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Network Radios have been in touch with the following product news: “The RFinder B1+ is the most advanced Dual Band (VHF/UHF) DMR Transceiver combined with an embedded, powerful smartphone. It delivers up to 4W of RF Power out of its very robust case. So, what is the difference between the RFinder B1 and the RFinder B1+?

The RFinder B1+ comes with Android 9, instead of 8.1; It has a 2.3GHz processor instead of 2GHz and a USB quick charger 3.0 instead of 2.0. Running Android, you can install all the available Play Store apps. This means that you can install Zello, Team Speak, EchoLink and many others and use the built-in PTT button to key the transmission on such apps. Can you imagine that? If you don’t reach an EchoLink node, just use your RFinder 3G, 4G or even Wi-Fi, and you are connected. Never miss a QSO again just because there isn’t a nearby repeater.

The Deluxe package includes a free extra battery, screen protector, DMRoIP and APRS-IS integration. DMRoIP allows connecting to DMR networks via 4G or Wi-Fi in case a local repeater or hotspot is not within reach […].” Is this ‘real’ radio? Remember Chris Rolinson’s article in RadioUser here:  https://tinyurl.com/4zwc9b93

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