JVCKENWOOD USA Corporation announces the NX-3400 (8/900 MHz Universal Connector), NX-3420 (8/900 MHz 2pin Connector), NX-3920G (800MHz) and NX-3921G (900MHz) NEXEDGE Multi-Protocol Digital & Analog Portable and Mobile Radios.
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NX-3000 Series 800/900 MHz Product Release
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mmckenna
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Thanks,
I was figuring they'd release it this week. I'll put in an order for one when I get back in town. I saw the FCC cert hit a few weeks ago.
Would be interesting to know if the boys in Carson have a way to put it on 900MHz amateur band yet.
I was figuring they'd release it this week. I'll put in an order for one when I get back in town. I saw the FCC cert hit a few weeks ago.
Would be interesting to know if the boys in Carson have a way to put it on 900MHz amateur band yet.
mmckenna
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Well, good. I've got a few hundred NX-410's and a crap load of NX-900's and a few 420's.
I was figuring they'd axe those when this came out. All the more reason to get one on the system.
I've got a few end users that want to buy new radios, I'll need to give them a kick.
I was figuring they'd axe those when this came out. All the more reason to get one on the system.
I've got a few end users that want to buy new radios, I'll need to give them a kick.
mmckenna
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Looks like pricing was released today.
I just put in a request for a quote on one with a bunch of accessories so I can give it a proper trial on our system.
I just put in a request for a quote on one with a bunch of accessories so I can give it a proper trial on our system.
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