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Retevis Ailunce (retevis) HD1 questions

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I have a couple of questions about the Ailunce HD1 after watching a review video.

In promiscuous mode the reviewer said that the radio will monitor all talkgroups. But what about all color codes? In promiscuous mode will the radio pass all DMR audio to the speaker regardless of both talkgroup and color code?

If I want to monitor a commercial trunked DMR system in non-trunked conventional scanning mode will promiscuous mode work this way as well - by passing all audio to the speaker regardless of whether the frequencies are trunked or non-trunked and regardless of talkgroup and color code?

About how many channels per second does it scan?
 
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