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+![PD785-G](pd785g.jpg)
+
 This is the second DMR radio that I bought. I wanted something stable,
-a rock-solid handheld radio that cannot be bricked, since my first radio
-did not start any more.
+a rock-solid handheld radio that cannot be bricked, since my [first DMR
+radio][1] did not start any more.
+
+[1]: {{< ref "anytone-d878uvplus" >}}
+
+The transmitted audio quality of this device is really good. Also the TX
+buffering is an awesome feature if you tend to respond immediately. It buffers
+your voice until TXing is ready (otherwise you can setup a TX-ready tone).
+
+The radios operating frequencies are **70cm only**!
+
+Also analog operation is not very easy, yet alone a 1750Hz tone is hard to generate,
+I've been looking on the internet to accomplish that (in europe many repeater open
+after they receive that tone on their RX frequency). At least in Tirol the newer
+repeater are triggered with a 77Hz subtone.
+
+It has a nice fit in my hands, but I rarely use this radio.
+
+No channel can be entered without a computer, you may want to use the Hytera
+software for this only.
+
+I'm using Firmware v9 on this, but I've read that v8 would be a better choice.