APC PKTF A01-GPS

Description

Meet the APC A01 (KaYoTom D10), POC (Push-to-Talk over Cellular) + UHF + GPS capabilities.  This is a high-performance, dual-mode communications device combining modern POC with traditional UHF radio and integrated GPS tracking. Built rugged with IP68 water and dust protection, dual PTT buttons and a high-capacity battery, the A01 (D10) radio is an essential tool for emergency communication. Our mobile communication services directly support Soil Jurisdiction County Reeves, Land and Sea Jurisdiction Continental Marshals Service, and Land and Soil Jurisdiction State Assembly Militia – State Border Defense Personnel across all states. With the right tools and technology, we empower those on the front lines to maintain safety, uphold justice, and respond effectively to any crisis.

The APC A01 (KaYoTom D10) is a versatile global walkie-talkie designed for reliable communication across various environments. It operates in the UHF  band, which allows for seamless communication over long distances. Equipped with a powerful 10-watt output option, the A01 ensures clear and stable transmissions even in challenging conditions. Its robust, waterproof design enhances durability, making it suitable for outdoor adventures and demanding situations. The device features 200 channels and offers an optional GPS function for enhanced navigation and tracking capabilities. Additionally, the A01 boasts a substantial 2500mAh or 3500mAH battery, providing up two (2) – three (3) days of usage on a single charge. This combination of features makes the APC A01 (KaYoTom D10) a reliable choice for users seeking extensive communication range and durability.

Annual Fee for Service

The POC (Network) side of the radio utilizes cellular technology to connect to your local cellular provider which creates the data link for the POC services to function.  There are fees that must be paid to keep these services active or the POC side of the radio will not continue to function as advertised.

Just as you pay a fee for your cell phones to work, fees are required for the POC side of these radios to function.   The fees are associated with the SIM card service and the POC services that the radio is using.  There is not a singular fee and can be different between each user unless they are subscribed to identical services.

All subscription fees are based on the SIM card demand and RealPTT services such as POC, Patrol, Workflow, MDM, GPS, Video and Bluetooth.  The majority of user accounts I’m aware of have the SIM, POC PTT services.  These fees were covered for the first year as a courtesy and is the responsibility of the end users.  We are working to develop comprehensive subscription options with various levels of SIM/RealPTT services.

However, to continue using the POC side of the radio, the fees must be paid by the end user.  Once the State Militias and other assemblies start to purchase radios and “issue” them, those fees will be covered by the respective assembly or organization that issued it to you.  Until then, we are considering most, if not all, current radios in the hands of ASNs to be personal radios, so the expense would be yours to bear individually.