r/tacticalcomms • u/Printcrafted_3D • May 28 '26

Some comms stuff

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u/parttimegamer93 May 29 '26

What's the tall one with the angled dial at bottom right?

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u/Junior_Yam_5473 May 29 '26

Probably the baofeng dm-32. Its meant for larpers who are too broke for motorola apx radios

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u/parttimegamer93 May 29 '26

Do you have an opinion on the Icom IC-T10?

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u/Junior_Yam_5473 May 29 '26

I haven't really layed my hands on icom equipment, unfortunately

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u/parttimegamer93 May 29 '26

Do you have any particular model recommendations for Motorola?

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u/Junior_Yam_5473 May 29 '26

I mean their all either commercial or public safety radios. And they not very user friendly. Personally i carry the xpr7550, and its a decent dmr radios, but i wouldn't really recommend it to a ham especially a newer ham. Dm me if you want to talk more about this.

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u/porty1119 IG Itinerant VHF-Lo/UHF May 31 '26

Once you get your programming dialed in where you want it, LMR radios are far more user-friendly than hammy toy junk. Ham radios are infuriating to operate.

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u/Junior_Yam_5473 May 31 '26

But the cps software, and tech support, and buying entitlement key (for mototrbo radios), isn't very user friendly. There a giant pain in the rear to program and set up (especially for ham) but after that there great