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The ONLY system I trust is the RT Systems software and cable.? I've used them on my Yaesu FT8900R mobile, a couple of Yaesu VX 150 portables, a Baofeng UV5RHP portable, and a Baofeng BF-F8+.? I

How do I determine what cables will actually work programming Baofeng HTs? I had one that came with it when I bought a UV82. This cable also worked with Wouxin KG1-UVD. Lost that cable, and now I have

There is a thing called, egregious circumstance. Call that, very dire and unforeseeable emergency. It's sort of a last hope CYA. It allows, where no other route can be found, for a lifesaving measure

Baofeng UV-5R radios can be programmed in the frequency from 378 to 568Mhz and from 126 to 250Mhz, the illegal depends on the country in which it is used.

You could unlock it for any frequency, as long as you don't use it on frequencies that you're not licensed for, and also not if it's not FCC type accepted for services outside the amateur bands. The

It is illegal to SELL the radios that can be unlocked, not illegal to do it after you bought it. -- Ron N8WCR https://n8wcr.us Quis custodiet ipsos custodies?

You make faulty assumptions. Get a life.

Interesting that you would deliberately want to break the law and publicize the fact that you intend to? I suppose next we can expect a u-tube video on how to make your radio illegal? We have enough

Charlie . . . <w5cdt@...> wrote: If you're referring to something else, please ignore this. If you're trying to unlock it to transmit out of the ham bands, I read that the FCC made

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I see them listed on AliExpress (China) with the full frequency coverage....Takes a while to receive, but should be ready to go (full coverage as before) [email protected]> wrote:

What is the "popular merhod"? ?Dave Springer, N0TXJ Get BlueMail for Android ?

Did you implemented into Bao mic? Petr, OK1RP

Hello, I'm a new member of this group; with five Baofengs,?and if I'm allowed to mention it, a Wouxun KG-UV9D plus, all of which I've gathered over the last 6 or 7 years or so. Because of increasing

It would seem logical that in the manual they were coming from a default position where the offset is already at zero or off. Obviously the problem arises when one has already been doing some

A friend pointed out to me that to use the procedure in Section 6.10 of the manual, the offset specified in Section 6.11 must be zero. And I see that that solution works just fine, either by using

Maynard . . . <w6pap@...> wrote: It's practice among the makers of Chinese radios to add the wattage outputs for each band and total it. That's what they claim to be the output. Probably 4W on 2M

I think that the numbering might be confusing. ?My UV-S9 was advertised as a tribander and is but doesn’t feature the 8 watt output. ?My UV-S9 PLUS was advertised as a dual band radio with 8 watts

I understand some of these Baofengs can be put on 220 MHz. I don't know which ones, or how to do it. I also don't know how good the spectral purity of the signal would be. Donald KX8K <w6pap@...>

I bought my UV-S9 mostly for 220 MHz use and it works fine on that band. ?I also have a UV-S9PLUS that does not receive or transmit on 220 but it wasn’t advertised as triband. 73, Maynard W6PAP