The RFinder B1-Plus is a dual-band VHF/UHF DMR/FM handheld that never needs a code plug! Uses your GPS position to find the repeaters in your area, anywhere on Earth! Now with a new chipset, upgraded OS, and USB-C on-board quick-charging. This is a full 64GB storage 6GB RAM Android Cellphone/DMR Radio. WiFi, NFC, GSM, LTE (yes, Verizon, TMobile and ATT and their MVNO's as well as CA, SA, EU, Oceana, and Asian carriers)…and of course 136-174/400-470MHz DMR/FMW/FMN.

DMR over IP (DMRoIP) allows users to connect to over 220,000 DMR amateur radio operators from all over the world without the need for a hotspot or a local DMR repeater! RFinder is the first “Click and Talk Transceiver” utilizing its built-in World Wide Repeater Directory (WWRD). Easily point and click on the repeater you wish to use in the WWRD, and you are connected! The RFinder has embedded smartphone technology and wifi connectivity, which allows you to connect to Brandmeister and TGIF with no external hotspot needed!
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Unified Radios - New Repeater Directory
Unified Radios - System Status
Unified Radios - On Air
Unified Radios - Network Map
Unified Radios - RF1 Cloud Memory Management
UnifiedRadios.com
ComJot CJ-1
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RFinder Cloud
RFinder Location Search
RFinder Users on Map
RFinder Operating Manual-current version
RFinder.com
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RFinder Users Group on Facebook
RFinder Splinter Group on Facebook
Unified Radios Group on Facebook
ComJot Radios Group on Facebook
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DMR ID via RadioID.net
Brandmeister.network
Brandmeister Hoseline
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