TIDRADIO is a professional manufacturer of communication equipment, specializing in GMRS, Amateur (Ham), and PoC two-way radios known for wireless programming capabilities.
E guzobere ya na 2000, TIDADIO is a global communication solutions provider located in Quanzhou, China. Operating under Guangzhou Billion Leiden Electronic Technology Co., Ltd., the brand integrates research, development, and manufacturing to produce a diverse lineup of handheld transceivers. TIDRADIO distinguishes itself in the market with user-friendly innovations such as Bluetooth-enabled wireless programming via the Odmaster app, allowing users to configure radios directly from smartphones without complex PC setups.
The company offers a wide range of products including GMRS radios for general consumers, analog and digital Ham radios for enthusiasts, and PoC (Push-to-Talk over Cellular) devices for professional teams requiring long-range connectivity. With a commitment to affordable quality and customer support, TIDRADIO serves a growing international community of radio operators.
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Many newer TIDRADIO models support wireless programming via Bluetooth. Download the 'Odmaster' app on your iOS or Android device, connect to your radio via Bluetooth within the app, and you can read/write frequency settings without a computer cable.
Official programming software (CPS) and firmware updates for TIDRADIO devices are typically hosted on their dedicated software portal at walkietalkiesoftware.com.
Yes, in the United States, transmitting on GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service) frequencies requires a valid license from the FCC. However, GMRS licenses are available to individuals without an exam.
TIDRADIO typically offers a 6-month manufacturer's warranty on their products, covering defects in materials and workmanship under normal use.
On models like the TD-H3 or TD-H8, switching between Channel Mode and Frequency Mode (VFO) often involves a specific key combination at startup or a long-press of the Menu or Exit key. Refer to your specific model's manual for the exact procedure as it varies by firmware version.