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NX-210
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kg4uad
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Its very nice! If you like the display/keypad layout of the tk-2180 then you will love this radio over the NX-200 layout, I traded my 210 in for a NX-220 because i wanted a physically smaller radio and i love the 220 but i miss the display of the 210. When i find a good deal on a used one i will get another. One note and maybe its nothing but in the literature for the NX-200 it states that the radio can be sent back to kenwood and firmware upgraded to P25 and the literature for the NX-210 makes no such claims (at least as of March 2012) when i was comparing the two.
good purchase
kg4uad
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I'll second that, the NX210 is like a "beefed up" and modernized NXDN version of a 2180. Similar RF performance, better display, and more features and creature comforts than you will ever need.
I traded mine a while ago and miss it. It had superb battery life, audio quality and everything you'd expect from a high end Kenwood LMR product.
I traded mine a while ago and miss it. It had superb battery life, audio quality and everything you'd expect from a high end Kenwood LMR product.
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