Why is Richard better than RT-790G?
- Transmit power50 W vs 5 W10×
Why is RT-790G better than Richard?
- DisplayBacklit display vs Colour display
Specifications
Side by side
| Radio & range | ||
| Radio standards | Amateur | VHF, UHF |
| Licence | Amateur licence | Amateur licence |
| Digital mode (DMR / dPMR) | — | Yes |
| Dual band (VHF + UHF) | — | Yes |
| Frequency ranges | 28 - 29.7 MHz | 136–174 MHz, 400–470 MHz |
| Transmit power | 50 W | 5 W |
| Squelch | automatic, adjustable | — |
| Power & battery | ||
| Battery capacity | — | 2,500 mAh |
| Battery voltage | 13.8 V | — |
| Power source | Mains / 12 V vehicle | — |
| USB-C charging | No | — |
| Design & durability | ||
| Weight | 1,100 g | — |
| Width | 170 mm | — |
| Height | 160 mm | — |
| Depth | 52 mm | — |
| Display | Backlit display | Colour display |
| Colours | Black | — |
| Features | ||
| VOX (hands-free) | Yes | — |
| Channel scan | Yes | — |
| Emergency / SOS alarm | Yes | — |
| Roger beep | Yes | — |
| GPS | — | Yes |
| PC programmable | — | Yes |
| Connectivity | ||
| Headset / earpiece jack | Yes | — |
| Connectors | 6‑polige Mikrofonbuchse, USB-A, 2,5mm Klinke, 3,5mm Klinke | — |
| Bluetooth | — | Yes |
| Radios in the base pack | 1 | — |
