Kight Radio is attending an electronics show in China and he's come across the Hora 2780 mobile. He says it has been around for five years.
The box/brochure says:
V/V, U/U simultaneous receiver capability, independent controls for each left and right bands
Frequency Range:
TX:
136 - 174 MHz / 400 - 450 MHz
RX:
118 - 550 MHz / 118 - 174 MHz
375 - 550 MHz / 810 - 999 MHz
- Independent controls for each band
- Dynamic Memory Scan (DMS)
- Wideband receiver
- HM-133, remote control microphone
A jack of many hobbies and a master of none - spending lots of time on amateur/ham radio, running, and technology.
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Monday, May 6, 2013
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Hora HR-79D: Digital Mobile
More from Nate (with some notes from me in brackets):
A new mono-band (136-174MHZ) mobile VHF radio just got added to the 409Shop's plethora of radios, the Hora HR-79D ($296 USD). [Based on the picture of the box, I'm guessing the "V" in the part number is for VHF, but I don't see a UHF version.]
While the body of the radio reminds me of the Yaesu FTM-350, the most interesting feature is the FDMA modulation with 6.25K channels option.
I looked into it, and I suspect that since Chinese radios pretty much "borrow" everything Kenwood, these may be NXDN / Nexedge compatible.
Of-course if you would like a different brand on the same radio, there is the identical Luiton DG-78 and DG-79. [I was looking back to see what I had posted before about Luiton and note that Kight Radio had warned about "fake" FTM-350 radios being sold as Luiton FTM-350AR.]
Looks like the year of the Water Snake is going to be very interesting.
A new mono-band (136-174MHZ) mobile VHF radio just got added to the 409Shop's plethora of radios, the Hora HR-79D ($296 USD). [Based on the picture of the box, I'm guessing the "V" in the part number is for VHF, but I don't see a UHF version.]
Some Specs:
- Analog mode, digital mode, mixed analog/digital mode
- FDMA modulation with 6.25K channels
- Super High security
- 999 channels with 20 Zones, each Zone with 50 channels
- More than 7 codes ID number
- Large programmable buttons
- Powerful, front-facing speaker
- Steps: 5/6.25/10/12.5/20/25/50/100 KHZ
- Output Power: 55W/15W/10W/5W
While the body of the radio reminds me of the Yaesu FTM-350, the most interesting feature is the FDMA modulation with 6.25K channels option.
I looked into it, and I suspect that since Chinese radios pretty much "borrow" everything Kenwood, these may be NXDN / Nexedge compatible.
Of-course if you would like a different brand on the same radio, there is the identical Luiton DG-78 and DG-79. [I was looking back to see what I had posted before about Luiton and note that Kight Radio had warned about "fake" FTM-350 radios being sold as Luiton FTM-350AR.]
Looks like the year of the Water Snake is going to be very interesting.
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