MTP6750 — TETRA with Dual GPS + Dead Reckoning at 19 Hours
The positioning specialist of the TETRA line: dual GPS plus dead-reckoning sensors that keep location tracking alive inside tunnels, underground parking, and dense urban canyons where satellite lock is lost. IP67 rated with 19-hour runtime. For utilities, metro transit, and mining operations whose dispatchers need continuous location visibility, the dead-reckoning engine bridges GPS gaps — a worker entering a tunnel does not vanish from the dispatch map, a capability no DMR radio in this class can match regardless of its runtime.
HP785 — 1,024-Channel DMR at 265g with 24-Hour IP68 and AI Noise Suppression
The commercial flagship: 1,024 channels across 64 zones, an ultra-slim 265g chassis — 5 hours more runtime than the MTP6750's 19-hour envelope — with IP68 continuous-submersion rating and AI-trained noise suppression for plant-floor clarity. The argument: for industrial, logistics, and event fleets that do not require underground positioning continuity, the HP785 delivers flagship ruggedness, channel headroom, and a lighter belt load at a fraction of the TETRA infrastructure cost. Both radios solve mission communications; the decision is positioning continuity in GPS-dead zones versus fleet economics and shift-long endurance.
