I think it’s great to have variety and access into communication for all.I welcome new technology and in low sunspot times it’s a bonus to be able to communicate with other hams regardless of conditions 😀 Gm4zji Chris.
Liked the video and the phone/radio. And they are not too expensive! My Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will eventually cost me $900! And it will not do what the T320 does or the MI or the K1 from RFinder. My next cell phone will be a cell/radio combo. Thanks for the video.
Great podcast, Eric. Perfect timing seeing as you just joined the DigiComm Cafe Community today. Good to see you covering this. Thank you. Denny - KD5DLJ
Great review. Glad that you explained that the antenna is used over the cell phone network. Since none of the newer cell phones put external jacks in their phones anymore, this would be good to use in mountainous areas. A bonus use in addition to its ham capabilities.
The other big problem with using a 3G device versus a 4G device is Android 4 vs Android 7 (respectively). An Android 7 device will likely work with 8. But an Android 4 device... you’re likely stuck there. That can be a pretty big problem for long term usability. I’m waiting for a 4G/LTE that has UHF DMR... THAT will be what causes me to buy one... It’ll work up at my cabin
Preaching to the converted here. I class myself as a communicator. As someone said in QSO the other day, we should ditch the name Amateur Radio and use something like Hobby Communications instead (encompassing Radio). I am not in a good place for RF, although I do some QRP CW from time to time. If I run any decent power, I cause havoc with local TV receivers. So network radio is ideal for me when I'm at home. When out and about, I have plenty of handhelds to access the local repeaters. I don't mind how I get in, as long as I'm communicating :-) Currently, I use TeamSpeak and Zello on my iPhone, but Im looking forward to trying out the T320 I have on order. Thanks for a great, positive video. 73 de G0TDJ
Well have to say... Very informative and thanks for a very well explained video on "Network radio". To be fair never been a fan of non RF based system. However after saying that, I am now in a location where there is no decent Repeater system... and I can see the value of this system.. cheers VK2ARO
External antenna port? Do any cell phones have a port to connect to antenna? Old Nokia had a connection to roof top antenna great connection very few dropped called
I appreciate you making this video it is very informative...except it would have been better if you had spent a little time showing us how to setup Teamspeak
Once I get my ticket I'm just going to use plain hf, vhf and uhf. But if this version of a radio can do everything in bfe then I'll consider it but what concerns me I will have to subscribe to a service to use this smartphone radio.
Do you know if these would work with Sprint DTC+, looking to replace my companies POC phones and want to get something that allows multiple apps and a transitional phase from DTC+ to a different app that is more open across platforms to allow us to link up with other companies while working together.
Very good Aproach. I'm Able to connect these Networlk radios (with GPS) on my GPS Platform. In my Personal Opnion Zello is Banwidth eater , there are some others methods to avoid this glitch specially if you switch from 4LTE to 3G networks environments (specially in 3rd world conutries),
Hi there and thanks for the video. I use this device for almost 2 months, and very often if I get a call, it makes a loud noise and I can't hear the messy. I need to press the repeat button to hear it. Do you have any idea why is this happening? Thanks in advance
USA users. Please get a network radio that supports 4G or 4G LTE as most USA cellular carriers are discontinuing support for 3G devices by the end of this year, 2021.
and I was also wondering if whether it comes with Zillow installed or with a radio program walkie-talkie program installed also on the phone thanks God bless have a blessed day and I'm waiting for replies
Hi. I just got the Inrico S200 and I wonder if I should return it and get this radio instead. Why? Because I read that the S200 has only 27h of Standby and this one is supposed to have 80h. Can you confirm this? Thank for posting.
Just have a question? Can anybody create an app for AGM RS radio on app that connects to any? The Amaras radio for Android and iOS just curious to know if such a thing is possible anyway thank you guys everyone God bless.
do you know if I can get the latest version of Android on these types of phones and was just curious and what providers can I put it on like AT&T T-Mobile or both just out of sheer curiosity I was just curious to know thank you for sending me the link although I did try it and it did send me to the correct website and I just didn't know what to do on there because I just didn't know what to do and I had this question beforehand can I get the latest version of Android on a phone like this because I the last thing I need is for apps to stop working that's the last thing I need anyway get back to me God bless thank you very very much and I really appreciate it
Some of these T320s have UHF or VHF transmit capability, I was looking for a video that showed the interface for VHF this on the phone. Since it has GPS, it seems like this would be a good tool to do APRS with as well, but maybe their is not an app for that yet. It seems like you could use this like a 2 m HT, with echolink via the app and internet, and as a phone. I think that it is only 3 Watts of transmit, but that is often enough. Has anyone tried using this phone as an HT, or with APRS?
hello, here is Erica from Real PTT system, and our software can works all types android radio, also with our manufacturers linux radio, if you want to know more pls email me, erica@realptt.com.
And now the only thing that I'm looking yet either do than FCC license required for any of these systems cuz I plan on using Zillow if possible and I was just wondering about the other programs that you were discussing about thanks for putting the link in the description again it's very very appreciative God bless
Andis one more thing that's important here where the FCC license is required you know you got to let us know because people like me who are brand new to this kind of stuff I don't want to just get a radio and then find out hey I need to get an FCC license I want to know before I get the radio do I need an FCC license for any of these programs that you're speaking about and I also would like to know where to get this type of phone radio thanks God bless
and I'm talking about also Zillow I see you talk about something else of course I'm going to listen again even though I guarantee I already heard it but I'm talking about Zillow being able to use yellow on one of these guys anyway God bless thanks
Poc radios are the cway ahead for commercial two way coms,,,they are way cheaper than setting up a radio network for truck or bus company or utility firm,,,ideal for national coverage or a town or city it makes sence,,kenwood and icom etc are alrrady onboard with there own ranges of poc radios that are pmr/lmr grade,,,why it took so long to take off i dont know as for years we have had cellular phone networks and ptt over cellular where a slot was allocated every time you keyed up to call someone on ptt,,popular in usa but never really took off in the uk and eu...but poc is becoming popular as way cheaper than have to pay for licence,repeater site fee,s etc.
The UK Hub, The Guild and the Alabama Link all crosslink onto DMR, but it doesn't allow you you dial up specific DMR talk groups if that's what you mean?
Still need a dmr radio for dmr, still need a yaesu fusion radio for fusion digital, still need a icom for dstar digital. This will not do that. People are only linking in and using refelcotor to bring zello and or dmr or whatever else into a voip room. Still need a real rf radio to do ham radio.
It does. Although it's not the best cellphone to use... I do have a separate sim in mine now, but previously I've just used the hotspot on my iPhone to tether it to. The Inrico devices all have built in wifi.
Gary, strange that this question is not answered by anyone, not even by the manufactures. I have asked it several times with no reply. This is a very key point for it appears that many will want it located only in their house. However, after looking at many videos and reading various comments, it appears that for a fixed location cellular is not required. Except for phone calls.
this device and cell phones are radios, both use the cellular network. A traditional ham , amateur radio uses the radio waves. What happens when your internet connection goes down?
what sim card did you use because i have an unlocked phone and no one seems to be able to add to their network i keep getting sim card locked message PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!
installed teamspeak, installed crosslink server, showing a guest, i"m tryring to register my callsign with IRN but cannot find where, anyone able to help please, Mike
I'm looking to get one of these and I was just wondering where to get it I ask somebody else on another TH-cam channel they gave me a website but I didn't see any of this type of walkie-talkie phones that you you guys are all talking about on that site if anyone could direct me to the proper sight I would appreciate it thanks have a blessed day
If it was a 4g and vhf or uhf radio it would be almost perfect. Both cell capable and radio capable. A perfect combination. The problem is the 3g is slow....what if you want to stream music or podcasts on the T298? Can the 3g handle that.
3g on a good signal will handle 12-16mbps, whereas 4g is up to 50mbps. For years I installed AT&T Uverse internet, and 80% of the homes I installed were 18 meg and less, running multiple devices no problem. I can stream music all day long on 3g at 6 meg, then again, most of the customers at AT&T had 6-12mbps and ran netflix and amazon prime no problems.
I think the T298 is a good option then....They are pretty cheap and I can upgrade in the future if need be. Most of the time I would be on wifi and the other times the phone would be used for talking. Plus 3g is reliable and a workhorse still.
TOP brother passei la no teu canal pra ver o video, tenho uma duvida espero que voce me ajude. irei precisar pagar os dados moveis pra poder usar. quero comprar varios desses para montar uma rede igual a dos motorolas.
@@Qualeomais sim para ter comunicação com o RADIO-TONE TERA QUE TER UM CHIP ATIVO USO UM COM UM PLANO DE 3GIGA POR MES 15 REAIS O PLANO AI USO O ZELLO DSTAR DMR VIA REFLETORES USO TAMBÉM BLUE DV AMBE USO REDE ECOLINK E MUITO BOM O CUSTO BENEFÍCIOS SEI QUE MUITOS VAO FALAR QUE DA PRA FAZER VIA CELULAR MAS O AUDIO A VELOCIDADE E A OPCAO DE SER UM EQUIPAMENTO DEDICADO QUE FAZ O RADIO-TONE UM EQUIPAMENTO ÓTIMO ..
IRN had its day in the sun, then we had Network radios that seems to have passed its peak.. Now the new kid on the block is Peanut... The numbers of operators is declining and with each new incarnation of networked amateur radio we become more fragmented...is this progress? Highly debatable....
will DMR eventually turn into just another form of mobile phone!!?? I've tried DMR and I don't think is for me. Nout wrong with VHF,uhf and HF.... There's no school like old school...
a friend of mine purchased the mobile version and was pleased with it. we found out that it also works with the remote hams.com app RcForb and my friend can connect to my Remote HF station. easy HF mobile. I might have to get one myself. 73 KF5GXZ
Great video. I can't wait to see you do a review of the Talkpod N58. That will probably be the one I will get. Do you know if there are any USA sellers of these yet? I hate buying something from an overseas company. K5RDF
Knock off the overuse of the word “hobby”! It’s the Amateur Radio SERVICE for goodness sake and the more we lower it toward the level of stamp/card collections, the less it will likely be taken as seriously as it really should be. After all, can anyone tune their collection of Pokemon cards to the local repeater during an emergency and help out with comms? I think not.
Im ignorant. Im interested in getting into HAM. Why does this hobby require a license? Its AMATEUR radio. I can race cars on a closed track course at 200 mph with PROFESSIONALS without a license. The shooting hobby at gun ranges does not require a license.
Amateur only means not getting paid for doing it. It does not means we are unskilled. And rf space is a public space. Just as highway it has regulations, and definitely not the freestyle you talk about
When you have ham license you can use 100...1000 Watts RF-power on HF. You have to know frequencies that you are allowed to use, can legally build your own radio. (depends where you live)
I'm looking for almost if not the latest Android system Android 7.0 is actually almost at this point the latest system if somebody can let me know how to get a network phone that I can have Zello on it or any of these systems that are being discussed over here that's what I would greatly appreciate finally I found something that suitable to me and thank you guys for making this video is it greatly appreciated I'm not looking for Android 4 or Android 3 or Android to Android 5 or Android 6 I'm looking for something that almost is the latest version if not the latest version of Android that actually has a network walkie-talkie in it I would be looking for Android 12 if it would be such a thing the latest version of what I'm actually looking for but of course I'll settle for two versions prior but that's what I'm looking for and I think you guys answered my call and somebody can let me know where to get this thing I would greatly appreciate it thanks have a blessed day
I think it’s great to have variety and access into communication for all.I welcome new technology and in low sunspot times it’s a bonus to be able to communicate with other hams regardless of conditions 😀 Gm4zji Chris.
Well done promote hobby good way To get interest from new younger phone users
Michael the software is free, but both Apple and Google charge for it their respective app stores. It is free for PC, Apple Mac and Linux though.
Phones are no more than a walkie talkie you know.They use radio waves !
Excellent Video, as usual!! I'd like to see more about the IRN and the setup.
Liked the video and the phone/radio. And they are not too expensive! My Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will eventually cost me $900! And it will not do what the T320 does or the MI or the K1 from RFinder. My next cell phone will be a cell/radio combo. Thanks for the video.
Great podcast, Eric. Perfect timing seeing as you just joined the DigiComm Cafe Community today. Good to see you covering this. Thank you. Denny - KD5DLJ
Great review. Glad that you explained that the antenna is used over the cell phone network. Since none of the newer cell phones put external jacks in their phones anymore, this would be good to use in mountainous areas. A bonus use in addition to its ham capabilities.
The other big problem with using a 3G device versus a 4G device is Android 4 vs Android 7 (respectively). An Android 7 device will likely work with 8. But an Android 4 device... you’re likely stuck there. That can be a pretty big problem for long term usability. I’m waiting for a 4G/LTE that has UHF DMR... THAT will be what causes me to buy one... It’ll work up at my cabin
Agree. Need the radio for digital and analog.
Preaching to the converted here. I class myself as a communicator. As someone said in QSO the other day, we should ditch the name Amateur Radio and use something like Hobby Communications instead (encompassing Radio). I am not in a good place for RF, although I do some QRP CW from time to time. If I run any decent power, I cause havoc with local TV receivers. So network radio is ideal for me when I'm at home. When out and about, I have plenty of handhelds to access the local repeaters. I don't mind how I get in, as long as I'm communicating :-) Currently, I use TeamSpeak and Zello on my iPhone, but Im looking forward to trying out the T320 I have on order. Thanks for a great, positive video. 73 de G0TDJ
Well have to say... Very informative and thanks for a very well explained video on "Network radio". To be fair never been a fan of non RF based system. However after saying that, I am now in a location where there is no decent Repeater system... and I can see the value of this system.. cheers VK2ARO
There is a buntch of GMRS users one Zellow also that has the Repaters linked in to Zellow .
dont rely on 1 of these in emergency situation as yu need wifi are sim signal great fun but as a prepper get a 2-70cm
Hi. Do you know the button combination to do a hard reset on this radio?
External antenna port? Do any cell phones have a port to connect to antenna? Old Nokia had a connection to roof top antenna great connection very few dropped called
Thanks for sharing. I didn't know of this product. I'm new to ham but interested in FM and DMR to start with. 👍🤓
What about the UHF version?
I seen my self on there. LOL.. BTW Hold the back button will be a shortcut rather then keep hitting the back button.
Good Video
I appreciate you making this video it is very informative...except it would have been better if you had spent a little time showing us how to setup Teamspeak
So besides the antenna, is this just a ruggedized Android device?
I have a Cat S60 Phone with a PTT Button Feature, this Phone also have a Thermal Camera,
Can you connect to a private like Grants Pass Oregon hub w2hr
Its this model support ANALOG Walkie Takie UHF 400Mhz??
Your videos are always appreciated, can you suggest the best Zello phone on the market today. Thanks.
Only SIM 1 supports 4G. Rather than the issue of counterfeit models, it's a case of the firmware.
How do you get the two side buttons to work
Once I get my ticket I'm just going to use plain hf, vhf and uhf. But if this version of a radio can do everything in bfe then I'll consider it but what concerns me I will have to subscribe to a service to use this smartphone radio.
What if you registered with the IRN but are not a ham. What are you limited to doing?
The antenna is not for cellular service. it is only for the GPS receiver .
Oh yeah? Do you think it should have better GPS reception than most smartphones?
Do you know if these would work with Sprint DTC+, looking to replace my companies POC phones and want to get something that allows multiple apps and a transitional phase from DTC+ to a different app that is more open across platforms to allow us to link up with other companies while working together.
I Just Bought a pair of the T320s and just want to be able to talk to my son from NY to Florida what Sim card do I use and from what carrier ??????
Very good Aproach. I'm Able to connect these Networlk radios (with GPS) on my GPS Platform. In my Personal Opnion Zello is Banwidth eater , there are some others methods to avoid this glitch specially if you switch from 4LTE to 3G networks environments (specially in 3rd world conutries),
Hi! - is this the same as: Inrico T320 4G/Wifi (android 7.0), thanks, Levi in Sweden
Is it a good phone? I’m looking for a dumb phone with an antenna.
Does this have zello and analog frequency?
Hi there and thanks for the video. I use this device for almost 2 months, and very often if I get a call, it makes a loud noise and I can't hear the messy. I need to press the repeat button to hear it. Do you have any idea why is this happening?
Thanks in advance
some screens look bigger but they are all 2.4 inch blue tooth keyboard helps.
Hi I have noticed with this radio there is complaints of rattling when audio is coming from speaker. I am experiencing it myself.. How do we fix ?
Any idea how much RAM the T320 has? Not talking about storage but RAM for programs to use. Trying to decide between this and the Radio Tone RT-4.
Can you enter UHF /VHF frequencies directly using the keypad?
USA users. Please get a network radio that supports 4G or 4G LTE as most USA cellular carriers are discontinuing support for 3G devices by the end of this year, 2021.
And now there's 5G which I'm impressed by even the lower band 5G speeds.
THIS INRICO IS 3G? IS IT ATT OR TMOBILE
and I was also wondering if whether it comes with Zillow installed or with a radio program walkie-talkie program installed also on the phone thanks God bless have a blessed day and I'm waiting for replies
Hi. I just got the Inrico S200 and I wonder if I should return it and get this radio instead. Why? Because I read that the S200 has only 27h of Standby and this one is supposed to have 80h. Can you confirm this? Thank for posting.
Just have a question? Can anybody create an app for AGM RS radio on app that connects to any?
The Amaras radio for Android and iOS just curious to know if such a thing is possible anyway thank you guys everyone God bless.
Any updates, does it work on DroidStar or Peanut?
I have a Cat S61 phone it also can be Use as a Network Radio with a PTT,
do you know if I can get the latest version of Android on these types of phones and was just curious and what providers can I put it on like AT&T T-Mobile or both just out of sheer curiosity I was just curious to know thank you for sending me the link although I did try it and it did send me to the correct website and I just didn't know what to do on there because I just didn't know what to do and I had this question beforehand can I get the latest version of Android on a phone like this because I the last thing I need is for apps to stop working that's the last thing I need anyway get back to me God bless thank you very very much and I really appreciate it
How’s aftermarket support on these? Regular updates etc?
Some of these T320s have UHF or VHF transmit capability, I was looking for a video that showed the interface for VHF this on the phone. Since it has GPS, it seems like this would be a good tool to do APRS with as well, but maybe their is not an app for that yet. It seems like you could use this like a 2 m HT, with echolink via the app and internet, and as a phone. I think that it is only 3 Watts of transmit, but that is often enough. Has anyone tried using this phone as an HT, or with APRS?
hello, here is Erica from Real PTT system, and our software can works all types android radio, also with our manufacturers linux radio, if you want to know more pls email me, erica@realptt.com.
I think it was an earlier version of the radio (T298s) that transmitted on VHF or UHF.
Do you know if it will work using the Android IAX rpt that allstar link uses?
Hey. Does this phone have a full-fledged radio station? Does the radio station work without the Internet?
And now the only thing that I'm looking yet either do than FCC license required for any of these systems cuz I plan on using Zillow if possible and I was just wondering about the other programs that you were discussing about thanks for putting the link in the description again it's very very appreciative God bless
Andis one more thing that's important here where the FCC license is required you know you got to let us know because people like me who are brand new to this kind of stuff I don't want to just get a radio and then find out hey I need to get an FCC license I want to know before I get the radio do I need an FCC license for any of these programs that you're speaking about and I also would like to know where to get this type of phone radio thanks God bless
and I'm talking about also Zillow I see you talk about something else of course I'm going to listen again even though I guarantee I already heard it but I'm talking about Zillow being able to use yellow on one of these guys anyway God bless thanks
I don't usually call my cell phone as a HAM radio, so does a network radio.
Poc radios are the cway ahead for commercial two way coms,,,they are way cheaper than setting up a radio network for truck or bus company or utility firm,,,ideal for national coverage or a town or city it makes sence,,kenwood and icom etc are alrrady onboard with there own ranges of poc radios that are pmr/lmr grade,,,why it took so long to take off i dont know as for years we have had cellular phone networks and ptt over cellular where a slot was allocated every time you keyed up to call someone on ptt,,popular in usa but never really took off in the uk and eu...but poc is becoming popular as way cheaper than have to pay for licence,repeater site fee,s etc.
If it wasn't 50 bucks a month to service these things I would buy 2 of them
Interesting radio. Can I choose which DMR talk group to connect to from the radio? I'm thinking about this radio instead of a DMR HT and hotspot.
Michael bummer. Thanks.
The UK Hub, The Guild and the Alabama Link all crosslink onto DMR, but it doesn't allow you you dial up specific DMR talk groups if that's what you mean?
Yes, I would like to dial up any DMR talkgroup from the radio.
Still need a dmr radio for dmr, still need a yaesu fusion radio for fusion digital, still need a icom for dstar digital. This will not do that. People are only linking in and using refelcotor to bring zello and or dmr or whatever else into a voip room. Still need a real rf radio to do ham radio.
I am a ham KE6MIT and have DMR license. I have T Mobile do I need a sim card from T Mobile? Great Video...
You need an internet/data connection on the device. Could be a SIM, but could also be through Wi-Fi if you're at home.
Does this support nextel style PTT from way back?
Sadly not. It will run on Android, iOs, Apple Mac's, Windows/PC's and Linux.
Parademic does it do regular cell phone stuff too? So i dont have to get another plan.
It does. Although it's not the best cellphone to use... I do have a separate sim in mine now, but previously I've just used the hotspot on my iPhone to tether it to. The Inrico devices all have built in wifi.
spldrong II
Can this use wi-fi only instead of cellular? We have a cabin without cellular but we do have wi-fi/Internet available.
Gary, strange that this question is not answered by anyone, not even by the manufactures. I have asked it several times with no reply. This is a very key point for it appears that many will want it located only in their house. However, after looking at many videos and reading various comments, it appears that for a fixed location cellular is not required. Except for phone calls.
@@jaywitt1999 If it supports WiFi then a SIM card is not needed. Others have used Verizon MiFi devices to provide connectivity via WiFi.
this device and cell phones are radios, both use the cellular network. A traditional ham , amateur radio uses the radio waves. What happens when your internet connection goes down?
can i use it as a voice recorder ? i record my own voice for my studies.
How long does it take to charge via the usb.
73's Alan in the UK
Can you use that phone on GMRS
what sim card did you use because i have an unlocked phone and no one seems to be able to add to their network i keep getting sim card locked message PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!
installed teamspeak, installed crosslink server, showing a guest, i"m tryring to register my callsign with IRN but cannot find where, anyone able to help please, Mike
Does anyone know how to hard reset this type of phone?
great blog , good info thanks
I'm looking to get one of these and I was just wondering where to get it I ask somebody else on another TH-cam channel they gave me a website but I didn't see any of this type of walkie-talkie phones that you you guys are all talking about on that site if anyone could direct me to the proper sight I would appreciate it thanks have a blessed day
network-radios.com
this is not inrico t298s? because there is a uhf.
Big thumbs up..
+1
Would you perfer the Inrico T320 or T298s...the T298s has vhf or uhf cabability but is 3g only...the T320 is 4g but no vhf or uhf?
To be honest, I would prefer RF capable radio even with 3g, however everyone will disagree and say 4g on the phone with a Baofeng UV5R for RF.
If it was a 4g and vhf or uhf radio it would be almost perfect. Both cell capable and radio capable. A perfect combination. The problem is the 3g is slow....what if you want to stream music or podcasts on the T298? Can the 3g handle that.
I guess I kind of see it like you....the multi radio capabilities are very attractive and it would make the radio very versitle.
3g on a good signal will handle 12-16mbps, whereas 4g is up to 50mbps. For years I installed AT&T Uverse internet, and 80% of the homes I installed were 18 meg and less, running multiple devices no problem. I can stream music all day long on 3g at 6 meg, then again, most of the customers at AT&T had 6-12mbps and ran netflix and amazon prime no problems.
I think the T298 is a good option then....They are pretty cheap and I can upgrade in the future if need be.
Most of the time I would be on wifi and the other times the phone would be used for talking. Plus 3g is reliable and a workhorse still.
I have a Cat S60 Phone with Push to Talk Button and it Builted like a Tank also have a Thermal Camera on it,
Is it working with zello?
use you Iphone or androide it don't make sense buy a network radio when you can use your phone for connect to Zello
Comprei um deste vou fazer um vídeo em português muito importante seu vídeo muito bom sucesso sempre ..
TOP brother passei la no teu canal pra ver o video, tenho uma duvida espero que voce me ajude. irei precisar pagar os dados moveis pra poder usar. quero comprar varios desses para montar uma rede igual a dos motorolas.
@@Qualeomais sim para ter comunicação com o RADIO-TONE TERA QUE TER UM CHIP ATIVO USO UM COM UM PLANO DE 3GIGA POR MES 15 REAIS O PLANO AI USO O ZELLO DSTAR DMR VIA REFLETORES USO TAMBÉM BLUE DV AMBE USO REDE ECOLINK E MUITO BOM O CUSTO BENEFÍCIOS SEI QUE MUITOS VAO FALAR QUE DA PRA FAZER VIA CELULAR MAS O AUDIO A VELOCIDADE E A OPCAO DE SER UM EQUIPAMENTO DEDICADO QUE FAZ O RADIO-TONE UM EQUIPAMENTO ÓTIMO ..
IRN had its day in the sun, then we had Network radios that seems to have passed its peak.. Now the new kid on the block is Peanut... The numbers of operators is declining and with each new incarnation of networked amateur radio we become more fragmented...is this progress? Highly debatable....
Does this radio communicate with baofeng radios?
TheRoneifrota no it does not as there is no built in vhf uhf transceiver in the device it does everything over the cellphone network
It can connect with any radio through gateway
Nice video. Thanks
IRN sounds good, but not available on iOS
Have not found app
There's an app for that :-) Follow the instruction PDF at: www.internationalradionetwork.co.uk/setting-up-with-irn/ for iOS
The TS3 app is available in the iStore. Although it does come with Apple's "mark up" and 3 times the price as Android. lol.
Can the phone talk? Blind ham here.
90 % of Americans have one smartphone, 60% have two or more.
Can you send text via Walky talky
How much?
what sim card do you run on you're t320? I have been thinking about getting one at some point, 73 KC9MLE in Wisconsin
Matt Alexander im using unreal mobile sim card for $10 month unlimited date and text. us only. using inrico t320
Teamspeak was shut down. That's what the emails they have sent me say, anyway...
maybe the regular teamspeak, but the teamspeak i showed was tested tonight..
Yep. They are still all good. I must have been thinking of another team based app...
will DMR eventually turn into just another form of mobile phone!!?? I've tried DMR and I don't think is for me. Nout wrong with VHF,uhf and HF....
There's no school like old school...
I bought a similar product.
Thanks Eric very interesting. Alan G8TQK.
Looks like the broadnet radio's
dont see exactly where to go to sign up for IRN for free
actually the antenna is for GPS only
is still rather cool though.
a friend of mine purchased the mobile version and was pleased with it. we found out that it also works with the remote hams.com app RcForb and my friend can connect to my Remote HF station. easy HF mobile. I might have to get one myself. 73 KF5GXZ
Great video. I can't wait to see you do a review of the Talkpod N58. That will probably be the one I will get. Do you know if there are any USA sellers of these yet? I hate buying something from an overseas company. K5RDF
Knock off the overuse of the word “hobby”! It’s the Amateur Radio SERVICE for goodness sake and the more we lower it toward the level of stamp/card collections, the less it will likely be taken as seriously as it really should be. After all, can anyone tune their collection of Pokemon cards to the local repeater during an emergency and help out with comms? I think not.
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Im ignorant. Im interested in getting into HAM. Why does this hobby require a license? Its AMATEUR radio. I can race cars on a closed track course at 200 mph with PROFESSIONALS without a license. The shooting hobby at gun ranges does not require a license.
Amateur only means not getting paid for doing it. It does not means we are unskilled. And rf space is a public space. Just as highway it has regulations, and definitely not the freestyle you talk about
When you have ham license you can use 100...1000 Watts RF-power on HF. You have to know frequencies that you are allowed to use, can legally build your own radio. (depends where you live)
That’s a cool radio; too bad it costs too much. [Weirdly the two too(s) are proper English]
Plus you could buy a real ham radio a really nice one for the price these so called radios are going for.
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