Initial ImpressionsMy reason for purchasing a PMR 446 radio was to enable bike to bike communication. I needed a radio that would be robust, have a good battery life, and be able to accept the standard headphone & mic accessories. When I discovered that Alinco did this PMR 446 version […]
If you have been online recently looking at the radio category on the popular auction website eBay then you have probably seen a large number of Chinese sellers selling radio communication products at incredibly cheap prices. Some pieces of gear and well known brand names in the communication industry such […]
Graham (5thElement) tries out the new Intek MT-5050 PMR handheld. The MT-5050 is a professional looking radio aimed at the professional radio user but without the higher price tags associated with some brand names. Graham soon discovers that there is more to this handheld than meets the eye! Introduction The […]
Mark, Pantenneman tries out the Goodmans GMPR116 for TM1: While testing out the Puxing PX777plus handhelds, the following weekend I decide to bring down my Tevion Action 850’s that I own to my Girlfriend’s place over the weekend out of random curiosity. I had an aim to solve a communication […]
Mark, Pantenneman looks into the possibility of using Chinese PMR Handhelds for a UHF CB style service. As noted in previous reviews, the availability of Chinese imported handsets is alarmingly easy in the age of online buying from the likes of eBay. Normally, these handsets are bought for the use […]
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