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Yes, the 902mhz (33cm) band is the ISM (industrial, Scientific, Medical) band.? Some baby monitors work on that band, and there is a few commercial rigs out there that can be modified to cover our

Hi Don, Alinco had the DJ-G7T triband HT which did 23cm. IT looks like it has been discontinued, unfortunately, but I am sure there are plenty out there still. Icom had the T81A (had a few in the

I'd go $300 if they ruggedized it and covered all of those bands. They can leave out DMR as far as I am concerned. I have a 144-440 Anytone DMR and only use it to talk with my brother across the

What ARE the current offerings for 1.2 GHz besides an Icom 9700? By offerings, I am referring to HTs (portable, hand-helds), not desktop radios like my 9700. I'm not going to carry my 9700 around with

I do believe Wouxun makes a 6m/2m dualband HT.? Or at least they used to.? If Xiegu would put 6m, a memory keyer for CW, and a voice keyer in the G90 I would definitely be in the market for one of

Throw in 6m and I'd go to $125. [email protected]> wrote: -- de KC6UFM Charles

Since Baofeng is now making triband HTs ridiculously cheap, giving everyone a shot s 222mhz, anyone think there is a chance that they might soon come out with a model that covers 1.2GHZ?? That would

If they don't list the radio, they don't officially support it, but you can try on their website for more information. They might also have an alpha or beta version you can try. We're just a peer to

Hi Donald, I tried CHIRP.? CHIRP doesn't list the T26, so I tried the BF888, T20, and T20FRS settings to download what's in the radio now.? Which radio in the CHIRP list resembles the T26 regarding

This is a digression from Nigel's question about suitable HTs for use by non-hams in South Africa.? So, here's a new thread. As I understand it, it was probably illegal for anyone to sell me my

Halden . . . <incorridge@...> wrote: Radios for the FRS can't have removable antennas, so that may be the "upgrade" they are advertising, and maybe they do now meet the requirements

Halden . . . <incorridge@...> wrote: Use CHIRP or RT Systems. I have the RT Software and it was easy to program. I didn't pay attention to the tones but programmed them for ham

Hi Nigel and Donald, I recently noticed "Upgraded" BF-888Ss on offer at Amazon.? They're also called "T20". The appearance is very similar to that of the Zartek TX8 I found based on a search for

I bought a pair of these simple FRS radios in part because their shape - easy to put in a pocket.? The description says they support CTCSS and VOX.? The manual describes CTCSS but says nothing about

A well-stocked hardware store might have them. Take the clip and radio with you. You don't want screws that are longer than the holes drilled for them. They'll be metric, most likely. Take note of

Does anyone know where to get replacement belt clip screws? Thanks Clayton Hughes KB7PHB

<tanger32au@...> wrote: Now you'll have to fill it up with more radio stuff!!! :-) That type of case is very durable, protecting the contents well if you should drop it from the height

A new update / case: https://vk7aal.blogspot.com/2025/02/setting-up-my-amateur-radio-gear-in.html

Assuming the speaker volume is adjusted adequately, you should disable tone squelch.

I just bought the baofeng 5rh pro gps and when people key up the signal strength bar is at full but I never hear anything could someone plz helpe out