We tell you about a new desktop dual band base station from Klein Electronics that looks oddly familiar. We also review the AlertTech EA-200 Series call boxes.
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Billboard 1:21
Discussion Topic 1:41
We talk about the Blackbox Base Station from Klein Electronics, which looks very similar to a very popular and low cost Baofeng handheld transceiver. We'll give you an overview of its features and specifications and reveal the retail price. It may not be what you expect.
Commercial Break 20:53
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Product Review 21:49
We review the AlertTech EA-200 Easy Assist 200 Call Box.
Questions and Answers 33:19
Questions from readers of our Two Way Radio Blog and members of the Two Way Radio Forum.
Wrap up and Close 35:15
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Shady.
I'm still not convinced any of them are certified anything.
In the end, we'll have to see what actual user reviews and specifications have to say. There are folks who will put it through a meat grinder to see if it is really a "baofeng in a box" or not.
Yes we use a Baofeng keypad and screen due to low cost, but the entire thing from there is custom.
The power supply is modified to accept AC.
The speaker output is 3X a portable radio (4 Ohm speaker with amplifier).
The housing is custom.
The circuitry is completely modified with high quality shielding, voltage protection, and coil mod.
So you think it's a Vega from the headlights, but we wrapped it in a Ferrari body, and put a Maserati engine inside.