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Baofeng Baofeng VHF/UHF Digital
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Thanks! What kind of radio can do it? Something like a Unication pager?
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What type of digital signal are you trying to decode? That will determine what radio will work.
Perhaps you can tell us what you want to listen to, there are many types of digital, NXDN48, NXDN96, DMR Tier I, II, III, and P25 among others. Tell us what you are trying to do (listen or talk) and what system.
I believe it would be P25... not anything specific. I would use it when I travel to monitor and have noticed a lot of public safety freqs have gone the digital route... for example I was just in Waupaca Co WI which is P25 vhf and wasn’t happy with the performance of my old Pro-106...
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