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Ailunce HM1 Mobile Radio is in Designing
Hello all Ailunce friends,
Ailunce Dual Band DMR Mobile Radio HM1.
Ailunce is designing the dual-band DMR mobile radio HM1.
H means Hams, M means Mobile, 1 means Generation. HM1 is Hams Mobile Radio Generation. We want to design one Mobile Radio with all the hams.
Do you want to Join us? Tell us your suggestions or ideas on Ailunce HM1. Let's design a real Amateur Mobile Radio!
All the suggestions and ideas, we will take them seriously.
The HM1 will compatible with HD1. We won't stop the HD1 updating either.
You can leave messages here, Facebook, Twitter, or email hams@ailunce.com, we will consider them when we design the appearance and functions.
PS: If you need any help about the radios, no matter about Retevis, Ailunce, or other brands, feel free to contact us. If we know, we would be glad to assist you.
Best Regard, 73s
Ailunce
Comments
Mark Sayers
Hello You don't need 50 watts for a dmr mobile radio, if you don't have local dmr repeaters you would have to use a hotspot. Different power levels would be necessary if that's the case. Large screen would be an advantage bigger than the anytone 578 and both time slots. Interchangeable codeplug from the hd1 would make programming easier and don't overcomplicate the cps when trying to build your own codeplug. Both GPS and Non GPS versions would offer options for non GPS users. The potential for other options via FW updates for the future like Bluetooth hand microphone. Built in hotspot or the option to connect via your mobile phone to use as an internet gateway and most important address book contacts at least 500 thousand. Kind Regards Mark 2E1CEQ
Eric
Is this project dead? The announcement was two and a half years ago.
Yolanda Author
Project in plan
w4JLN
Please PLEASE focus on the firmware as a top priority. Bad firmware makes or breaks a modern radio. Outsource if you must. Hire AND RESPECT a good UX engineer. Don’t run English translations through Google Translate (translating UI is a burgeoning industry so there’s no excuse not to find a great multilingual localization person). If the firmware isn’t solid, DO NOT SHIP.
Yolanda Author
thanks for your advice.
Joe KE0TSE
I think that you should have GPS/APRS as a standard option. Also have cross band and cross mode repeat and 50 watt output. Also a big color screen would make you guys winners in the DMR mobile industry.
Author
thanks
NORBERTO ZABALA
tengo un radio portatil hd1 aliunce y estoy muy contento , con el cada dia le descubro una funcion mas. que el nuevo radio aliunce hm1 sea compatible con el portatil aliunce hd1 y que noticias positivas sobre cuando sale al mercado . para su utilizacion en dmr y dual band en los vehiculos que sabe sobre el proyecto sobre el radio hm1 estoy de acuerdo con los mensajes anteriores en la parte tecnica gracias
Guest
Better receiver filtering. Most of the newer radios have poor receive filtering makI guess them next to useless in big cities with high RF noise like pagers etc. Possibly an AM detector for aircraft reception. Fast scanning speed, promiscuous mode, nuisance delete capability when scanning so you can block memory channels that lock on due to noise. Another vote for a remote head. Bluetooth for readily available Bluetooth devices already on the market. A ruggedized version for motorcycles or off road vehicles. Something that can get wet and dirty. Possibly the addition of LTE capability for something like Zillo or even APRS similar to the Vero VR N7500. Thanks for asking for input.
Author
Thanks.73
Whit
First, much improved receiver. I live in a RF saturated area, and the receiver of Chinese built mobile radios gets easily overloaded or desensitized. So much so that I can't use them. Next, cross band repeat, with true VHF+VHF, VHF+UHF, or UHF+UHF receive. Third, a remote mount head. There is just not enough room in almost all modern vehicles for a two way radio that doesn't have a remote mount head. Use commonly available RJ-45 jacks and Cat 5/Cat 6 cable instead of proprietary components. Fourth, excellent transmit and receive audio. Fifth, true USB programming. Sixth, eliminate the FM radio reception. No one uses that feature, since our vehicles have FM radios built in. Lastly, DMR and analog.
Author
73
Erlend Grimseid
please consider to make radio to radio data communication possible. Like the Motorola DMR radios. Some operators use this function for wink emcom but Motorola radios is to expensive for most folks.
Yolanda Author
Thanks,73
remote control through internet ...it means that radio need to have LTE module, so is possible to reach radio from everywhere, and control it.
Remote head ability would be essential. Hide the body away and mount the head of the radio somewhere convenient. Include a GPS function like the HD1(GPS) that we can use for APRS. de VK2MPJ
Yolanda Author
Very thanks for your advice.
Scott KI5BZJ
Hello do you have any new updates please.