Rugged DMR Radio Kit with Programming Cable
Bluetooth DMR Radio Kit with Programming Cable
Retevis RT3S Digital Dual Band DMR Radio Bundle
Uninterrupted Range – Stay connected, no matter the distance.
Crystal Clear Communication – Hear and be heard, loud and clear.
All-Day Power – 24+ hours of reliable use, no recharge needed.
Sound You Can Trust – Sharp, clear audio in any environment.
Built to Last – Drop it, bump it, it keeps going.
Fast Delivery from EU Local Warehouse
Professional RB22 DMR ham radio works in a UHF frequency band.
It is the first semi-keyboard ham radio that brings a new experience.
And the 1.77-inch color screen can provide a wonderful visual experience.
More importantly, you can use it in your business because of the features and features that make employees enjoy their work more.
NOTE: Programming software: please click "support" to download
NOTE: Programming software: please click "support" to download
NOTE: Please download the Programming Software from “SUPPORT”
Flexible IP networking: The device is connected in an IP interconnection mode, and supports wired access mode or wireless access modes such as WIFI, 3G/4G, and satellite communication to implement voice and data communication.
Updated with a Type-C Connector
NOTE: Please download the Programming Software from "SUPPORT"
NOTE: Programming software: please click "support" to download
NOTE:
NOTE:
NOTE: Programming software: please click "support" to download
ps: Purchases in Australia will be shipped from local warehouses in Australia.
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Digital radios are the new generation of two-way radios, and they bring many benefits. Instead of transmitting voice through analog waves, digital radios convert voice into data using binary code. This allows the signal to be sent more clearly, with less interference, and over greater distances. Digital signals are discrete, meaning they can carry data that is less affected by background noise and interference.
DMR is a TDMA mode (Time Division Multiple Access) which means that it allows several users to share the same frequency channel by dividing that signal into different time slots. Each frequency has a slot 1 or slot 2 and each slot can be used by different users.
All digital radios are hundreds of dollars more expensive than FM-only ones, which makes them more than double the price of the better FM radios.
But as digital radios become more common, their prices will likely go down. For companies that want more range, more features, and better audio quality, investing in digital radios could be a smart choice for the future. The digital features, like GPS, data messaging, and better channel control, may prove to be a huge advantage—especially as business communication continues to evolve.
One of the reasons DMR provides such an easy migration path for existing analogue radio users is that it operates within the existing 12.5 kHz channel spacing used in licensed land mobile frequency bands globally. This removes the need for time consuming and expensive frequency re-cycling or special frequencies allocation. Most manufacturers enable mixed fleets of analogue and digital radios to operate together to enable a gradual transition.
The great benefit of DMR is that it provides two voice channels for every one analogue channel through the use of two-slot TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access) technology, which divides a 12.5 kHz channel into two independent time slots. It also means DMR achieves the 6.25 kHz channel equivalence (6.25e), specified by many global regulators seeking greater spectral efficiency.