Airsoft Canada - View Single Post - REVIEW: AN/PRC-148 MBITR, working replica by United-Star

EagleDriver · December 3rd, 2010, 08:47

Thank you for the review.

The questions I have are:

1) Spare batteries (I see you have already thought about that, but wanted to let you know others were too!)
2) Charger - is it a standard cord (DC, 9, 12, etc. volts) or would spare chargers have to be made available from the manufacturer?

3) Software - what is the file type and does it appear to be different from the Puxing and Wouxun programming software?
4) Software - Can you program anything from the keyboard, like CTSS or DTMF codes?
5) Software - Can you get a version that can only be programmed (frequencies) from the software? If so, this would have a chance--albeit slim--of being FCC approved here in the US.

5) Band - Do you know if they do or will make a UHF/VHF dual band version?

6) Is the data connection pad on the right side of the radio just a dummy? It looks like it is just a cover for the Kenwood two pin plug jack.

December 3rd, 2010, 08:47	#3
EagleDriver Trader rating Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Baltimore, MD USA	Thank you for the review. The questions I have are: 1) Spare batteries (I see you have already thought about that, but wanted to let you know others were too!) 2) Charger - is it a standard cord (DC, 9, 12, etc. volts) or would spare chargers have to be made available from the manufacturer? 3) Software - what is the file type and does it appear to be different from the Puxing and Wouxun programming software? 4) Software - Can you program anything from the keyboard, like CTSS or DTMF codes? 5) Software - Can you get a version that can only be programmed (frequencies) from the software? If so, this would have a chance--albeit slim--of being FCC approved here in the US. 5) Band - Do you know if they do or will make a UHF/VHF dual band version? 6) Is the data connection pad on the right side of the radio just a dummy? It looks like it is just a cover for the Kenwood two pin plug jack.