• To anyone looking to acquire commercial radio programming software:

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Not that i needed yet another radio, but....

WSAC829

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I was initially thinking maybe a QT80/6666 Pro down the road (as i currently love my QT40), but i never liked the look of the 6666. I do like the look of the original AT-5555, but i could never find the N version with NRC. Just the Plus. I found the CRT SS6900V, but importing it from France was going to cost a fortune.
Last night i hopped on E-Bay again and came upon a steal of a deal. The Retevis Ailunce HS4. It's a rebranded AT-5555 Plus/N (the newest version), but Retevis was having a celebration sale, plus offered a 20% off coupon code on top of that. After the sale price and coupon code i snagged it for $175.99! w/free shipping and it included a mag mount antenna as well. I'm pretty stoked. Now to wait as it's coming direct from Retevis and could take 2-4 weeks to get here.

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