Hytera HP682 Secure AES-256 Encrypted DMR Radio - Quick Look & Range Test

I really like my Hyterra. The 256 is nice. Its changed how we use radios because my wife feels comfortable to talk to me without feeling like she's airing it to the neighbors, when I am out walking the dog etc. Unfortunately, sometimes that means I sometimes get recalled home to kill a spyder.

I might point my local sheriff to you. I think they are struggling with how to convert to digital.

I’d like for you to watch NotaRubicon and give us some feed back on his input in regards to radios.

29 palms is where usmc field radio operator school is at

So I’m trying to “buy once cry once” on a radio that is going to be able to do everything I need it too do. Which is a bugout radio, something I can listen too/ contact emergency services, capable of encrypted talk with the boys, super durable. Is the hytera HP682 the correct radio?

“Long distance comm shots”

Could the HP602 serve a purpose in a SHTF type situation or less for a small group being you wouldn’t be able to program your radio to communicate with others outside of your group on the fly and more importantly would need a computer to add in channel’s. I’m looking for thoughts from others the hundred bucks between the two would be nice to save.

At 1000.00 it better out perform 95% of comms

Where to buy a pair of that.?

Any chance you can do a comparison between high end digital radios such as the Motorola PRC153, Harris Unity XG-100, Maxon MDP-6000, or the knock off TRI PRC 152? I had the Harris issued for work and had good experiences with it, but that was back when I knew nothing about comms. Thanks for the videos, this is some good content often overlooked in the "tacticool" arena.

Hey man i like your videos I’m stationed in 29 palms. Would you be interested in linking up and talking to some of the guys. A couple guys including myself are interested in getting our Ham technicians license.

You should check out the Vitai/Zastone UV008. Cheap, dual band, and has aes256

Is this something you still have to get a license and call sign for?

Thanks for the great video.
Is this radio dual or single band & if single band does it come i a dual band flavor ?.
Does it support CTCSS Rx & Tx for repeaters
How do you setup repeater off sets ?.
Whats its power out put & does it just have 1 x power output or does it also supporr low power.
How is the AES256 upgrade available ?.

Thanks in Advance. 😊

Love your work. Thanks for the clear information. How easy is it to pair that hytera to your Mojave repeater?

How does that compare with a TYT MD- UV 390 GPS. Analog/Digital DMR etc?

is there a huge difference between the PD model and thus HP model?

Super nice radio, with a correspondingly high price though. I had enough trouble bullying my crew into Anytone D878's.

What type of receiver is in it? direct or Super het?

Offer it in dual band VHF/UHF and I'd be interrested in purchasing a pair....

Nice

Thank you for this video!

What is the difference between the hp682 and the pd682?

Mojave really didn't need to flex on us like that by having a female volunteer for the sound-check.

§ 97.113 Prohibited transmissions of the FCC rules:
(4) Music using a phone emission except as specifically provided elsewhere in this section; communications intended to facilitate a criminal act; messages encoded for the purpose of obscuring their meaning, except as otherwise provided herein; obscene or indecent words or language; or false or deceptive messages, signals or identification.

Why do these sites promote breaking the rules while falling back on lame disclosures. It y'all insist on breaking the FCC rules for amateur radio you are going to screw it up for the rest of us. The FCC will use this as an excuse and just revoke the frequencies we have and sell them off to their commercial buddies.

Excellent video, great explanation of the tech and simply very helpful. Thank you!

Do these radios come with programming software (ie chirp)?

I have a couple Ailunce HD1 DMR radio that I use for GMRS. I'm having a hard time finding an affordable 50w mobile that will work with it. Any suggestions?

How long does it take to recharge? One of the issues I've had with some radios is they'll have an 8-16hr standby time, but might take 3 days to recharge. Main question I have, the AES-256, is this a hardware crypto engine or is it firmware? And how are the keys loaded, do you need a KVL, or will the laptop running software with a cable handle it? Last question... You mentioned RCR4, which bitrates is it compatible with? I think the TYT UV380 supported up to 128bit RCR4 (still not great)

Thank you for making this video, always interested in Hytera radios but don't know where to start, also very nice selection of radios in your store

Digital also eliminates the "squelch tail" which is not earpiece friendly, and can be louder than actual voice of recieved station. Good tech.

Great info, thanks

We have LoRa mesh network setup with a module on a UAV that gives us 100 mile range radius from the UAV if we need it with a mix of ground vehicle and personnel gateways/nodes and everything runs off solar. Great for ATAK and communicating to the TOC with better security. Not going to replace local DMR comms but supplemental.

Stellar video man! Enjoyed the knowledge bombs. I really liked the demonstration between analog vs digital as well. Looking forward to taking another class one day. Also recently got my technician license.

Yea, it's pretty clear (no pun) that digital is MUCH better audio.

Wo

Radio Cleetus coming through with another great video. 😊 Good stuff man.

Look forward to the upcoming training courses......even if it is behind "enemy lines" 🤣🤣🤣

is the maxon mdp6000 pretty comparable to this?

Why would this be better than say, the anytone 878 series? It's dmr and has aes.

This may be a silly question, but is there no concern about the security of this radio as a Chinese product? This question comes from a place of complete ignorance, but it seems that device security would be an aspect to consider for foreign products