I did some searching and it looks like this is either bleeding edge CCR (which might or might not fade away) or it is obscure and abandoned. Either way, it's not a radio I would want to mess with by choice.
Agreed. In case you haven’t figured it out, I actually went and bought one. It’s an “okay” radio, but while I’ve gotten it to work fine on 2 meters, it seems to give me an “ERROR TX” message when I try to talk on a local 440 repeater (I’ll still get through though). Also, text tagging is a pain. I can only get letters to show up, but not numbers. This makes it virtually impossible to tag a repeater with its callsign.
I also discovered that even when you turn the radio off, the mic still remains powered on. The keypad stays lit, as (sometimes) does the keys on the radio faceplate.
It also has a NOAA Weather Radio function, but you can’t control the volume.
Surprisingly, the manual for the radio is not full of the normal borderline-indecipherable Chinglish.
I just went and ordered a Baojie BJ-318. I hope that’ll work better.