revkilljoy
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Does anyone know anything about these? Do they have an FCC ID? The sales Rep I spoke with said they Kendoods. Is that true?
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cabletech
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Ok I will be the first to bite, WHAT is a UAW radio? Where did you find it? Who are you talking too?
More information is much better.
More information is much better.
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They are sold by Uniform and Accessories Warehouse (uaw). They are obviously made by another mfg but the sales team is less than helpful or familiar with their own re-labled product. I can't find anything on them on the Internet.
They are sold by Uniform and Accessories Warehouse (uaw). They are obviously made by another mfg but the sales team is less than helpful or familiar with their own re-labled product. I can't find anything on them on the Internet.
All I can find is chargers and accessories.. And the fact they are compatible with Kenwood programming cables and speaker microphones.
As for the actual radio, I can find nothing..
As for the actual radio, I can find nothing..
I thought he was talking about radios for the United Auto Workers. Not being a union man I cannot comment.
Many chin-neez radios are compatible with the accessories from major manufacturers. No telling who made them and then who re-branded them to sell. You'll have to find a direct link to where these come from...
Many chin-neez radios are compatible with the accessories from major manufacturers. No telling who made them and then who re-branded them to sell. You'll have to find a direct link to where these come from...
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DaveNF2G
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That's because most radios are Chinese.
quarterwave
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BlackBox type stuff, maybe...
rapidcharger
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They're not kenwoods.
Kenwood doesn't white label their products.
There are however a lot of chinese radios that are knockoffs of kenwoods and that is what you are probably looking at.
Ask the sales rep what the FCC id number is.
Kenwood doesn't white label their products.
There are however a lot of chinese radios that are knockoffs of kenwoods and that is what you are probably looking at.
Ask the sales rep what the FCC id number is.
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I made contact with a real Kenwood rep. He said they're actually knock-offs of knock-offs. Most of the imposters actually say ''Kenwood''. Makes you wonder if this vendor is that dishonest or that dumb....
I made contact with a real Kenwood rep. He said they're actually knock-offs of knock-offs. Most of the imposters actually say ''Kenwood''. Makes you wonder if this vendor is that dishonest or that dumb....
Both..
rapidcharger
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Giving them the benefit of the doubt, they probably logged on to Alibaba looking for radio handsets the manufacturer would white label that could be bought for cheap so they can maximize profit and lo and behold, they found these.
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Have this dual band as well and the owners manual is really lacking, has any one found out what the fcc id is?
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