I got an e-mail from Wouxun this morning.
"Latest mobile radio model:KG-UV950P with QUAD bands:
RX:
28.000-29.795MHZ
50.000-54.995MHZ
108.000-180.995MHZ (AM/FM)
320-480.995MHZ
65.000-108.000MHZ
TX:
28.000-29.795MHZ
50.000-54.995MHZ
136.000-174.995MHZ
400.000-470.995MHZ
2. Same or different band(s) simultaneous reception: UU, VV, UV or VU
3. Remote control setting
4. Four levels of output power:
VHF 50W/20W/10W/5W
UHF 40W/20W/10W/5W
5. 8 Groups scrambler plus 2 groups customized scrambler"
They also mention a new HT.
"Branded New Designed Handheld(with undetermined model number)：
1.Dual band, dual standby, simultaneous reception: UU, VV, UV or VU.
2. Full duplex cross-band
3.Customized CTCSS; DCS encoding/decoding(Including 105 groups standard DCS and 50 groups normal CTCSS)"
Hmmm... If it'll TX SSB on 10m & 6m, then I'd probably go for it. IF they learned from feedback from the 920.
ReplyDeleteI'm with you on that one, it needs SSB! I think the price will be around $430-450, it needs to compete with Yaesu's FT-8900R at $449 with a $50 off rebate.
ReplyDeleteI'd say to "compete" with the FT-8900R this ones needs to be $375 or less...
ReplyDeleteDid Wouxun tell you if this rig will be capable of SSB on the 10 and 6 meter bands?
ReplyDeleteI'kk go for it right now! For me, it's a simple way of keeping track of my repeaters on 10, 6, 2, and .7 meter bands! I wished it also had 1.25 meter then I can use one radio to monotor all five repeaters!
ReplyDeleteI got one, works well enough, the "Dual" receive on it is a bit crap, if you transmit on 2m and have second VFO on 70cm you will get a lot of feedback, the 920 was better in that it shut off the second receive when you keyed the microphone....
ReplyDeletei own this radio as a christmas present, so far the only issue im finding is that i programed the radio via software and after uploading it to the radio when i go to scan my memories it only scans 4 even though the radio shows ten in memory
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