Radioddity GD-88 DMR & Analog 7W Handheld Radio, VHF UHF Dual Band Ham Two Way Radio, with APRS, Cross-Band Repeater, SFR, 300K Contacts Black
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Why We Love It
- Smooth transition from analog to digital.
- Extends talking range significantly.
- Long-lasting power provision.
Main Highlights
- Dual Band, Dual Mode, and Dual Standby | It contains two independent VFOs that allow dual-band operation on VHF and UHF channels. With dual mode, the GD-88 allows a smooth transition from communication with conventional analog radios to digital DMR (DMR Tier II) at any time. It also comes with dual-standby to monitor two channels at the same time.
- Cross-band Repeater Function | Working as a base radio to extend your talking range, it is capable of transmitting on one frequency band (UHF/VHF) a receive a signal on the other frequency band (VHF/UHF). Compared to traditional cross-band repeaters, can cross-band repeat from an analog band to a digital one (or from digital to analog.)
- Same Frequency Repeater (SFR) Function | Using just one frequency for transmitting and receiving gives it full use of the DMR TDMA-technique by using one timeslot for receiving and transmitting the received signal on the same frequency, but using the second timeslot, acting as a Same-Frequency-Repeater (SFR). Multiple GD-88’s within a certain area can create a mesh-network, allowing single-VFO radios to communicate with other radios bridged by several GD-88’s that are operating in SFR-mode. The GD-88 is must-have radio for emergency situations where conventional communication systems are limited or unavailable.
- Real-time push messages of position | It allows real-time push messages of position beacons to the APRS-network. This makes it ideal for outdoor activities where you need to be tracked by others, especially emergency situations.
- Long-Lasting Power | With a powerful 3000mAh battery and built-in power saving feature, the Radioddity GD-88 supports up to 48 hours of standby time, 15 hours of use under analog mode, and 23 hours of use under digital mode.
