So it’s finally happening. New radios that people actually want being released on the market. The CRT 2000 everyone knows is based on the Apollo II chassis from Qixiang and at €129 comes with the ctcss included and not as an option like the Team Expert1

Link to the original information: http://tinyurl.com/zqw6w36 Now the fight starts for which version is the best. 

UK: Try Nocando01 Roy he will have it quickly am sure

Europe: Neuner, Maas Electronik, Truckerswereld, Avera and many other resellers

Good price too as includes CTCSS.  I guess check your dealers and online in a few days time 

eBay in uk buy now: 162247240178 (Deliveries after 28th October 2016)

You’ve asked whose got it in uk and it’s answered.. Let’s see whose ordered one first

CRT 2000 AM FM CB RADIO 

80 channels AM/FM European Multinorms & UK
Out power : 4 Watts AM / FM
Input voltage : 12 / 24 Volts
4 Memories channels
Usual norm can be select by menu
Large color multifunction display
RX signal displaying
TX power displaying
Channel number or frequency + channel display
Usual norm displaying (EU,CE,UK,PL,I2,DE,PL)
Voltage display
Various activated display functions
RF gain setting
Emergency channels 9 et 19
Volume control
Squelch manual or automatic (ASQ)
6 Functions keys (PF1 to PF6) with 3 functions each.
Menu order can be personalized
Scan function
Roger beep (8 setting possibility)
Dual watch function
NB/ Hi cut filters
Call Touch (DTMF)
CTCSS
Bluetooth( optional)
TOT function
BCLO function
Dimmer
Shift programmable
Microphone with UP/DW
Programmable by computer
Size 122 x165 x35 (l x L x H)

Price was showed before at £104.50 but minimum retail is €129 so price was raised to £124.50 to match the minimum price level from CRT for clarity.

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