hello i wanted to let you guys and girls know in radio land, that i found a nice DMR radio Compatible with Motorola and Hytera digital. there UHF for now. with VHF on the way in a mouth or so, the cost in 185.00 for the full keypad radio. i have talked to the makers and it will do type 1 & 2 DMR for Motorola xpr's. i am looking to buy 2 of them to test when i get my tax returned. if any of you have one let me know what you think and like about them and what i should know about them too. thanks
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