The specs are fairly typical. 136-174mhz and 400-470mhz. 45W VHF, 35W UHF.
What I don't know:
- If the front panel can be remotely mounted.
- If it has crossband repeat
- Price
I doubt this company is going to go through the FCC certification process either so your mileage may vary. I just like to keep track of these things.
I guess it's also listed under the model number TC-UV55 and a different company. Not too unusual in China.
I guess it's also listed under the model number TC-UV55 and a different company. Not too unusual in China.
I have one, nice radio not front panel remote mount.
ReplyDeleteI see them for sale at radiomart.com I found this page cause I am interested in some real world reviews first.
ReplyDeletegot the TC-UV55 radio in today. Ordered it directly from http://www.trustcomnctn.com/sdp/226343/4/pd-1084554/8106991-543914/Dual_Band_In-vehicle_Radio_TC-VU55.html. The software makes the Wouxun radio software look well developed. had a hard time getting the power cable to connect. It was like the leads were just a little bit off. The USB end of the programming cable was smashed when I got it. It took a bunch of reads before the radio would communicate with my Windows XP laptop.
ReplyDeleteThat's pretty neat Michael, thanks for the report. How much did you pay for it?
ReplyDeletei got a bj-uv55 in radiomart.biz, it is well. but what different between bj-uv55 and tc-uv55? i see them almost same.
ReplyDeleteand in radiomart.biz, i see an info that bj-9900 will come in May. but i dont see any info in google.
Sorry for delay response. I paid $250.00, including DTMF microphone, software, and shipping.
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