Is this a tight fit or does it work effortlessly with the UV-5RA??
584225
I lightly filed the middle of the battery on the front lip and relieved the outside edge of the rectangular boxes in the rear. Took about 5 minutes to slowly and carefully file and fit. The battery fits well and locks and releases easily.
584226
I have the Uv-5re plus. It fit perfectly. The lock was tight and had to use a screw driver to release it. Filed down the locking tab a little and took care of the problem.
584227
This battery will fit the UV-5RB It will not fit the UV-RA with out modification, there are other batteries made for the UV-5RA.It is interesting that the factory "BL-5" battery will fit both.
233167
I own this pouch and my UV5R barely fits. Since the UV82L is tiny bit larger it's going to be a tight squeeze. You may want to look into the larger radio pouches here on amazon.
240523
This antenna is the same antenna that works with the Wouxon radios and will work with the Baofeng radios and performs well better than the stock antenna that came with my UV-5R. I'm very happy and pleased with this antenna purchase and I would recommend it, has you can use it with either radio as your primary or secondary antenna.
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I have a UV-5Ra, not sure if that's the same as 5R+, it works fine, not in a vehicle though, better off with the rubber duck in a vehicle or an external mag mount. In the open, the EP 14.5 works just fine, no real gain to speak of over the duck but a much more lower angle of radiation when held vertically thus further line of sight communications I made some crude relative field strength tests between the stock rubber duck and the EP 14.5, at twenty feet there was only like one db gain over the rubber duck, at one mile the EP 14.5 was still full quieting while the rubber duck was quite hissy, this was through an acre or so of trees and hilly terrain .... buy it you'll like it ! I have a UV-5Ra, not sure if that's the same as 5R+, it works fine, not in a vehicle though, better off with the rubber duck in a vehicle or an external mag mount. In the open, the EP 14.5 works just fine, no real gain to speak of over the duck but a much more lower angle of radiation when held vertically thus further line of sight communications I made some crude relative field strength tests between the stock rubber duck and the EP 14.5, at twenty feet there was only like one db gain over the rubber duck, at one mile the EP 14.5 was still full quieting while the rubber duck was quite... » Read More I have a UV-5Ra, not sure if that's the same as 5R+, it works fine, not in a vehicle though, better off with the rubber duck in a vehicle or an external mag mount. In the open, the EP 14.5 works just fine, no real gain to speak of over the duck but a much more lower angle of radiation when held vertically thus further line of sight communications I made some crude relative field strength tests between the stock rubber duck and the EP 14.5, at twenty feet there was only like one db gain over the rubber duck, at one mile the EP 14.5 was still full quieting while the rubber duck was quite hissy, this was through an acre or so of trees and hilly terrain .... buy it you'll like it ! « Show Less
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Per this site, yes, the audio and pinouts match up and should work just fine http://www.miklor.com/uv5r/
620535
Yes, it works fine. It takes more effort that you might think to twist it on and lock it in place, but it does fit, and filters or lens cap fit great.
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Bill,I assume so. I have the UV5R a nice little mobile radio.What differences exist between yours and mine shouldnot prevent its installation.Make sure that your BNC is attached to quality coaxand that the length is tuned to low SWR and that the aerial is matched.A high SWR might kill the UV5RA.RegardsI assume so. I have the UV5R unit and what little differences exist they should not upset its installati
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The base has a raised ring around it, so my Nagoya antenna from my UV-5R will not fit. I have a high gain MFJ-1717s antenna that fits snugly inside the raised ring and performs very well.
1205810
Yes, it will. I have the Baofeng UV-5R (Black) and it screws on just like the antenna that came with it.I also have the Wouxun KG-UVD1P and it mounts on it like the original antenna. I now keep this antenna on both radio's.I'm going the the Nation wide Field Day today and will have this antenna on because our location is several miles fromthe repeater. Very good antenna for the price.
1971409
Probably will not fit the uv5r plus without using a dremel or similar tool to file away the mounting lugs on the battery.
842456
Do you mean the BOEFANG uv5r? This one wouldn't fit mine so I bought an extra reg size one.
1205817
Yes, I purchased two for two UV-5R and they do fit. They also provide 'better performance than the OEM, BUT, if I were to do it again, I would probably purchase something else instead. or more likely make and tune my own.
1867645
The extended battery is made to fit the UV-5R. I had a UV-5RA, and I can tell you it did not fit. But I read somewhere that you can file down some of the plastic tabs on either the battery or radio to make a better fit on the UV-5RA.
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The bases of the UV5R variants differ from model to model.This battery works extremely well on the UV5R and BFF8.The reason for the incompatibility can be seen in the photo shown athttp://www.miklor.com/uv5r/images/CaseDifference1.jpg
469596
i have one on an ra had to trim some plastic on it in a spot where it was too tight now it works on all 3 of my 5ra radios
1307440
It is a good tight fit, but I don't think it was an issue. In my opinion it seems harder to mount the battery on the camera than it is to mount on the charger .
788180
I bought this to fit my Baofeng UV5RA which it does and it works. Sorry, I don't know if there is a difference between the UV-82 and the UV5RA.