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Hi Baofeng group members :-) Just joined this group and a (suspect automated) 'welcome' note from Donald is the prompt for this note. Understand attaining 'critical mass' is important and although

Nick . . . <himself@...> wrote: I downloaded the user guide and searched it and there's no directions on how to do that. Below I will paste the instructions on how to reset a UV-5R model,

Any way to do this? Uploading a blank code plug is not a hard/factory reset. I want a radio exactly as it was when taken from the box. Cheers, Nick.

I have one of these too, and it works well, produces around 7.4 VDC at the terminals that connect to the transceiver when the input is 12 VDC. The only problem is with the label: the label states

A lot of interesting thoughts and suggestions. One of the issues is the varying supply voltages. In my truck and RV, I have 100Ah LifePo4 batteries running all the comm gear. With the chargers on

Did any of the other ideas sound plausible or do you think you're better off just using the adapter you have and play it safe? Donald KX8K

I didn't really mean to sound harsh. It's just that I'm looking for a specific answer to a specific problem and so many people feel a need to answer with something that has nothing to do with the

The Baofeng web site states that they work in cooperation with Chirp but I see no evidence of that at all. In fact, I see Baofeng radios sold by Radioddity that are supported by Chirp, but those same

I know I'm replying to an old post, but how did it go? I have all the equipment, and have most of the settings configured on the phone. I'm using a Baofeng uv82 since the 5 watts of the uv5r just

<spike.dennis@...> wrote: I would still think that entering the information in their program would be easier than entering the same information from the front panel of the radio.

<electronice.az@...> wrote: I have to agree here. Walt was just offering another way of doing things. I wanted to respond and remind members here to be grateful when people try to help, even if

<electronice.az@...> wrote: I think he's not wanting to use the cigarette lighter socket, but the same would apply to the line from 12V PowerPole connectors to the charger. Apparently, this

<OOWONBS@...> wrote: Michael, Are you up to making a modification such as this? If so, I would suggest adding the diodes in the +12V line coming from the car's 12V system. That way

Anybody have any success using Chirp with the new Baofeng NA-6K? I was just gifted one. Nice looking little radio but I learned long ago that if you cant program it with Chirp, I dont want it. I did

Michel and the group, Michel and the group, I think there is some tolerance regarding the maximum voltage there. If you want to do a good job, you can install diodes in the line, as Bill suggests, but

2 diodes would drop ~1.4 v. 1N400x series just handles an amp but there is a 3A version. Axial lead. Fit inside or in the cord line itself.or make a short adaptor. BillSF9c

Walt, Your answer has absolutely nothing to do with my question. My question concerns running a Baofeng drop in desk charger from 12V. I see no correlation whatsoever between your answer and my

Michael,I have a B-Tech (Baofeng) UV-5X3 (5R with 3 bands) using a 12V battery pack adaptor that slips on in place of the battery. Works quite well. If I remember, I found it on Amazon as an accessory

I've got several Baofeng chargers that have a 10V wall wart and say 10v input voltage. Do these have a problem supplied with 12V? I want to put one in my truck and one in my RV and run them from 12V.

I have for sale a Baofeng UV-5RA, which is the famous 2m/70cm 4 watt HTs with FM broadcast band receive. It works and looks well and comes with a drop in charger, thin whip aftermarket dualband