Yep, all with stolen IP from other companies who developed and patented them. but who cares right? Victimless crime. Well fortunately someone does. They are thieves and scoundrels. Right up there with Huawei.Hytera has a lot of business in western Europe and the USA worth more than the radio business.
OT but the Huawei tablet I have is the best device I ever owned.Yep, all with stolen IP from other companies who developed and patented them. but who cares right? Victimless crime. Well fortunately someone does. They are Right up there with Huawei.
I was on a video they said the hamgreek apx 8000 is made by Motorola it was a daul band radio that was supposed to sell for cheap but they thought it was a bad idea and kicked it to the curve and sold it off to some company and these is it. I actually brought one from eBay good radio love the audio
That's the PoC/UHF version. I presume it would need a SIM card to access cellular networks. As a guess, the Hamgeek version would have a different motherboard. It's another way to amortize the cost of the injection molding dies for the case halves.I found a site with a download link to the programming software in case anyone wants to have a look.
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There is no way they'd make this. Now if they were going to they tossed idea all together and it would have had different firmware and software in the radio completely and would have been more like a actual apx with less ability.I was on a video they said the hamgreek apx 8000 is made by Motorola it was a daul band radio that was supposed to sell for cheap but they thought it was a bad idea and kicked it to the curve and sold it off to some company and these is it. I actually brought one from eBay good radio love the audio
Own several personally and have fleet but the Chinese fire cracker is fun to break.Guess you guys will have to pony up $7000 for the real Mccoy. Too bad.
And it just happens to have the exact frequency ranges as CCR's, including the FM broadcast band. What a coincidence.I was on a video they said the hamgreek apx 8000 is made by Motorola it was a daul band radio that was supposed to sell for cheap but they thought it was a bad idea and kicked it to the curve and sold it off to some company and these is it. I actually brought one from eBay good radio love the audio