TYT MD-UV380 Dual Band W/GPS and Free Programming Cable VHF/UHF (136-174MHz 400-480MHz)
Description
- About this item
- Start your journey into DMR with this great cost effective dual band DMR handheld with GPS.
- Sold by a US company based in Kansas City, Missouri. FREE Programming Cable! and software,
- Frequency Range: 136-174MHz/400-480MHz Channel: 3000 Channels 5W Transmitter
- Upgradable Firmware/Software available for New Features, Free Programming Cable for Easier Computer/PC Programming (P.S. Driver Installation NEEDED, Factory Software work with Win 7/8/10/XP ONLY); Please be noted that ALWAYS BACKUP your current Code Plug before modification.
- USEFUL INFO on MIKLOR site about Specification, Software & Firmware, DMR Programming issue, Operation. The Most POP Sing Band DMR Radio, Lots of USERS or TUTORIALS on Youtube, Google, Facebook Group. (Keywords: MD380 Toolz & DMR-MARC)
Get started in DMR with this great mid-tier option for a dual-band DMR handheld with GPS. General With GPS! FREE Programming cable! Frequency Range: 136-174MHz/400-480MHz Channel: 3000 channels Auido output power: 1W Battery type: Li-ion Transmitter -High: 5W -Low: 1W 4FSK digital mode: 12.5KHz (data only): 7K60FXD 12.5KHz (data + voice): 7K60FXE Digital protocol: ETSI TS 102 361-1-2-3 Vocoder Type: AMBE+2TM Receiver Analog sensibility: 0.2uV @ 12db SINAD Digital sensibility: 0.25uV (BER 5%) Audio power: 1W
Reviews
B**.
Solid DMR handie.
Cheap secondary DMR stand-by rig. I keep one in each car as a back-up to my mobile rig.
A**R
Programming
Could not program radio
R**D
Poorly documented and clunky
This is a popular radio. It's cheap. It's pretty well-made for the money. But the instruction manual for the radio is written in pidgin English and the is NO DOCUMENTATION AT ALL for the programming software. The programming software itself is a little "clunky", with "non-standard" processes that can be confusing. Although I'm a licensed ham with DMR programming experience, I did encounter some programming problems. The radio "bricked" on the first programming attempt, requiring me to re-flash its firmware (without instructions). Programming issues remained, however. It took me hours spent consulting YOUTUBE videos, DMR websites, social media, and other hams to solve these problems. The DMR ID database will not import all users from RadioID - just not enough memory in the radio to get it done. Although the AnyTone 878 is more expensive, it's still pretty cheap compared to most ham radios. I recommend that you save yourself a lot of trouble and get the AnyTone instead of the TYT MD-380. AE0L
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