Latest news – Motorola look that they are getting out 2 way radios like they’re just candy these days, the digital revolution has actually provided Motorola a second wind and they are, as standard, pushing the boundaries of the two-way communication marketplace. This contemporary walkie talkie the Motorola dp2400, is full fat digital and having tried it for the few weeks it is very similar size to a lot of other of the existing two way radios, but included with different connection variety. The form is very similar to other existing radios, but we deem the price can make a massive diversity to small businesses and individuals, anyway here is a incredibly rare appraisal of that radio.
A 2 way radio has to be in a position to work swiftly and efficiently. It has to be uncomplicated to use, robustly designed and multi-faceted enough to appeal to a variety of people. Fortunately, Motorola are very, very good at fulfilling these standards. So, with that in mind, we put the Dp2400 through its paces.
THE SPECS
The clarity of digital audio is undeniable. But when you continue to prefer analogue, then do not despair. The Dp2400 is totally comfortable handling both analogue and digital frequencies.
But there’s a lot more it is able to do besides that.
The DP 2400 can even use its ‘IP Site Connect’ function to open out the capability of the device via the Internet. In addition, the ‘capacity plus’ function can use a single-site trunking system to allow over a thousand voice or data transfer-users without adding any new frequencies. It can even use an (optional) ‘linked capacity plus’ feature (a multi-site version of that ‘capacity plus’ function) that works in tandem with the IP functionality to make sure even broader fields of communication over greater distances.
There’s even an enhanced security function.
The Motorola Dp2400 comes in both VHF and UHF forms.
THE PRICE
It’s much affordable, yet high spec, device. Recently there has been release of the Dp 3400, we are able to reasonably expect the cost to drop a bit more also soon, but probably not by an incredible amount, as both models do seems to focus on slightly different areas.
Overall, it does look like Motorola are offering an excellent radio-based product for your money, yet again.
THE PERFORMANCE
The look is hardy and utilitarian; this will be the sort of walkie talkie a security guard or professional soldier might use. Its tough, square edged and no-nonsense, however it still looks contemporary and professional. On top of this, the Dp2400’s easy use makes the simplicity of that design a perfect marriage of model and operation.
Like the vast majority of Motorola’s radios, the Motorola dp2400 is a robust little doohickey. The bodywork is so tightly sealed, in fact, that it is almost completely dust and sand proof and has a water protection rating of IP55 (meaning you can use it in the rain, but you probably can’t take it swimming).
The audio performance of this Motorola dp2400 is nothing short of spectacular. It even adjusts the sound levels to compensate for background noise automatically, much like the iphone.
Actually, so high performance is this two way radio, that it essentially meets US military standard 810 C D E F and G.
The only negative we could find was that the look was slightly bulky plus the battery was slightly heavy, however, the battery life is so good that we really don’t mind. Besides, it’s reassuring to be completely sure that you just are not about to lose the product (you would soon notice if you dropped it).
As an optional extra, you are able to even get a function which will interrupt an existing signal so they can deliver vital information without waiting for a message finish.
THE VERDICT
It actually does seem as if Motorola have considered everything for this radio. What we’ve got here is a two way radio that is pretty close to perfection. It seems to do anything you could possibly want it to and, when ‘pimped out’ with all the optional extras, it will surely do a lot more in addition.
There aren’t actually any downsides with this product, it works particularly well, is pretty much top of the line in its price range and is bang up to date mechanically. What more can you ask for?
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What to make of the new-fangled Motorola dp2400 