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Ad Number:	1755289
Date Placed:	01/10/26
Name:	Kyle Mincey
Phone Number:	8657897598
Callsign:	K4CS
Category:	RADIOVHF
Heading:	Tytera DMR MD380 HT Radio
Ad Message:	I have for sale a Tytera DMR MD380 Radio and a seemingly non functional MMDVM hotspot. I had this set up and working for a while but I didn't use it a whole lot and when I did it was to just listen in here and there. I noticed that the hotspot was not working and I don't want to mess with it since it wasn't something that I used very often. Included is the radio (has been reset), programming cable, 2 batteries, antenna, charging cradle and hotspot with raspberry pi zero w, case, and antenna for it. Like I said the hotspot does not seem to work and I don't want to fool with fixing it. It could be a simple fix or the MMDVM board could be bad, I don't know. I did not do any troubleshooting on it at all. I'll price the lot at $140. I'll pay for the shipping within the USA. I prefer PayPal but will also accept Venmo, cashapp, or USPS Money Order. My contact information is correct in QRZ.

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