Cars broadcast on a different frequency as in a repeater.
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From: Don Morgan
Sent: Saturday, June 8, 2019 6:22 AM
To: chirp_users@intrepid.danplanet.com
Subject: [chirp_users] baofeng uv5r
Importance: High
I have 2 of these radios and can't seem to get a goo
Don, email me off list. dw...@dwage.com
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On Sat, Jun 8, 2019 at 8:22 AM Don Morgan wrote:
> I have 2 of these radios and can't seem to get
Baofeng's squelch settings are unbelievably high. In Chirp set the #1
squelch level to "1". There are articles on the Web suggesting the
subsequent settings. Chris Knowles, N1CAK
On 6/8/2019 9:20 AM, Don Morgan wrote:
I have 2 of these radios and can't seem to get a good rec signal on
them.
I purchased/use the Nagoya NA-771 on mine, as I too use my 5R as more of a
scanner radio on my desk for my local emergency groups and even local highway
crews. It picks up much better, howeverI also use this antenna on my BF-8HP
which has the extended battery, and the antenna randomly picks
Hello Don,
This isn't a list for baofeng uv5r.
Also if you're a first responder, I would not use any of these
inexpensive radios because they lack one very important design
feature. All these inexpensive radios lack the ability to reject
nearby off-frequency signals, meaning that if you are at t
I have 2 of these radios and can't seem to get a good rec signal on them. I get
the local sheriff dispatch but do not get the patrol car return. When the bad
weather was coming in I tuned to 162.55 which is the weather service for my
area. I got a very noisy signal and got in car and drove arou
