amazon.com/Greaval-Range...e+16-Channel+2+Way+Radio+with+Large+LED+Flash
http://a.co/fmRAWM5
It's essentially yet another rebranded version of the KD-C1. I own four of them myself. The only difference is the so-called "flashlight."
Yes they do, although their own programming software works just fine as well. I use Chirp simply so I can easily copy/paste from one saved file to another.
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