Radioddity DB40-D DMR & Analog 40W Mobile Radio with BT PTT & Earpiece, VHF UHF Dual Band Ham Amateur Radio with GPS/APRS, Cross-Band Repeater, SFR, Up to 500K ID Contacts, 4000 CH
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- 40W High Power and Smooth Communication: Enjoy the convenience of adjusting output power with options of 20W and 40W. Stay seamlessly connected by storing up to 500K DMR contact IDs (currently 300K, upgradeable via firmware when IDs reach 250K). Easily manage and access channels and zones from a substantial capacity of 4,000.
- Upgraded BT Operation: Cut the cords and embrace effortless communication. The equipped extra BT PTT keeps your hands on the wheel for distraction-free driving. The included BT earpiece ensures clarity and comfort, perfect for work or exploration. Stay connected and comfortable, wherever you are.
- Accurate Location with GPS/APRS: Stay confidently on course using the built-in GPS and APRS functions. Report instant updates on your location, ensuring others remain informed and you stay connected to your surroundings on every adventure.
- Extended Range with Repeating Feature: Use SFR for same-frequency transmission and reception, ensuring messages reach destination in tough conditions. Effortlessly establish cross-band repeaters with this ham radio, enhancing communication across frequency bands for long range talking.
- Ten Customizable Keys: Empower your communication with its 10 customizable keys. Tailor these keys for swift access to 20 frequently used functions, boosting your operational efficiency.
Brand: Radioddity
Color: Black
Number of Channels: 4000
Special Feature: Digital Display, BT PTT
Frequency Range: UHF-VHF
Tuner Technology: UHF VHF
Voltage: 2 Volts
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Included Components: 1 x GPS Antenna & BT Antenna, 1 x Detachable Speaker Microphone and Programming Cable, 1 x Power Cable with Car ChargerDC Power Cable (With 20A Fuse), 1 x DB40-D Mobile Radio (With 20A Fuse, Mounting Bracket and screws M4 x 10mm), 1 x BT PTT & Earpiece (With charging cable and three replaceable earbuds) See more
Compatible Devices: Smartphone, Speaker
Package Dimensions : 13.35 x 8.78 x 2.64 inches; 4.43 Pounds
Item model number : DB40 DMR
Date First Available : August 3, 2023
Manufacturer : Radioddity
Country of Origin : China
Customer Reviews: 3.5 3.5 out of 5 stars 7 ratings
Item Weight: 4.42 pounds
Package Dimensions: 13.35 x 8.78 x 2.64 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: DB40 DMR
Warranty: 18 months warranty
Date First Available: August 3, 2023
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Terrible audio and programming this radio is akin to a plate of spaghetti.
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2024 by R. J. H.
I had earlier purchased the Radioddity DB25D analog and digital DMR mobile radio. I returned it because of the sloppy firmware and its habit of locking up when it got slightly warm when I engaged in a lengthy conversation. One would expect the fan to prevent the radio from locking up. And it's not like I beat on the radio. So I bought the Radioddity DB40D. I was pleasantly surprised with its functioning. It had no obvious firmware issues. But after putting this radio through its paces, it, too, has shown its limitations. I have operated this radio on several local repeaters, both analog and digital, and my conversation partners report that they lose me, mid-transmission. This is not operator error or problems with the rock-solid repeaters or with my -70 dbm RSSI. The radio simply stops transmitting (either carrier or audio) whenever it feels like it. A radio that stops transmitting whenever it feels like it is not a radio. So it too is going back to Amazon. I will buy an Anytone 578, which is what I should have done to begin with. Radioddity should change their name to Radio No Workee. Sorry, guys. It's the truth. If you want a radio that looks pretty and allows you to listen to analog and digital transmissions, then this radio is for you. But if you want to, you know, um, actually talk for more than ten seconds without the radio sitting down in a huff and secretly refusing to transmit, then choose another radio.
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