Rapid Radios G1

Notes

Rapid Radios calls the G1 its flagship radio. It ships with a pre-installed multi-carrier IoT SIM (Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile) and a first year of nationwide service, renewable at $50 a year; groups take up to 200 users. A car/base unit is also offered. The product page states a battery capacity of 8800 mAh for a 165 g radio, which is not plausible, so the battery field is left empty; it also gives the size as 2 x 7 x 2 in, which does not match the 132 x 59 x 33 mm used here. The page lists FCC ID 2BD8I-G1, but the FCC records (fccid.io, fcc.report and the FCC's own search) could not be checked, so the grant is not recorded as an approval. The page does not name the hardware maker.

Rapid Radios G1: frequently asked questions

Is the Rapid Radios G1 FCC certified?

We have not found a public approval record for this model in any country yet. That does not mean it is not approved, only that we have not found the record. United States: approved PoC devices

Which networks does the Rapid Radios G1 support?

It works on 4G. LTE bands B1/B2/B3/B4/B5/B7/B8/B12/B13/B17/B66/B38/B40/B41.

What is the difference between the Rapid Radios G1 and the ABELL A760L?

Countries with a type approval on record: 0 for the Rapid Radios G1, 2 for the ABELL A760L (0 in common). Compare with ABELL A760L