Yes, I have never seen HTs with microwave frequencies, sorryOriginally Posted by xdmer
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Yes, I have never seen HTs with microwave frequencies, sorry
Do we have to install the radio frequencies on these ourselves?
Bob
If you want to change them from the factory install frequencies, yes
Looks and sounds like the Retevis H-777 which we use at work for intercom purposes. They work OK for cutting through cinder block walls and rack warehouses full of stuff, so they will likely be just as good through rolling hills and foliage. Just be sure you set them up for Narrow bandwidth or the audio will be really really low.
What process is it to do this? (Ie do I have a to purchase something else? Or is it DIY?
the easiest way is the programming cable, which we'll have this fall. For the UV5r you can enter them manually
Finally broke down and picked up a set. Any word on spare batteries for the UV5R?
Ordered 2 of these to get my order over $200.. just need them for camping/backpacking and traveling in a group. Hopefully FSR-GMRS channels are pre programmed already on these.
Last edited by midnightpossum; 08-01-2016 at 06:20 PM.
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Does this mean you're now a Baofeng distributor? Will you be carrying any of their other products?
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When you get the programming cable, you install the CHIRP software on your PC. You can then either manually enter the frequencies and titles, or you can import them from the spreadsheets on the Radio Reference site. These radios will pick up all the automated weather frequencies, Canadian and US Coast Guard frequencies, GMRS and FRS frequencies ect....
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