Oricom UHF182 - Dual antenna input. Any good?

Over in WA a UHF etc repair shop has sign on the counter saying. 'We do not repair Oricom'.
Upon being asked why, 'Cheap electronics was the reply.'

Sorry I cant offer any additional info, I haven't any idea about this brand only reporting what I saw and was told.

Stick with GME , Aussie made, great backup service..

Or

Icom, Japanese and more complex to use...

They are cheap. Better to have one aerial input which works well than two inputs, neither of which may not work so well.

Have the remote Mic unit in her car,always gets data noise near the tunnels and toll points. Rang Warren and he said filter must need tuning, wtf. Sent it back and received brand new unit which does exactly same thing . Ok never again. Have the remote Mic Uniden in f truck and it is fine but it was twice the price

Had an Oricom phone once. Put it into orbit out the backyard. Will never touch anything from them again.

Regards