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I ran across the thread below, but it is "Not open for further replies", so I am starting another one.
I, too, am now looking for a UHF DMR mobile that is capable of a FPP (Front Panel Programmable) option.
Mmckenna suggested the radios below. Would these still be good choices?
Kenwood NX-5800(B) is UHF (Prefer Type 2: 380-470 MHz)
Kenwood NX-3820HG is UHF (Prefer Type 2: 400-470 MHz)
The NX-5800(B) shows that is is capable ot 512 channels per zone. Would that be the same for the NX-3820HG?
What would be the major differences between these two radios?
I did see that the NX-5800(B) Type 2 goes down to 380 MHz, but that wouldn't matter to me.
Can I get a wide-band authorization for either of these?
Are these "too new" to have FCC Part 95 Type Acceptance?
Would the NX-1800H be suitable, too? Is that capable of FPP?
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I, too, am now looking for a UHF DMR mobile that is capable of a FPP (Front Panel Programmable) option.
Mmckenna suggested the radios below. Would these still be good choices?
Kenwood NX-5800(B) is UHF (Prefer Type 2: 380-470 MHz)
Kenwood NX-3820HG is UHF (Prefer Type 2: 400-470 MHz)
The NX-5800(B) shows that is is capable ot 512 channels per zone. Would that be the same for the NX-3820HG?
What would be the major differences between these two radios?
I did see that the NX-5800(B) Type 2 goes down to 380 MHz, but that wouldn't matter to me.
Can I get a wide-band authorization for either of these?
Are these "too new" to have FCC Part 95 Type Acceptance?
Would the NX-1800H be suitable, too? Is that capable of FPP?
Kenwood & EF Johnson - FPP Mobile Radios
I apologize if this subject has been covered in past threads, but a quick search of this Forum did not reveal much, in-terms of relevant results. Is there a list of Kenwood or EF Johnson Radios, that were/are FPP (Front Panel Programmable) or Field Programmable? My focus is primarily on...