This is the Retevis RT3 Unboxing and Giveaway video.
The Retevis RT3 is a DMR radio. The radio fully supports the Tier II specification. It utilizes dual time slots for accessing DMR repeaters normally, by occupying only the specified time slot.
I am also giving away this radio through HamRadioReviews’ facebook page. You can find more info here.
Retevis also offers $15 off coupons for HamRadioReviews readers. The coupons are for their eshop on www.retevis.com. You can find more info in the Ham Radio Coupons page.
Here is the video, enjoy:
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Looks like a knock-off of the less expensive TYT MD-380 DMR radio, but maybe I’m missing something.
I don’t think it’s a knock-off. I think it’s the exact same radio, with different branding.
If that’s true, I wonder how they expect to sell many, as the TYT MD-380 is available all over the place for less money. Perhaps they are counting on folks using DMR to not count their money as carefully as analog radio owners??? If that’s so, good luck to them.
If that’s the case they won’t sell. But I don’t think so, as they seem to be very cooperative.