The Radioddity GD-77 Dual Band & Dual Time Slot radio offers the newest upgraded software and firmware. A new VFO and contact ID is expanded up to 1000.
The scan list now holds 64 frequencies, and the channel list now holds 31. The usual DMR ID Database and a fix for the lost Zones bug. A newly upgraded RX audio receiver that delivers a higher quality sound.
The GD-77 DMR two way radio includes both Tier I & II, and is compatible with Motorola and other DMR radios. The body is now 30% longer than other DMR HT’s, but still fits comfortably in the hand.
Specifications
- FCC ID: 2AN62-GD77
- CE ID: AGC10624170902ES01
- 2200 mAh Larger Capacity Li-Ion Battery
- USB Port Charger or Wall charger
For USB port chargers, please note that the USB port and charger adapter can only work with a radio requiring 12V input.
This radio comes equipped with a large capacity 2200 mAh Li-ion Battery. Up to 18 hours working time, and 48 hours of standby time. It delivers a quality feel in the hand – and is solid but not too heavy. It has crystal clear audio and it’s easy to program.
There are more operations Available via Keypad including the channel name, a TX and RX frequency channel, a display or hidden frequency, and a channel number.
All these can be modified through the keypad of GD-77. You can program one of the side or top keys to change zones. This makes for faster changes while operating.
To see Pricing or to Purchase the newer Radioddity Click GD-88
The Radioddity GD-77 Dual Band Radio
The size delivers a comfortable fit in the hand. It has really good audio on both analog and DMR. The RX audio is just as good.
The programming software can be a little tricky, but I had DMR experience and figured it out easily. Since this was purchased by my cousin, he says there has been some output power loss after updating. I have updated this radio twice, and have not experienced it, so I feel there may have been some user errors behind some of it.
Finding one on the used market may be your best bet, the newer GD-88 is available now. If you can spend twice as much, than I highly recommend the Anytone 878. It is the clearest DMR radio I have heard to date.