RT3S Dual Band DMR Radio Built-in GPS

I bought 2 of the RT3 for DMR mode , very good products ! Many thanks for your very good RT3 modell for DMR

I bought my RT3 3 months ago it has worked flawlessly ever since. This is a sensitive radio in receive mode and has good audio in TX and RX. Easy to program for the Amateur DMR networks. Strongly built High Class Radio.

I Nougat my Retevis RT3 one month ago, I never regret, my desicion. Best buy for the Euro.

I was skeptical at first about the quality of a DMR radio from China, but after using it for a few weeks, I'm a fan. Yes, it's a clone of the XPR 7550 in a lot of ways. No, it doesn't have the selectivity or sensitivity of a Motorola. But it is a very usable radio for a very good price. The software is easier to use than MOTOTRBO CPS, too. The FPP features can be a bit buggy, and if they fixed those issues I'd happily give it 5 stars. I also wish they'd document what encryption algorithm the enhanced privacy feature uses. The key is MUCH larger than 40 bits, so it's not ADP. It may very well be AES256 based on the key length. At any rate, two of the MD380 radios will successfully talk encrypted to each other when the key information matches. I have not been able to make encryption work between a MD380 and a Motorola XPR 6550 though.

Its not the revered bathead product, but for a sub-$200 product that supports MOTOTrbo DMR, its wonderful. The radio has good heft, solidly made and works as advertised. The radio is flawless when examined on my Motorola service monitor. Everything was in spec. The CPS software, like all CPS programming software requires a doctorate to understand and is not for the faint of heart. Not a big deal--if you are a newcomer to DMR, you might want to get an example codeplug to start out and use it for an example to learn from. I was an absolute noob to DMR and I was able to figure it out by using Tennessee's VolNet codeplug to work off of. It only took me a couple of hours to get the hang of it. Now I can help friends out pretty easily customizing codeplugs to their liking. Thus far, the radio has performed flawlessly.