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Author Topic: For those who have their GMRS License, there's the new Radioddity X1 Pro HT.  (Read 3971 times)

ThaDood

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For those who have their GMRS License, there's the new Radioddity X1 Pro HT.
« on: July 08, 2026, 1821 UTC »
https://www.rigpix.com/gmrs/radioddity_x1pro.htm     Huh??? Mid-power is 5W, with High-Power at 7W? The Low Power at 1/2W seem good though, but that Mid-Power? What's the point, unless that Mid can be configured to anything? Other-wise, looks like a neat HT for GMRS.
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For those who have their GMRS License, there's the new Radioddity X1 Pro HT.
« Reply #1 on: July 08, 2026, 2100 UTC »
Wow 7W??

Alot of people dont bother to pay the FCC to use the airwaves so why give them that much power??

Things might end up like 11m!!


I think they like to have a record of everyone who has one IN CASE there is a problem they dont have to spend time trying to find the signal.......
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Re: For those who have their GMRS License, there's the new Radioddity X1 Pro HT?
« Reply #2 on: July 09, 2026, 1459 UTC »
GMRS may become like 11M CB? Well... The worst harm that I could see there is repeater disruptions from douchebags. However, due to the nature of 462 / 467MHz FREQ's, I doubt that you're going to hear 1kW UHF linears burning up Tropo Propagation from Needle Benders & Mudducks. (Fo' 10, fo' 10!!!)
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For those who have their GMRS License, there's the new Radioddity X1 Pro HT.
« Reply #3 on: July 09, 2026, 2222 UTC »
Hehe no the freq has the advantage doesnt it?
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