Costco in Brookfield radio upgrade

[radioguy224]

I was at Costco in Brookfield today and I saw a lot of the staff with Hytera HP782-IS H-Series radios on there hip . Was wondering if anyone has any info on this. Or know if Costco went to DMR radio system

 

[smartconnect]

I was at Costco in Brookfield today and I saw a lot of the staff with Hytera HP782-IS H-Series radios on there hip . Was wondering if anyone has any info on this. Or know if Costco went to DMR radio system

interesting, my local costco went p25 strapped aes

 

[radioguy224]

This is what they had been using in the past

 

[APX7500X2]

interesting, my local costco went p25 strapped aes

radioguy224 the above comment is what ignore is for...I wont even see his reply

Now to your question I was in Costco in Norwalk the other day and they had CP200D radios. Not sure if they were using them analog or dmr

 

[radioguy224]

radioguy224 the above comment is what ignore is for...I wont even see his reply

Now to your question I was in Costco in Norwalk the other day and they had CP200D radios. Not sure if they were using them analog or dmr

So the Brookfield Costco had the tyt radios with stubby Antennas

 

[Dave520]

Did a little FCC search for Costco and here is what I found!

WQLL302 - This is a nationwide license for UHF frequencies that shows analog emissions. I know Norwalk is on one of the UHF channels, I just do not remember which one. They are using TYT radios also for the most part and maybe a few CP200D radios as mentioned.

WQMD311, WQMZ420, WQNC - These licenses have MANY control points and appear to be for mostly older VHF channels. (note Norwalk and Brookfield are under WQMZ420)

Hope this helps a little!!

Regards,
Dave520