There have been quite a few Chinese radio’s that have obtained FCC type-acceptance, but this is one of the few user programable Dual-Band portables.
This radio can be found on eBay for around $130 (or less), the package includes a Li-ion battery, desktop charger and manual etc…
FCC ID: ‘XBPTG-UV’
Uniden’s new base/mobile scanner with TRUNKTRACKER III technology. That means it does EDACS, Motorola systems (not P25) and LTR. Note this is the X model, which is slightly different then the BCT15, like more memory.
Loaded with features, it has an option for GPS, and computer programming. Range is about 25-1300 Mhz with the usual gaps.
FCC ID: ‘AMWUB361′
Uniden’s new base scanner with TrunkTracker IV technology. Range from about 25-1300Mhz (with the usual gaps).
BC996XT
For more detail on features and functionality, please check out Uniden’s WIKI.
Or visit my good friends at www.RadioReference.com
Manual here, more pictures here.
FCC ID: ‘AMWUB360′
Yaesu’s new rugged deluxe 2 meter amateur mobile transceiver, the FT-2900R.
Can produce 75 watts, extended receive (136-174Mhz), direct frequency entry through the microphone and WIRES capable.
Manual here, more pictures here.
FCC ID: ‘K6620393X50′
New from Alinco is the DJ-G7T Triple-Band Transceiver. It works on 2m , 70cm and 23cm bands.
It can receive from 531Khz-1300Mhz in AM/FM and WFM.
Some features: Rain proof (not water proof), true dual-band receive, Li-Ion battery, other then that it has what you might expect from your typical hand-held radio.
DJ-G7T
Manual here, more picture here.
More information from Universal Radio here.
FCC ID: PH3DJ-G7T
