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Product Information
The Tytera MD-380 DMR Digital Two-way Radio is designed to provide reliable and trouble-free communication. This portable device operates at 400 MHz to 480 MHz frequencies. In addition, this model is equipped with an alphanumeric display and emergency alarm.Product Identifiers
BrandTYT
MPNHG-MD380
UPC0757440562628
ModelMD-380
eBay Product ID (ePID)218909298
Product Key Features
FeaturesLCD Display, CTCSS, DCS, Vox, Emergency Alarm
ServiceFRS/GMRS (License Required) (Dual-Service)
TypePortable/Handheld
Additional Product Features
Frequency Band(s)UHF, Vhf
Bewertungen und Rezensionen
Relevanteste Rezensionen
- 07. Sep. 2016
Good starter DMR HT
This is a good starter DMR H/T. Once programmed, it is easy to operate and change locations or talk groups. I was lucky as other operators in our club were already using this radio, so a 'code plug' was already available for our area. The code plug is a programmed file that is transferred to the radio from a computer. This file includes all of the necessary frequency, tone, talk group and other information required for operation. The software to create this file is usually shipped with the radio and if not, readily available on-lineBestätigter Kauf: JaArtikelzustand: Neu
- 15. Mär. 2016
KG5ETF
The concept and design of the radio are great. Programming is a little more in depth than the analog (chirp friendly) radios. I live in North texas and we are limited on frequencies (talkgroups) due to repeater admin restricting access. Audio is clear, but your always guessing if your in range of a repeater. Signal indicator is useless. If your out of range, the radio beeps. There are hardly any upgrades available (antennas, spare batteries, mics, cases, ect...) unless you order direct from overseas from Retevis/tytera and pay more than what the radio cost just in shipping.Bestätigter Kauf: JaArtikelzustand: Neu
- 25. Mai. 2017
MD 380 big bang for the buck
I think the MD 380 is a great value if you look what Motorola cost or some other brands that do DMR. I am still learning it as I do not know how to program a repeater for it as there are non around here. I am using a DV4mini to create a hotspot and works great. I hear there are lots of kinds of open spots that it will work with. So far I am having a lot of fun and can talk great distances without a general or greater ham license.Bestätigter Kauf: JaArtikelzustand: Neu
- 16. Jun. 2016
Great Introduction to DMR
When they ask if it's easy to use, my initial answer was NO! But it's not the radio's fault, it's because DMR is confusing to those new to the mode. The radio itself has a good menu system that is easy to understand (if you've programmed radios before) and operation is simple, so in that way, it's easy to use. The free factory software is a bit of a pain as there is no way to import repeater lists from other software. I'm hoping that Chirp or RT Systems will take on this radio to make transitioning easier. Transmit and receive audio is very good. The receiver is sensitive both in digital and analog modes. Once you get used to the increased range, battery life, and clarity of DMR, it's hard to go back to analog FM. My one complaint about the radio package is that it seems to take a long time to charge the battery. If I use the radio for only an hour with limited transmitting, it seems to take a couple of hours to recharge. My other walkies usually charge in less than half the time. I should note that the radio from Let's Get Ready came with two antennas. The stubby one for convenience and a longer one for improved range. The MD380 I got from another vendor had a very long antenna which really improved range, but it was so long that I rarely used it. The longer antenna from LGR is the same length as the standard dual-band duckie, so it's more convenient to carry, but not as effective. There are extra long duckie and whips that will really improve performance, if that's your need. One thing to note is that the keypad will not allow you to fully program a new digital channel. You can program an analog channel from scratch, but some features are not available for digital programming from the keyboard, you need to use the manufacturer's software. DMR is different than analog in that unless you have everything perfect, you won't hear a thing and no one will hear you, even if you are on the right repeater frequency. If you're new to DMR, do yourself a favor and join the local DMR repeater group. You should be able to get assistance with color codes, talk groups, timeslots, etc. and assistance programming your radio for the first time. You might even be able to get a codeplug (programming file) for your local area. Otherwise, go to youtube and look for videos on programming the MD380. It will save you a lot of time and possibly your sanity!Bestätigter Kauf: JaArtikelzustand: Neu
- 05. Aug. 2018
Very good radio! Plan to buy more
If your looking for a radio that is easy to program, and usable to other radios so a network can be set up. I use these a lot and they are life savers. Digital built in emergency system makes calling out to others a very nice feature for a radio like this. It has very nice range with a clear display, nice crisp buttons, Mic and Speaker are nice and loud while maintaining clarity nicely.
Bestätigter Kauf: JaArtikelzustand: Neu
- 13. Dez. 2016
TYT MD-380 Usage
The radio has good audio quality. Programming this radio is a lot different than programming a normal ham radio. Once one gets use to how DMR works, the radio is a great asset to the shack. The price is very reasonable. The only downside that I've found is with the quality of the manufacturer's software and the manufacturer's website. It's a good thing that there are groups of DMR users out there on the internet where one can find useful information.Bestätigter Kauf: JaArtikelzustand: Neu
- 07. Apr. 2016
really a lot of radio for the price
Haven't used it much yet but works really well, good audio reports. It is not at all easy to program unless you have a Code Plug for your area. If you had to do it manually even with the programming software, in my opinion it would be a nightmare to program. 73 de Tony, KD4KBestätigter Kauf: JaArtikelzustand: Neu
- 05. Jul. 2016
380
This unit has good audio on digital and analog. Nice controls and feel. Nice display, easy to read. This unit does require programming to get it going. Its is not a turn on and talk type of radio. So plan to do some reading to familiarize yourself with the operation and programming. Have fun DonBestätigter Kauf: JaArtikelzustand: Neu
- 15. Jan. 2017
Great DMR radio for the price.
The TYT MD-380 is a good little radiofor the money. It is reasonably well made, feels solid in the hand and works well for all teir 1 and teir 2 DMR features. The receiver is pretty selective for a hundred dollar radio and it works well on analog too. It's not a Motorola but its definitely worth the $95 price tag and is probably the best of the value priced Chinese DMR radios.Bestätigter Kauf: JaArtikelzustand: Neu
- 23. Jun. 2016
Intro to a New way of talking around the world or locally - loud and clear.
This radio and others of the same type are opening new doors for the amateur. Every day is a new experience after you program the radio and then start listening. It is a new algorithm to learn but pays for itsself and is probably the new thinking of what ham radio can really do and do it well. Radios appear to be well made and are very reasonable for what they do. HF loud and clear on a 5 watt handheld.Bestätigter Kauf: JaArtikelzustand: Neu
