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The one I held wasn't a Chinese knockoff. It was on display at the Unication booth last year.
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The one I held wasn't a Chinese knockoff. It was on display at the Unication booth last year.
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mmckenna
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You get it. I get it. I wonder how many others know what it's from?
I do I do 
I do. There's only one thing missing from that signature, and that's a chess piece.
I was on the Unication site watching a video about their signal booster product and they showed someone holding a Unication portable unit that is not listed on their site (or anywhere else). After some digging I found the unit on AliExpress (with the Unication logo on it). It's being sold/advertised as the "Communication Art U3". In the photos it looks like it's running some version of Unication OS. The shape is somewhat reminiscent of the XPR6550.
AliExpress listing: 60000.0US $ |Digital Multi Mode P25 Trunking /P25 Conventional/ DMR VHF/UHF /Low Band Handheld Radio|radio amplifer|radio frequency door lockradio military - AliExpress
Another listing: U3 Digital&Analog DMR/P25 Portable Smart Radio(For Military)(id:8896312) Product details - View U3 Digital&Analog DMR/P25 Portable Smart Radio(For Military) from Comart Co., Ltd - EC21
Another listing: 60000.0US $ |Low Band VHF 30 88MHz Hand Held Radio ,30 88MHz Digital Mode High Encryption Military Two Way Radio|vhf two way radio|vhf uhf radio antennavhf marine radio - AliExpress
Unication video (1:50): https://www.unicationusa.com/one-way-signal-booster
Can anyone shed some light on this? Is this an official Unication product? I would have assumed it was IP theft but found it strange that Unication used it in their official marketing materials.
Ooh! Something for the 6 meter band.
Richard Boone.
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