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Author Topic: Stripped-down Nextel-like HT's? Well, at least intriguing.  (Read 2936 times)

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Stripped-down Nextel-like HT's? Well, at least intriguing.
« on: February 06, 2025, 2002 UTC »
https://rapidradios.com/?view=abconvert-index-WU8xc6vs   I've heard about these advertised on C2C AM, and I've had friends ask me just how would these work? My guess was right, they won't work in a totally dead cell area. There are like a stripped-down version of how Nextel made their cell flip-phones with that Walkie-Talkie function. That said, they do seem to offer a VHF / UHF HT.  https://rapidradios.com/products/my-emergency-radio-emergency-vhf-uhf-radio  Doesn't seem to be much INFO on these, but must be like Beofangs? (Speculating here...) Still, intriguing...
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