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chanche freq on baofeng?

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its possible to change the freq on the Baofeng to receive something who come over sat?
 

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You can only receive satellites on a Baofeng if the satellites use narrowband FM.
The only satellites I have ever heard of that use FM are amateur radio satellites in the 145.8-146.0 and 435.0-438.0 ranges and a few older military satellites in the 225-400 band that use wideband FM. Baofeng radios only receive wideband FM from 65-108 MHz.

You can't make a Baofeng receive outside of its designed frequency ranges.
Usually the frequency ranges they cover are 136-175 and 400-521 MHz.
You can change the upper and lower limits with software but the radio will not receive very far outside the factory limits.
 
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