5 Hytera DMR radios in comparison 

Great video. I'm really liking the PD782.

Goodness, man... Pick up that penny. It's free money!

As a 'Ham' radio guy, i would not wish to purchase a DMR radio with reduced or restricted features considering the price of Hytera products. I would want a radio with maxxed out features, somewhat future proofed to my needs and hopefully the last Digital hand held i will ever need !

I’m try to find a dtmf file but not find any for my Hytera x1p try to find a dtmf file to use on fm

They look reminiscent of old Nokia phones.

Hytera is NOT the leader in DMR. Motorola is. Motorola sells FAR more in the European and North american markets. The number of hytera systems here in the UK is at most 1/6th the amount of motorola systems. I'm not saying Hytera radios aren't good, I'm saying that it's factually incorrect to say that they're the market leader in DMR when they are nowhere close

I have the pre-ham version of the MD-782 and PD-782 and they work great. The only "challenge" is trying to import contacts as Hytera's database structure is pretty much locked down.

I'm looking for a case for the X1P that protects the entire radio and in which the radio can be operated through the case. Hytera's PCN005 case doesn't offer much protection. Any ideas? Also, there doesn't seem to be much of a difference in the feature set of the X1P vs the PD782. Am I correct?

Eric, When are these hitting the US? -W4SOE

Although the PD362 supports a total of 256 channels, with 128 for analog and 128 for digital, the number of contacts that is supported is limited to 64. Since (group) contacts are used to select the talk group, this imposes a limit of only 64 channels (unless you have channels of different frequencies that would use the same group contact). If you want to program private contacts so that an alias is displayed with the call sign / name of the station being received, that imposes a further limitation on the number of usable digital channels. I'm using a PD362 with an OpenSpot and am effectively limited to only 32 digital channels due to contact list limitations, which are being split between group contacts for talk group selection and a very small set of private contacts for alias display. This is the single most disappointing issue with the PD362. Unfortunately, Hytera (and many other manufacturers) do not provide a description of contact capacity in the radio specification. Ham radio users that intend to widely use the capabilities of the BrandMiester network are well advised to consider this.

I need x1pi vhf will pay 💰 💰

73 👍😉💯

Motorola??

Dmr?

I have the PD782G and the MD782G. Both 400-470. They are Great radios.I keep my md782 in a pelican case and deploy it when I need it. One thing people should know about the md782 is you can remote Mount the head. The three screws on the bottom come off and then you can put the remote head adapter on. It's quite price thought.

KJ4 thanks for the review good job, I have a pair of the PD662 UHF model and they works great with my mototrbo portables and vertex evx 5400 mobiles they have great sound quality, battery life and I've dropped them a few times and so far no problem. we also use a small fleet of HYT 380 in the field they work great with all my radios. I'm looking at adding g the 782 mobile to our fleet 50 watts on digital goes a long g way! Thanks again

Bad review man, for ex. the x1p is intended to be used with the screen facing away from you. Didn't you notice the speaker placement??? If you put the radio on the belt clip you cant see the screen... that's why the buttons appear to be on the wrong side.

hytera cost to much in my opion