How do you manual program 220 Mhz frequencies on the UV-82X ?
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Larry; The Baofeng 82-X can be programed manually through the keyboard. However you need a copy of the manual. On the web there is a .pdf copy. However you also need a reference to find out what the various components are such as offset(for reperaters), CTCSS, etc. You could still program in simplex frequency's only into the radio. These would require only keyboard entries. The easy way is to use a program such as the Boafeng software or CHIRP also found on the web. However they would require a programing cable to go from the computer to the radio. If you go that route there are several reference programs that have information on all of the frequency's in your area. I do not program the radio manually any more. Takes to much time. Good lick with this issue.
1319323
I would recommend going to miklor.com that she the best resource I have found. Manual programming is very hard but it can be done.
1394518
You will need the correct frequencies which can be found on the net at http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Marine or several other sites
375779
install the correct drivers. If you attempted to install more then one driver, make sure you remove all previous installed drivers. http://www.reddit.com/r/amateurradio/comments/1ycs7w/mac_os_x_programming_baofeng_uv5r_with_chirp/
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I am using it on THREE UV-82's and I am THRILLED by its performance on both VHF High band 144-176 MHz and UHF 460-512 MHz. Hope this helps.
121540
Spend the extra 7 bucks and get a programming cable. You can plug it into a PC or Mac and fill out a spreadsheet-like Table and upload it into the radio.The cable and software can be a bit tricky. Here is a link that guilders me through setup:http://www.miklor.com/COM/UV_Drivers.php#macIf all of the options in the program appear as question marks, goto the last option on the file menu, and select "English" (it will be the only option that isn't question marks.
350699
Hello, no problem, this device has two button for change frequency from 87.5 to 108.0 MHz. only you have to find a "no used" frequency. its so easy!
1804356
The UV-5R is FCC Part 90 type accepted. Unless your license specifically states a 1watt max, you are ok to run higher power. Narrow band is a must. Spend another 8 bucks and by the programming cable. Then go to http://chirp.danplanet.com/projects/chirp/wiki/Home and down load a program that works real well. Good luck, it's an amazing radio.
1224438
They have some pre-programmed freq. But you can changed with the software and cable. Need just to buy the cable, software is by download
2103897
Gary hit it on the head. You can do it yourself, but contact the company and provide the frequency and they will pre-program the unit before sending it.
1120505
The baofeng uvf82 can be programed to work with the BF-888s radios but the 82s are more advanced over the 8888s. The 82 will not work digital . The 82x will work on the 220 MHz band.
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This radio comes in two models. The UV-82 which has the Frequency Range: 136-174 and 400-520MHz and the UV-82X which has the Frequency Range: VHF: 136-174 MHz(Rx/Tx). UHF: 220-260 MHz(Rx/Tx). If the Police or other Agency you wish to listen to operates in any of these ranges you can monitor them. Most Police now use encrypted radio bands to prevent monitoring, but Fire and other agencies may still be using non-encrypted bands. You will need to check in your area for the frequencies used by your City and County. Please be aware that these radios will also transmit in these bands and it is against the law to do so with out the proper license. You will get into big trouble if you cause interference on Emergency bands.
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You cant... Just put a password for it. And then create 2 user names for the 2.4 G Hz and 5 G Hz bands for guests aand yourself. Hope this helps!
2269373
This dual band 1.25m/2m radio is made for both USA and European markets and is actually a commercial transceiver that is type approved for amateur radio use. The Wouxun dual-band equivalent comes with two dual band antennas with different "220" MHz ranges for this reason. I never experienced any performance issues using the stock Baofeng 144/220 dual antenna with the the UV-82X so perhaps it's actually in range. You could purchase a Wouxun dual-band USA antenna if there is much of a concern.
1296477
I heard you have to enter the frequencies with a computer app. Do not know what it is.
423260
When you transmit with that memory channel on the top line does the frequency displayed change from the receive frequency from that repeater to the correct offset frequency? What I've found is that once the ctss, offset, and offset frequency are saved to a memory channel, or once a channel has been manually programmed even if not saved to a memory channel, the menu choices will not identify the settings that were saved for that frequency, memory channel. The best way to determine what settings are for each frequency / channel is to use a tool such as CHiRP and download all of the settings. In the meantime, check out the programming guide from Miklor at http://www.miklor.com/COM/UV_ProgMem.php (it works for the GT-3 as well as the UV-5R and UV-82).
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Driver and numbers can be put in manually at any time. Antenna I really don't know
1312999
I have a uv-82x (2m/220 version) and it fits perfectly. I assume that the 82x and 82 have the same case and antenna fitting.