This is HUGE! We get double the spectrum use and it works flawlessly, including when we use our Hytera radios with a Motorola XPR-8400 DMR/Analog repeater. No trunking required and you don’t have to isolate users to one or the other “slot”. Probably the only thing Hytera didn’t rip off from /\/\…. 🤣
Thanks for putting both of the best DMR Radios in my oppinion together in a Video. To be honest this time design vise i like the hytera more because its more slim and modern style like s23 ultra in the corners.
muy buenos el video sigan así Muy completo el analisis. Solo agregar que el parlante de la linea H es antimagnético, que el equipo soporta 4 Horas bajo el agua Motorola R7 solo 2 Horas, que Hytera certifica que la batería durara las 24 Horas Motorola No.
Thank you for your comment. The R7 is programmed through CPS2 software and the HP is programmed through Hytera H-series downloadable software. The rear mic is not a USB charging port, unfortunately.
The Hytera, IF it is like the previous models (PD-782 / PD-982 / X1-P / etc…), it has INCREDIBLE “FPP” capabilities! Motorola hasn’t offered decent FPP since the XTS-5000 and 2500. Even those were not very easy to manage. The Hytera is phenomenal! And the only reason we use them, other than the excellent “pseudo trunking” feature, is FPP. For public safety “interoperability”, it is awesome. Using CPS, we set up multiple zones with pre-defined channels using generic info, we can go to the specific zone (ex. FPP-FIRE-A or FPP-FIRE-D) select a channel and enter the program mode. The following can be modified from the keypad: Analog channels: Tx Freq / RX Freq / PL or DPL RX and TX / etc… Digital: Tx freq / RX freq/ CC / default TG or contact to use when transmitting / DMR User ID / etc.. It’s VERY comprehensive. Their repeaters, RD-982, etc,, WERE excellent as well. I’m just not sure if the newer ones (ultra slim) are as good and have adequate cooling)
Hello, thanks for your video, is it possible to integrate Hytera radios into a MOTOTRBO Link Capacity Plus system? Thanks
Hytera has Pseudo which Motorola doesn’t have, this is a big one if you are using Pseudo already as the client.
This is HUGE!
We get double the spectrum use and it works flawlessly, including when we use our Hytera radios with a Motorola XPR-8400 DMR/Analog repeater. No trunking required and you don’t have to isolate users to one or the other “slot”.
Probably the only thing Hytera didn’t rip off from /\/\…. 🤣
Exciting and informational
Thanks for putting both of the best DMR Radios in my oppinion together in a Video. To be honest this time design vise i like the hytera more because its more slim and modern style like s23 ultra in the corners.
Glad you like it!
muy buenos el video sigan así Muy completo el analisis. Solo agregar que el parlante de la linea H es antimagnético, que el equipo soporta 4 Horas bajo el agua Motorola R7 solo 2 Horas, que Hytera certifica que la batería durara las 24 Horas Motorola No.
Are either of those Front Panel Programmable ? Or have an Android App for programming?. Oh, and the "rear mic" is USB charging port
Thank you for your comment. The R7 is programmed through CPS2 software and the HP is programmed through Hytera H-series downloadable software. The rear mic is not a USB charging port, unfortunately.
The Hytera, IF it is like the previous models (PD-782 / PD-982 / X1-P / etc…), it has INCREDIBLE “FPP” capabilities!
Motorola hasn’t offered decent FPP since the XTS-5000 and 2500. Even those were not very easy to manage.
The Hytera is phenomenal! And the only reason we use them, other than the excellent “pseudo trunking” feature, is FPP.
For public safety “interoperability”, it is awesome. Using CPS, we set up multiple zones with pre-defined channels using generic info, we can go to the specific zone (ex. FPP-FIRE-A or FPP-FIRE-D) select a channel and enter the program mode. The following can be modified from the keypad:
Analog channels:
Tx Freq / RX Freq / PL or DPL RX and TX / etc…
Digital:
Tx freq / RX freq/ CC / default TG or contact to use when transmitting / DMR User ID / etc..
It’s VERY comprehensive. Their repeaters, RD-982, etc,, WERE excellent as well. I’m just not sure if the newer ones (ultra slim) are as good and have adequate cooling)