does the uv-82l transmit in all frequencies between 136 through 174 mhz and between 400 through 520 mhz ?
786633
It will receive in those frequencies but will only transmit in the legal amateur frequencies of the 2 meter and 70 cm band plan. 144 - 148 Mhz/420 - 450 Mhz
786634
Yes it will, however as a licensed ham operator you must remain within your operating privileged bandwidths. I utilize mine for murs and marine frequencies also as they require no license.
786635
The frequencies can be set in frequency steps of 2.5, 5, 6.25, 10, 12.5, 20, and 25 kHz in the range from 136-174 MHz and 400-520 MHz.
1455666
The transmission frequencies of these units are 4.9~ 5.9GHz (with Dynamic Frequency Selecting (DFS)). 256 encryption that can not be changed.
2061851
I presume you mean that with two different frequencies showing on the display, will one be able to hear both of them if activity were on both at the same time. The short answer is NO. The radio does not have two receivers. It is no different that the UV-5R in that respect. The radio will prioritize reception to the frequency or channel that is "arrowed"...the one with the bullet in front of it. If no activity is on that frequency, then the other displayed channel will receive. In a nutshell, the radio will MONITOR both channels at the same time, but it will only RECEIVE one when both might have traffic on them at the same time. Hope that helps. I presume you mean that with two different frequencies showing on the display, will one be able to hear both of them if activity were on both at the same time. The short answer is NO. The radio does not have two receivers. It is no different that the UV-5R in that respect. The radio will prioritize reception to the frequency or channel that is "arrowed"...the one with the bullet in front of it. If no activity is on that frequency, then the other displayed channel will receive. In a nutshell, the radio will MONITOR both channels at the same time, but it will only RECEIVE one when... » Read More I presume you mean that with two different frequencies showing on the display, will one be able to hear both of them if activity were on both at the same time. The short answer is NO. The radio does not have two receivers. It is no different that the UV-5R in that respect. The radio will prioritize reception to the frequency or channel that is "arrowed"...the one with the bullet in front of it. If no activity is on that frequency, then the other displayed channel will receive. In a nutshell, the radio will MONITOR both channels at the same time, but it will only RECEIVE one when both might have traffic on them at the same time. Hope that helps. « Show Less
42343
Yes it does.*Operating Bands◦X-band: 10.525 GHz ± 25 MHz◦K-band: 24.150 GHz ± 100 MHz◦Ka-band: 34.700 GHz ± 1300 MHz◦Ku-band: 13.400 GHz ± 25 MHz◦Laser: 904nm, 33MHz bandwidth
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.
30409
It is a UHF only FM Transceiver. I believe that it'll cover 420MHz to approximately 470 MHz.
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.
1210886
I don't have the BF-F8+ yet, but I'm using the Baofeng UV-5R+ (prior model) for 2m 1200AFSK packet operation with a Kantronics tnc. The Baofeng ht + Kantronics tnc combination works better for me then another radio with internal tnc.
45429
It's mislabelled. There is no 850mhz version. At least not yet. It would be true if there were FCC documents stating a 850mhz version, but there has been nothing sent by Nokia to the FCC yet.
287390
I've looked at the unit itself. No frequency listing is published anywhere on it. Could be 900 Mhz, could be 2.4 Ghz, no way to know.
1848251
I believe the current firmware on our UV-5R radios is BFS311, as checked in the CHIRP software.
1225541
Hi, Yes, frequency range 340.00-354.00Mhz is for USA market and this item uses this range.
1527794
Having bought the UV82 and the UV82L, the only difference is that the UV82L had a 2 PTT headset with it. Otherwise they are the same radio.
1805188
13.5 V. But unlike the 820 it cuts out if anything interferes with the signal.
1585422
Here's a couple of web pages that might be useful in answer to your question. http://forums.qrz.com/showthread.php?374064-Baofeng-UV-5R-models http://www.miklor.com/uv5r/
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.
796183
Yes and yes. Although this is dual band (VHF and UHF) and the BF888s and similar radios are UHF only, this doesn't make a difference. This antenna has slightly more gain than the factory UV5R and BF888s antennas so you may get a slight increase in range or more likely better reception/transmission within the outer areas of your range. Too many variables to say for sure, but it is a cheap upgrade. Know that it is a bit longer so it may get in the way more if that is an issue.