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Programming the Baofeng DM-32UV Part Five: Digital Monitor & RX Group Lists
Part Four of this blog series explained how to scan channels on the DM-32UV. Channel scanning is particularly useful for monitoring multiple FM (analog) or DMR (digital) repeaters, or both....
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Programming the Baofeng DM-32UV Part Five: Digital Monitor & RX Group Lists
Programming the Baofeng DM-32UV Part Five: Digital Monitor & RX Group Lists
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DM-32UV
The Baofeng DM-32UV is an excellent dual-band radio that delivers outstanding performance for the price. The audio quality is clear and strong on both transmit and receive, and the signal range has been very reliable in my tests. Programming is straightforward, especially with the help of the CPS (currently using .41). The build quality feels solid, and the compact design makes it easy to carry without sacrificing durability. Battery life is impressive. I can use it throughout the day without worrying about recharging. Overall, this is a fantastic handheld for amateur radio operators and anyone looking for a dependable, feature-packed radio at a very affordable price. Highly recommended!
UV-5R Mini
Bought pack of two, solid build, lots of features, sexy looking, great battery life! I tried them with a better gain antenna and range increased dramatically! Great value for the money! highly recomended!
UV-5RM Plus
If you know a little about radios, you will know this is a solid little unit. Easy to program, great battery life, wonderful value. You won’t find a better radio for a better price than this.
UV-5RM Plus GPS
I've been around UV-5Rs for at least 10 years, and this version has more than I can understand . . and all for a great price!I'm sure this will spur me on to greater heights of learning and knowledge, and I'll be picking my friends' brains as I learn. It's a bit heavier and sturdier than the 5R, so bear that in mind.n I'd say it's well worth the purchase!!Recommended
UV-25 Plus
Since I have the original UV-25 too this was a nice upgrade.. More juice in the battery, more power in case you need it and of course the fall detection feature is something that impressed me for a SHTF scenario..
UV-32
i got my uv 32 3 weeks ago. took about 15 minutes to figure programming. its strong. i can hit repeaters and talk on them from about 25 to 30 miles from my house. its a big radio but easier to hold. heard about front end overloading. had it in town and wasnt any more overloaded than my g 707 kw. baofeng has come long way since my old 5 i gave to new ham was low on money to get him on the air. then i got a gt3 tp n liked it well. i had my radio on friends meter on high power 2 meters it was 10.3 watts on 70 cm on high it was 8.6 watts. speaker is clear and can be loud if needed. main reason i bought it was for the nice bigger screen for my 70 year old eyes. i like the ability to charge 4 ways too. buy 1 its impressive
UV-5G
I bought four of these radios and I've been using them for a few weeks. Great battery life and good range for the radio size. On a 5 watt GMRS channel, I was able to reach over a mile in the city from one handheld to the other. One outside and one inside a car with tons of buildings and trees between us. When operating on 1/2 watt channels along side FRS radios, these GMRS radios outperform the FRS in clarity, signal strength, and transmission distance. Likely due to the longer antenna. FRS radios have that tiny antenna working against them.Out of the box there were some quality issues with the accessory headsets. Two of the four had non-functional PTT buttons. I contacted the Baofeng and they immediately sent me replacements.
UV-9G
The radio is great. Plenty of reviews on YouTube. I want to review the Baofeng, Radiodity. They were excellent. I had a challenge with the radio, even after the return period, and Radiodity's customer service worked with me to resolve the issue. Highly recommend.
BF-888s
We usually use radios on the football field and I’ve had no problems whatsoever with them. Use them in rain, snow, and hot weather. We will definitely buy these again!
G11S
We bought these for camping. The plan was for my wife to use it to communicate with me while I am backing the RV into place. Really I just love gadgets. The NOAA radio feature is super nice and gets better reception than our regular NOAA radio. Don't forget to get your GMRS license though. Works great, my wife can now yell at me when I am out of earshot.
BF-33C
Crystal clear reception from 6 blocks away, and further. Fits well in my hand, nice size. Like the included orange strap so I can hang it around my neck while walking. The belt clip is nice and tight. I like the flashlight, bright enough to see what I need to at night. The kids have a great time talking to each other from their bedrooms. Love the 10 call tones. Channel selection is great. 3 different ways to have regular batteries, rechargeable batteries, or plug it in like a cell phone. Seems like they will last a long time, durable.
UV-9G
The UV-9G is the best Baofeng I have used. I have used it in Simplex and through repeaters and it sounds great, great audio reports, simple to program, and gives 10 "diy" channels to input your personalized options. I am concerning ordering two more. I highly recommend this radio.
UV-5RX3
This is the best radio to start learning HAM and Chirp programming. Way more value than you pay for. Service is, with out question, top tier! Baofeng and product are first rate. I will be making further purchases from this brand and Baofeng.
GT-5R
Great Radio. I have 6 Baofengs With 5 different models. I also have Various Yeasu, Alinco and Icom. The GT 5R Is my go radio along with one of my other ht's. Very easy to manually program not like some say in the comments. I do use a Comet antenna with it. Would make a great first radio for the new ham or anybody on a budget.