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Hey man. Editing isn't hard. I did it as a kid in high school Show us what it looks like in CPS.

Nice video!

as long as your radio is on the same channel regardless of family service or G M R S the radipo will work fine although you need a license to talk on G M R S.

HEY! Don’t answer them! (The calls)

The problem with Bluetooth is, it's easy to jam.

Yes, the "mission critical" accessories for APX have additional bluetooth encryption and near field pairing handshake. The "operations critical" accessories for MotoTrbo not so much. And either of those variants of the pod look identical except for the blue dot on the APX version. Internally, they are different firmware. I've bought a few of these pods over the years for the APX and it's annoying when you get the wrong one from the seller. That happened at least once and the MotoTrbo version wouldn't near field pair with APX. There is also a slight delay going over bluetooth to the radio and then over the air.

I mean if they don’t want to be noticed they should get different haircuts

We wanted to make sure we connected. Why? To make sure you know you have joined a pretty great group of people who have operated the MPS. Like first responders, and city workers, and concert producers, and legislators, and, fund-raisers for their communities, and well, we leave it at that. Thanks for being an inspiration to some who are just a little unsure about the remote. You've made a difference!

what happens when the secerit service showed at your door and want's

I am still confused by this thing. It’s not covert enough that it doesn’t look like a 2-way radio, and it’s not a lot smaller than other APXs. But it’s still cool and I’ll think about getting one and have been for years.

The in-ear bug method is crazy, hands-down one of the most covert systems I've ever seen 👀

Were can I get a BK scanner you have link

Send link for 9000

when you do hat the only person you can talk to has the other radio But with my radio I will only her you becouse I was not at the brefing be for the event happend.

with two radios set on the same code thay will only talk to each other on one else but eveyone that find's you will only hear you

I'm an amateur radio DMR user and with reception, the Retevis RT73 mobile sounds good. I was using a linked repeater system where the person on the other end was using a Yeasu VX-6R, Fusion C4FM(another digital format). He sounded good for being on digital and better than some DMR radios.

Guaranteed to protect your demographic information from getting into the hands of companies that want to sell you a product or service. If that's your threat, this will get the job done. All yours for about $1,000. Imagine...when you see Liberty Insurance ads, they won't know your age. When you see Megan Thee unintelligibly babbling about Amazon Prime, they won't know you prefer ads with Elgar's _Lux Aeturna_ . Imagine the possibilities. Don't buy a dumb flip phone for 40 bucks when you can spend a thousand on a smart phone that allows you to surf the web at several times the price of a VPN service which does a better job.

How do they perform on steep pitched slanted roofs 🤭🤭 ?

Would look cool with a stubby antenna to make it even more covert

That's pretty slick with the low profile bluetooth.

the button to create a trunking system in res is disabled in mine. How do i solve that?

I see some folks raising concern about Bluetooth on these devices. I'm a computer scientist that does a lot of work with wireless signals - I can share why it's not an issue. First, Bluetooth, on it's own, has a level of security through obfuscation, as each packet is sent on a "slot", or channel, and these bounce around in a pre-determined order agreed to by the paired devices. It's very difficult (although, certainly not impossible) to track. Second, Bluetooth on it's own offers 2 different security modes and 4 different levels of encryption in its standard: Level 1 - (no encryption) Level 2 - AES-CMAC encryption for unpaired comms (wouldn't apply to this) Level 3 - AES-CMAC encryption for paired comms (this is extremely similar to the encryption used on government internet communications, with the added benefit of the packet jumping described, above) Level 4 - ECDHE (Diffie-Hellman Ephemeral) encryption replaces AES-CMAC Each packet is encrypted using a random number (seed), the slot number, a shared encryption key, and the device address. So a hacker would have to break each and every packet, separately, in real-time, as they are each uniquely encrypted (the slot and seed change with each packet broadcast, changing channels at a rate of 1,600 hops per second). There are certainly man-in-the-middle (MITM) attacks that can occur, such as Key Negotiation of Bluetooth (KNOB) attacks, where nefarious agents can intercept the process of devices _exchanging_ cryptographic keys to establish a secure connection, telling the devices to use a weak (1-byte) encryption key. Then the hacker can brute-force attack the encryption and watch the traffic. This is easy to prevent, though, by ensuring a minimum of 7-octets of data be used for the key when establishing the secure connection. On top of that, the data within each packet of information is further-encrypted, so that if the Bluetooth cipher fails or ends up with a zero-day attack, the information is still secure (I'll share my sources on this in a moment). Because of this, even if there ever is a zero-day attack in the Bluetooth algorithm that breaks its security, the data will still be encrypted. The other thing I've seen mentioned is that "Bluetooth encryption isn't enabled by default." That may be true for consumer devices, but certainly not for these. As for my sources - these devices (and all federal encryption for data in transit) is controlled by NIST SP 800-171. Or, more specifically, the Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) 140-2. This requires AES-128 be used both within the packet and at the module level. Manufacturers like Motorola will be part of the NIST Cryptographic Algorithm Validation Program (CAVP) which certifies these devices. Feel free to Google those if you want to geek out more, or feel free to ask me any questions!

Sephora is filled with those..... Actually alot of retailers have these.

I wonder if they are sparkless too

Motorola...that explains why they couldn't communicate on the roof.

Do you know how an agency like the secret service or other federal law enforcement agencies that travel all over the US get radio coverage all over the USA? Do they have to set up comms before arriving or just work on local channels?

I can tell you, put side by side.The BK will win over any day in performance..... I have been a BK fan from my first RPV599A Portable, i was hooked!! Under best conditions, i could hit a repeater, with feedback over 30nm away

you have a radio that will do a mile or line of site and your Midland I own his big brother RUGGED RADIO 45 watt and my 5 watt hand held's

Interesting your take on DMR. I would like to hear a VP8000 on DMR now. The NX5000s I've played with sounded terrible on DMR. However, it could wholey be based on their programming. I've used a large mix of radios on various P25 systems. Programming plays a part because some suck and some sound alright. Using an XPR7550e on DMR and a APX6000XE on P25 phase II side by side daily, the DMR sounds better. That said, these are Gen II Mototrbo radio, and the settings have to be just right for them to sound good.

Certain gender are like termite pests destroying things from withon...gyms clubs jobs.. certain organizations places spaces.....😮

Im a transgender..and hopefully no. d.e.i.. ...hire ....made this radio.....goodness....

Rpm2 is one of the easiest software to use on the market, with the exception of armada. You need to spend more time with rpm to learn it. Once you understand it, super quick to program.

ComL and ComT for over ten years, I always fall back to my BK's, by far the best customer service and tech support you'll ever get from a company.

Send link for radio

I just got my xts5000 today. Said used… but honestly the more I continue to search this thing, I can’t see any signs of use. Impres battery came. The cable and charger get here on my bday Monday so I have to sit here and itch all day tomorrow and the rest of tonight until I get to play. But she powers up nicely. Service mode was successful everything is as it t should be. Unprogrammed though. But god damn I must say Iam taken by the overall presence of this thing. Iam really happy with so much that I think I’ll order a belt clip because it didn’t come with one. Oh okay I see there is engraving on the side but it’s done well and the letters are dark blue so it’s hard to see it unless you are holding it So happy. Sorry just thought I’d share this. I subscribed to your channel because of how positive you spoke about it just as got it unwrapped it and turned it on for the first time. And this is the first video I’ve seen of yours. I just randomly UA-cam searched the xts and happened on your channel here. Anyways. I’ll be watching lolz

Spent a lot of time in Africa. It was much easier to come as I was with my gear then to drop ship.

Slick thumb on the sticker buddy.

What frequency does it TX/RX on?

How much is the programming software for it? Also, how does Kenwood handle the ASK for P25 systems?

Also, the XTS3000 can do 9600 baud trunking, and 99% can do conventional P25 and are all over the internet often for under $100. My favorite is the Astro Saber because even though it’s basically an XTS3000 it looks cooler and seems to perform better. It is awkwardly tall though.

What vendor did you use

I don’t entirely understand why they made this. Yeah, it’s smaller than a normal APX but it’s still larger than a lot of other handhelds.

Your videos remind me of JerryRigEverything but for radios 😆

Im not hating by any means but would like to make a couple points. The XPR is a sub $1K commercial radio, the VP8K is inherently a mission critical radio (that will do DMR) that is $4K+... The audio should be better, its apples to oranges. Kenwood is a little misleading with perpetual licenses, only certain licenses are actually perpetual, P25 conventional and P25 P1 ARE perpetual. P25 P2, DMR T2, DMR T3, purchased frequency bands, and multiple others AREN'T perpetual, and until they recoup the money that it took to develop these, they won't be perpetual. I do agree that JVC should add ENTER as a soft button it would simplify things in the menu. Also remember that JVC isn't catering to or entertaining the hobbyist that wants to NAS, and while unfortunate, I understand why they elected to go this route. To even add a trunking system you need a SKF for the NX5000 and a AKEY for the Viking line and unlike MOTO, there isn't a system key generator for either in the wild.

its easier to go from an older radio to newer and not the otheway around firmware is different

Turn off dual channel scan / monitoring. It fixes it.

I thought the earpieces were induction neck ring rigs. As they are a bit more simple and secure than BT normally is.

If you think the Kenwood is clunky now, throw the high capacity battery on it. I have big hands and I find it difficult to press the PTT with the bigger battery on it.

I believe these are signs so that if someone does decide to give one to an adversary they can change settings on every radio such that that radio is now disconnected from the system and a lack of buttons makes it significantly harder to try and reconnect things

What's with the highly offensive God bless America statement