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NX 1000
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Not yet, I'm looking for it to be released.
radio259
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Any infor as to what bands?? Modes ect??
mmckenna
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They are the mobile counterparts of the NX-1200/NX-1300's. Essentially take the portable radio info and increase wattage.
NX-1700 = VHF
NX-1800 = UHF
Analog and NXDN
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Analog and DMR
No trunking. Unlikely there will be a remote head option on a low tier radio like this, but I could be wrong.
mmckenna
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This showed up on the "other" site. NX-1700 VHF and NX-1800 UHF mobiles. This is not a US market flyer, it's Malaysia and Australia, so we may see some slight variance here in the USA.
Analog + DMR
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Analog + NXDN - looks to have a Type D trunking option. No mention of Type C.
Analog supports MDC1200
I haven't seen any price info yet, but if based on the current NX-1200/1300 and compare to the NX-3000 line, this should be a nice affordable radio.
Analog + DMR
or
Analog + NXDN - looks to have a Type D trunking option. No mention of Type C.
Analog supports MDC1200
I haven't seen any price info yet, but if based on the current NX-1200/1300 and compare to the NX-3000 line, this should be a nice affordable radio.
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phillmobile
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Hope they add Type-c the NX-3000 mobiles are not affordable anymore even at trade prices we just are not buying them.
Yea if the NX-1700 is affordable it could help with interest in a NXDN 2 mtr repeater! Realizing one man’s affordable is another man’s HOLY S%€T!!!
You wont see type-C in low tier radios. Only the 3000 and 5000 series (or the x00 or x20)
Type C add on for the 3x20 should not cost any more than 40.00 for it.
Comes included in the 5000.
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