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Kenwood NX-5000 dual-mode P25/NXDN radios
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Same here. I saved it and then opened it in an image viewer so I could make it fit the screen. Much better.
It should be in the same folder where the programming software is installed.
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So what is this then?
http://www.ameradio.com/product/101178/description.html
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Do these radios have any features comparable to the TFS option of the X90 radios?
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It means "DON'T BUY FROM ME, I AM NOT A DEALER."
If they are NOT listed on this page Find your dealer - KENWOOD USA they are NOT a dealer.
This is a third party vendor, you will loose out on any warranty work
if you bought your radio from them. PERIOD. Don't believe me, ask Kenwood.
Dealers are not allowed to sell on the internet, Commercial grade radios.
THIS INCLUDES SOFTWARE. They are in violation and they will be dealt with.
YOU HAVE BEEN ADVISED!
PLEASE NOTE – Export Compliance ECCN 5D992
Certain JVC Kenwood products are U.S. export controlled and your JVC Kenwood business agreement requires
compliance with all applicable laws including the export, re-export and deemed export laws and regulations of
the United States as well as the import laws of any destination country or entity. LMR transceivers,
encryption modules, key loaders, radio FPUs and technology (e.g. tech. support & training) are export
controlled by the U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry & Security per the
Export Administration Regulations (EAR) [refer to www.bis.gov].
It is the dealers responsibility to follow all applicable laws.
I work for a legit dealer. They are not in my list of authorized Dealers for LMR.
If they are NOT listed on this page Find your dealer - KENWOOD USA they are NOT a dealer.
This is a third party vendor, you will loose out on any warranty work
if you bought your radio from them. PERIOD. Don't believe me, ask Kenwood.
Dealers are not allowed to sell on the internet, Commercial grade radios.
THIS INCLUDES SOFTWARE. They are in violation and they will be dealt with.
YOU HAVE BEEN ADVISED!
PLEASE NOTE – Export Compliance ECCN 5D992
Certain JVC Kenwood products are U.S. export controlled and your JVC Kenwood business agreement requires
compliance with all applicable laws including the export, re-export and deemed export laws and regulations of
the United States as well as the import laws of any destination country or entity. LMR transceivers,
encryption modules, key loaders, radio FPUs and technology (e.g. tech. support & training) are export
controlled by the U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry & Security per the
Export Administration Regulations (EAR) [refer to www.bis.gov].
It is the dealers responsibility to follow all applicable laws.
I work for a legit dealer. They are not in my list of authorized Dealers for LMR.
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I completely understand dealers only, and am in no way trying to purchase from someone that is not legit. I'm located in California and I am unaware of any local dealers so my only option it to look towards the web.
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