| Frequency Range: | 400-470Mhz/136-174MHz/222-225MHz/350-40MHz |
| Power Input: | 2-5 Watts (10%) |
| Power Output : | 20-30Watts |
| Supply Voltage�� | 12~15V��DC�� |
| Current Consumption�� | 4.5~5.5A |
| Input/Output Impedance : | 50 Ohm Nominal |
| RF Connectors�� | RF
Input (Radio)-SMA* RF Output(Antenna)-SL-16* *RF connectors can be ordered in any configuration of TNC or N-type per customer's |
| Size:(HxWxD) | 35x115x135(mm) |
| Weight: | 800 g |
| Month | Extra | Advanced | General | Technician | Novice | ARS Total |
| Nov-17 | 144,985 | 42,208 | 174,162 | 377,507 | 9,132 | 747,994 |
| Oct-17 | 144,666 | 42,479 | 173,694 | 375,597 | 9,192 | 745,628 |
| Sep-17 | 144,672 | 42,838 | 173,601 | 374,833 | 9,257 | 745,201 |
| Aug-17 | 144,654 | 43,070 | 173,471 | 374,378 | 9,309 | 744,882 |
| Jul-17 | 144,387 | 43,240 | 173,170 | 373,653 | 9,373 | 743,823 |
Good info for the next time someone asks about the origin of the term "ham radio" https://t.co/i8O65uEfTr #hamradio— BobW (@K0NR) September 7, 2017
"A walkie-talkie app called Zello is No. 1 in the App Store because of Hurricane Irma"
"MURS is a two-way, VHF short-distance voice or data communications service for personal or business activities of the general public.I'll have to recruit the help of my crack team to help me test these MURS radios out.
The MURS-V1 is a great introduction to two-way radios as a step-up from common walkie talkies. The MURS-V1 introduces users to common PL (Private Line) tones and terminology. Standard CTCSS and DCS terminology is used without abstract Menu terms (such as "Tone 12") used by bubble-pack radios."
TYT MD-9600 Firmware Update Available https://t.co/vleEhgJA0Y #dmrradio @HamRadioDMR #hamradio @brickolore #hamr— BuyTwoWayRadios.com (@2wayradios) August 28, 2017
"Some of the TYT MD-9600 owners reported an issue loading channels into their radio using the programming software. The software was reporting that the data was being written successfully, but some or all channels were not accessible on the radio.
To address this issue, TYT released an updated firmware version (3.28) and an updated version of the programming software (1.18)."
Attention :: the SMA connector of the TYT MD-2017 is fragile like a crystal - warning. pic.twitter.com/4ENoAQt4WE— DMR-Marc Canada Net (@DMRNETcanada) August 15, 2017
"OOPS! We have Just received a full mismarked shipment of radios from the factory. We ordered MD-380G which is a MD380 with a GPS installed. What came in was a radio labeled MD380G. But it has no GPS. So we are blowing out these brand new mis marked radios. This is just a normal TYT MD-380 UHF Version that is marked as a MD-380G. This radio does not have a GPS installed. Quantities are limited and once they are gone, they are gone."Via @HamRadio360.
"Anthony Roque, Sales Manager here at Buy Two Way Radios and co-host of The Two Way Radio Show, received a very positive update last night from TYT. Our demo unit of the much anticipated MD-9600 will be shipping out very soon!!"
"With this announcement, TYT also confirmed a couple of changes from the initial announcement. The biggest and most exciting change is that the MD-9600 will be a dual band (UHF/VHF) radio instead of a separate version for each band."
"With our first batch of TYT MD-2017's, we had a few customers call complaining of issues programming the radio. After some back and forth, we identified the issue as being a poor solder within the radio connector on the programming cable. Customers with this issue were not able read their radios from the programming software.
TYT has confirmed the issue, and are immediately working to correct the problem. We are told that all of our future shipments will have the updated cable, so if you order a radio or a cable from this point forward you won't have to worry about this issue.
This issue affected a very small number of customers (less than 3%), so we appreciate TYT's willingness to make the fix a priority."
