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Hi Dale Thanks for the pics- very similar to the CH-8 I have, except that my case snaps together.? I got it apart with difficulty, I think that the circuit is the same, but the pcb is a different

On 8/21/2021 5:38 PM, John Button G8JMB via groups.io wrote: > hI rOD > Radio is marked > > HESENATE which I believe is just badge engineering > > Model HE-UV82 > > I found a circuit for the UV5R

<<My Baofeng DM-1801 DMR radio charger (CH1801) uses the exact SC6038 circuit. ... The CH1801 came with a 10vdc supply.?? I tried it with a 12vdc and it appeared to work but I only left it running

Doug . . . wrote: They do work if you don't get them close to their rated output. I used one to try to get some cells in a 40V battery pack back to life. While my plans didn't work out, it did put out

My Baofeng DM-1801 DMR radio charger (CH1801) uses the exact SC6038 circuit. On the IC I could make out HXN-WS.? I could not make out the rest of the info on the chip.? I traced out the circuit and

Hello Group, Another solution for a 10VDC supply is to use a DC-DC converter, connect it to 13.8V shack supply and adj the converter to 10V. You can pick these converters up from China for only a few

The chargers for pretty much all Baofeng radios use a power adapter with the following specs: 10 volts DC, .5 Amps(500 Ma), center + one model number to look for: 480-10050-E.S And yes, It sounds like

John, I didn't know you were in the UK. This is from www.ebay.co.uk and I believe that these have a UK plug: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/142531364185 Replacement for 10V 2.0A AC/DC Switching Adapter

John . . . <hornpipe112@...> wrote: Here you go. https://www.ebay.com/itm/255100280213 Just find the right barrel connector and solder it to the leads of this. $6.65 + free shipping.

hI rOD Radio is marked HESENATE which I believe is just badge engineering Model HE-UV82 I found a circuit for the UV5R charger that is based on a SC6038 controller. Looks like the charger base? that

HI ROD

Until you find your 10Vdc, start by assuming 14v from your 13.5 -13.8 V auto socket, worst case... add 6, "0.65" V-drop 1A or 3A diodes. An old school auto charger can kick out 15-18Vdc, unloaded, so

John . . . <hornpipe112@...> wrote: Find a wall wart that fits the socket on the charger base. You might have to find a wall wart first then find a plug that fits, and solder it to the

On 8/20/2021 9:05 AM, Rodney kraft via groups.io wrote: > John, > > Can you take the battery off the radio and identify the actual radio for us?? I can't find a "UV-8" radio anywhere.? The searches

John, Can you take the battery off the radio and identify the actual radio for us?? I can't find a "UV-8" radio anywhere.? The searches I do come up with a UV-82, but no "UV-8". As for a drop in

Oops! Charger is UV-8, not UV-6.? Or so a magnifier and better light tells me! 73 John G8JMB

Hi Donald Subject line should read UV82 radio, CH6 Charger.? My searches were totally unproductive also. I'd open it? if I could - case looks welded shut or has hidden clips.? Bottom of charger

Do you have the original charger? It should saw what the max input voltage is for the charger on the sticker on the bottom. My experience is that the input voltage to the drop in charger is 10.5 Vdc.

John . . . <hornpipe112@...> wrote: I searched and came up with nothing. Your best bet may be to open it up and create a schematic then figure out what does what inside. I did search

Hello everyone Does anyone have a schematic for the UV-6 charger supplied with the UV-82? Can I run the charger off a nominal 12VDC supply? 73 John G8JMB