The MXTA11 almost seems like it would be in a bubble pack hanging in the truck stop.

Very impressive radio. One of the reviews stated privacy codes did not work.

The RT-9000D is not listed and neither is the Luiton equivalent. Mostly all of my operation is while I'm driving, sometimes I will sit in front of my home. For those who want to pursue this topic, here are a few key links from the Facebook posts, MXT400 Programming software: https://www.dropbox....p_1.05.zip?dl=1, Programming Cables. NOTE: 25KHz not legal on gmrs anymore. WB then could apply to all the GMRS channels, simplex or repeater. Hope this helps. Soladaddy, I understand the MXT400, 115 and 105 are narrow band. MXL CR 77 (resto-modded to a ribbon mic) by Michael Farabee 5 years ago 2 minutes, 27 seconds 3,960 views I use the cheapest midland radios … Unfortunately, I am not really sure what it is you are describing. and I just assumed they were not holding the mic close enough, like a cell phone on speaker. I do find that when I talk to this unit on the base I turn the volume up, but through the repeater to a HT its normal. Hello! The MXT400 works well with hand held radios who are spotting while wheeling or communicating with blockers during pheasant hunting season. I decided on GMRS. Midland 2-Way Radio Bundle — Model# MXT400VP3. If you have some stuff that not is listed here you can donate this by contact mods.dk. I am guessing when you say make it split, you mean use different PL tones on transmit and receive. One difference is the Luiton version includes help files. Well, I can pickup these two guys talking in Suffolk County NY from East Haven, CT. I'm not at this time interested in getting my ham ticket for reasons I mentioned in another thread (yes I know ham is popular in the prepping community) I did quite a bit of research on which way to go...GMRS, FRS or MURS. Other wise, great radios,simple, and work well, but Midland needs to makesome changes, Good Value for a Part 95E certified GMRS radio. I have been able to pick up an individuals FRS (1/2 watt) Radio Shack wireless intercom from 28 miles and they only have a short antenna inside the house.

This is the manuals page for Midland. (Previously tuned to GMRS frequencies. There is a compander option which might help when talking Wide to Narrow band. You can name each channel. Some repeaters have different tones for input and output. Currently, Midland don’t offer any headsets for the MXT400. You can change from FMN narrow 12.5KHz to FM wide 20KHz or 25KHz. Note the ONLY emission certified is  10K5F3E. I'm still testing on which antenna gives the best performance. They could also do it through the menu and make the RP light flash when WB mode is selected. The Luiton LT-590 is also available from TYT as the TYT TH-9000d, a Part 90 UHF radio. I do travel to RI and CT a couple times a year, family and friends.

I like it, I'm having fun. What Midland ought to do is concede that their narrow band radios are a mistake and release a new model that will properly do wide-band. Thank you for your comment. I then ordered the DPD Productions GMRS double 5/8 wave 5.5DB gain in black....(Commsprepper highly recommended the DPD). MXT400 Programming software only! I just installed this radio in my truck. I may add yet another, as I am a huge fan of redundancy. In fact, the Retevis version may represent close-out stock that they purchased from Bond Telecom. "I honestly don't know a single person with a GMRS radio. Even though the audio is VERY clear and the signal is strong there is a reduced audio level on our end (base/repeater). But, I doubt it. MXT400 Programming software:  https://www.dropbox....p_1.05.zip?dl=1, CABLE: USB to 3.5mm stereo connection programming cable :https://www.rtsystem...able_p_748.html. Ford f250. I apologize for not being able to explain all of the intricacies in the proper technical terms, I am a newbie and am still trying to learn GMRS. Whether CB, GMRS, or Ham or even SW.

of course they wouldn't! Performs outstanding. It'seasy to use (if I can do it anybody can).........I run it on low power except for a couple channels that are active I run it on medium power. I was thinking of pulling the trigger on a Midland MXT400 to use as a base, but don't want to do it unless I can be sure I can change it to WB and use dual separate (in-out) tones for repeaters. Anybody else running the MXT400............? Not sure they can properly do 11K0F3E now.

The Midland MXT400 is certified and it appropriately transmits on narrow band. When selecting an external speaker, ensure the speaker has 8-ohm impedance and is rated for 4.0 watts.

Unfortunate that it is not FULLY compatible with existing wideband equipment. The other frequencies you will find are locked on all other channels. I put up a Telewave ANT450D6-9 at one site a few years ago and it works really well. I might have to spring for the Midland antenna. *Antenna, cable, and antenna mount sold separately. I have the MXT115, anyone having trouble talking to repeaters on it???

LOL. Any doubt that the MXT400 is a Luiton LT-590 on Prosac have been removed. You may apply for a GMRS license if you are 18 years or older and not a representative of a foreign government. Add 8 WB repeater pairs 23-30 . If so, it won't work on 462MHz. I ran the software Dropbox that berkinet ran and on an old win7 machine for the same reason and turned out ok. It is starting to look better though. There are a bunch of different manufactures and configurations. or some place SE of my location. Thank you for your comment. He is located on the Pasco County GMRS Radio Group.

He runs on Medium power and makes a great connection with our base/repeater. The issue is without the receive side of a GMRS transceiver being able to receive wide band from such a repeater, communications are impossible. So far, the Midland MXTA11 "seems" to perform just a tad better then the DPD antenna....(all though I like the all black DPD look). I do not know the height of the repeater in Astoria.

My radio dose about 50 watts and it's really all i need. Easy to install, easy to use, and offers good communication clarity Jeep to Jeep or Jeep to handheld. I may hook the meter up in the next few days and see...(weather has been miserable). Tx narrow to Rx wide = will be quieter audio. I did a little googling and could not find a spec sheet for the MXT400 on line, but it make since. (Many options between 5kHz and 50kHz), CHANNEL SPACING  = occupied bandwidth (narrow or wide): 12.5, 20 & 25 kHz. Midland MXT400 GMRS radio.

Well the GMRS radio was another "layer" of comms for my prepping gear. 1. I am sure there are a lot of interested people waiting to hear. As a result some of us with newer radios get audio clipping when we receive the repeater. The only and I mean only little fuss I have with the 400 is I would like the ability to change the screen color.

... That is an interesting report. I really need to get a 400 and set up a repeater here.

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