Alinco DJ-MD5 Dual Band DMR Review
The Alinco DJ-MD5 is a dual-band (2m/70cm) DMR radio with probably the nicest color LCD screen I have seen on a handheld radio for less than $300.
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Baofeng DM-5R Plus Dual Band DMR Review
The Baofeng DM-5R Plus is a dual-band (2m/70cm) DMR radio based on the venerable UV-5R. It is also, as of this writing, the cheapest way to get into DMR out there at under $60.
Radioddity GD-77 DMR Dual Band Review
The Radioddity GD-77 is a dual-band DMR radio that looks like a copy of the Baofeng DM-1801. Is it worth the extra money? Let’s see!
TYT MD-380 70cm DMR Review
The TYT MD-380 is probably the most famous DMR radio out there, as just about everyone I know of started DMR with this radio. Is it worth its reputation? Read on and find out!
Retevis RB22 DMR 70cm Handheld Radio Review
The Retevis RB22 is billed as a new generation professional radio with advanced digital technology features. At first glance, it appears much like many other Chinese DMR radios. Is it really a professional radio, or just another cheap DMR clone?
Baofeng DM-V1 Review, the Worst DMR Radio Ever?
The Baofeng DM-V1 is one of, if not the cheapest DMR radios made. Is it also the worst? Spoiler alert, yes it is. Read on to find out why.
How to Build a DMR Hotspot: A Beginner’s Guide to MMDVM Setup
You can build a DMR hotspot for as little as $50.00. This is a big deal as it means that commercial options cost $160 or more. Building your own MMDVM hotspot makes sense for radio enthusiasts. The Multi-Mode Digital Voice Modem (MMDVM) technology lets you access digital voice modes of all types – DMR, DStar, … Read more