[CTSARA] Hytera PD36X

[Jon Perelstein]

Note in the review that the reviewer said " cable is abt $50 from a
dealer".  He didn't mention whether there is an extra cost for the software
in addition to the cable.

I don't see any way to put a different antenna on it (maybe there is and I
just don't see it).  That little stubby antenna will have limited use for
anything but short distances.  Looking at the brochure, it looks like
something targeted for use in relatively short-range work spaces like
hotels and office buildings.

Jon

On Fri, Feb 6, 2015 at 2:38 PM, Andrew Rosca <andrew at rosca.net> wrote:

> Does anyone have experience with this radio? It's $165 with free shipping
> (granted, with no accessories). http://amzn.com/B00QF4AG72
>
> I'm curious in particular if it can be programmed with a regular microUSB
> cable (as opposed to a proprietary cable you buy from them)
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