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It looks like the family is getting bigger - TP9700 DMR Portable Multiband Radio | Tait Communications
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TP9700 Multiband DMR released.
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mmckenna
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That's supposed to be the TP-9900. It was mentioned at IWCE, but haven't see anything else about it.
But, between the 9700 and the Kenwood VP8000, these will probably be the radios many hams will be eager to get their hands on.
Our county shop has a TP9800 on loan from Tait and they offered it to me to try out for a while. Nice small package...
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Yea, we got the Tait demo package with 2 TP9800's. Agree, nice form factor. But what I don't understand is why the multiple model numbers. 1 model -could- cover it all. The problem with the different models is it would be my assumption that you can not upgrade to P25/DMR eith these 2 models, something many in my area are looking for.
Hopefully the TP9900 envision didn't get scrapped.
Hopefully the TP9900 envision didn't get scrapped.
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New thread created for the 9900.
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