📻 Enhanced 8W Dual Band Two Way Radio with Handheld Speaker Mic, NA-771 Antenna 2-Pack, and Programming Cable - Ham Radio UV-5R Pro Review

Are both radios "rebranded"? Baofeng is the same as Baofeng UV-5R, the only difference is that they have more power (8W), which is great. I can really recommend these! The best radio amateurs. PD: Please read the rules for using the radio so you don't get in trouble. I live in a country that doesn't regulate usage, but I've heard that in the US you need a license and the radio needs to be certified. be used. SO BE CAREFUL!

I would like to remind you that I am new to ham. These are excellent radios and appear to perform just like similar Boafeng models. I scanned and programmed based on other uv5r tips and no problem. They came with two "upgraded" whip antennas which are useless. I tried them on, and when listening to Noaa channels, the reception became lower than with standard antennas. I could only get reception by standing in certain spots and tilting the radio. I can only make assumptions about the…

NO ESPERABA QUE FUERAN TAN COMPLETOS. SE PUEDEN PROGRAMAR DESDE UNA COMPUTADORA, CUENTA CON FRECUENCIAS INTERMEDIAS ANALOGICAS Y DIGITALES, OPCION PARA REPETIDORAS, SE PUEDEN ESCUCHAR 2 FRECUENCIAS A LA VES, FUNCTION DE MANOS LIBRE, TRABAJA EN FRECUENCIA UHFES Y VHF, EN SEM70 DE HONDA RAM RADIOS FAMILIARESO FRS, INCLURENSO FRS EN CANALES CON SUB-TONOS DIGITALES Y ANALOGICOS Y MUCHAS OPCIONES, ALGUNAS QUE AUN NO SE NI PARA QUE SIRVE.HAY MUCHA INFORMACION EN YOUTUBE DE COMO USARLOS Y…

I bought them so I can have one for each family member. In an unscientific way, I tested a regular antenna up to 2.5 miles away (flat land with a few houses in between) and an extended antenna up to 4 miles away before losing the ability to hear the other person. Morse code will obviously run a little further. The included cable jack works well with Chirp software to output preset frequencies. Some cons: the two regular antennas are different sizes which makes me doubt QA testing, the distance…

Great radios for the price. They're not Kenwood, but neither is the price. Once I got out the microscope to read the instructions, I proceeded to download the Chirp software onto my computer to program it, only to find that its use is not for the faint-hearted, impatient, or beginner. Once I get it you can program these radios while you sleep! The user information on the Chirp site is sorely lacking, but if you tinker with it long enough, you can be comfortable. Keep in mind that Chirp allows…

My son and I recently traveled around the country in two cars and used these walkie talkies to communicate while driving. The radio worked but not as well as we thought based on the description or other reviews. External microphones/speakers are useless. With a short antenna we were able to get a usable range of about 500 feet. By using a longer antenna, we were able to increase the range to 2500 feet, which was better when we were separated by traffic but nowhere near the mileage stated in the