Goodnight this equipment can be approved or used point to point with UV-5R series BAOFENG without programming? thanks
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No, you have to program matching frequencies in each radio. The uv5r is both uhf and vhf. The tyt is uhf only, so you will havr to program matching uhf frequencies.
611969
a Baofeng radio is a Boafeng radio, no matter where you get it from. so as long as it is as pictured, yes it will work.
1102469
Yes, just like the UV-5R the BF-F8+ supports FM broadcast receiving. Please don't confuse this with FM broadcast transmitting... Neither this nor the UV-5R support FM broadcast TRANSMITTING... Manufacturer's website: http://baofengtech.com/bf-f8+
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As far as I know you can not scan any channels using the manual or key stroke mode. The only way you can is to reprogram the radio using Baofeng's provided software. I have done this many times and it's not that difficultonce you get the hand of it.
525809
This cable will allow you to program your Baofeng UV-5R with your computer. Programming can be done by the keypad, but it is much quicker and easier to use one of the free software programs and a computer to do it.
1113048
dear the UV-5R radio have the FCC certification.we can provide you The certificate file. many people buy this radio ,you can buy just buy it.
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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.
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You ask an interesting question. I had previously never tried the Browning Antenna with the Baofeng until just now. Usually I use it with a Yaesu in the mobile. I found an adapter, took the Baofeng out to the mobile and proceeded to hit all local VHF & UHF repeaters -- NO PROBLEMS. It probably wouldn't hurt to "tweak" the antenna to your particular frequencies, but it seems to work great "right out of the box". I own two of these Browning antennas and consider them to be the BEST VALUE for dollar spent in the market. My oldest one has operated FLAWLESSLY for over two years. Hope this helps. 73 Bill (SEARC & ARRL member) You ask an interesting question. I had previously never tried the Browning Antenna with the Baofeng until just now. Usually I use it with a Yaesu in the mobile. I found an adapter, took the Baofeng out to the mobile and proceeded to hit all local VHF & UHF repeaters -- NO PROBLEMS. It probably wouldn't hurt to "tweak" the antenna to your particular frequencies, but it seems to work great "right out of the box". I own two of these Browning antennas and consider them to be the BEST VALUE for dollar spent in the market. My oldest one has operated FLAWLESSLY for over... » Read More You ask an interesting question. I had previously never tried the Browning Antenna with the Baofeng until just now. Usually I use it with a Yaesu in the mobile. I found an adapter, took the Baofeng out to the mobile and proceeded to hit all local VHF & UHF repeaters -- NO PROBLEMS. It probably wouldn't hurt to "tweak" the antenna to your particular frequencies, but it seems to work great "right out of the box". I own two of these Browning antennas and consider them to be the BEST VALUE for dollar spent in the market. My oldest one has operated FLAWLESSLY for over two years. Hope this helps. 73 Bill (SEARC & ARRL member) « Show Less
201887
Not sure what you are asking. This radio does not do SSB, so you will not be able to use all General Class privileges. This radio has allot of functionality, so it is not simple. For a simple radio, get a woxun, or baofeng.
176105
Yes, I use the Tram 1185 antenna with a Baofeng UV5 myself. There is little adapter needed to connect it and the adapter must be purchased separately. There are several versions available with or without additional coax.
1676649
I have no personal experience with either of those models, but Baofeng hasn't changed this since the UV-2, so I would guess it would be fine. In any case, it's not a big investment...
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Hello Nathaniel, Yes. They will work. However, keep in mind the CLS radios are under the Part 90 rules for low power (1-watt or less) devices items 90.35 (86) and 90.35 (88). The BaoFeng UV-5R's will do low (RF Power Output: 5W/1W), but they will also put out 5 watts violating the license. Be careful. They are a bit tough to manually program. YouTube helps a lot. Not durable. But, $37 including shipping... Mine works great. I'm not sure if CLS is using wide or narrow band FM. This radio will do both. Good luck.
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Not having this model, I can't accurately answer your question. However Amazon web and Baofeng references indicates that the BF-F9 V2+ is backward compatible with UV-5R accessories. If true, the answer to your question would be yes. Most of Baofeng/Pofung products incorporated the use of SMA female type connector on the antenna part.
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Yes, a user manual is packed with the UV-5R. It does contain the information necessary to use the radio, but the instructions are brief and not always clearly written. However, it would be a good idea to go to the websites: http://www.uv3r.com/uv5r.html and http://www.miklor.com/uv5r/ to get additional information about the UV-5R. These sites contain links to more information written by UV-5R owners. Mike, N5YM
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No, a programming cable and a computer with the proper driver, software and USB is required. It takes some research and the right operating system to work properly. I programmed my radios to frs radio frequencies and the work great.
1075368
With all due respect to Chinese electronics and radios, they can be a bear to program. As a ham radio person, I have found that RT Systems Software is one of the best programming software companies out there. They have the software for this radio and have a cable that is specific to the software that uses a USB port and finds the COMM port so you don't have to worry about that stuff. The program is easy to use and is in ENGLISH!! The RT Systems website is http://www.rtsystemsinc.com/ . Look for the Baofeng section and pick the software for the UV-82. They have several options but the software only works with their cable. I hope this helps. With all due respect to Chinese electronics and radios, they can be a bear to program. As a ham radio person, I have found that RT Systems Software is one of the best programming software companies out there. They have the software for this radio and have a cable that is specific to the software that uses a USB port and finds the COMM port so you don't have to worry about that stuff. The program is easy to use and is in ENGLISH!! The RT Systems website is http://www.rtsystemsinc.com/ . Look for the Baofeng section and pick the software for the UV-82. They have several options but the... » Read More With all due respect to Chinese electronics and radios, they can be a bear to program. As a ham radio person, I have found that RT Systems Software is one of the best programming software companies out there. They have the software for this radio and have a cable that is specific to the software that uses a USB port and finds the COMM port so you don't have to worry about that stuff. The program is easy to use and is in ENGLISH!! The RT Systems website is http://www.rtsystemsinc.com/ . Look for the Baofeng section and pick the software for the UV-82. They have several options but the software only works with their cable. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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