The Australian APX holster fits the DM32 perfectly too!
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Baofeng Baofeng UV32/DM32
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rf_patriot200
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Andreas, M0FXB in his videos of the UV32, that it may Not be receiving Airband on AM but in fact FM. Have you noticed if it has AM modulation on Airband ?
I tried, in the software, to increase the receive limits above 470MHz. I couldn't get it to work.
I opened up the Tool/Embedded Information menu. The password is 374612. A screen pops up that allows you to adjust frequency ranges, among other things. I changed the ranges and clicked the "write" button. The window indicated that the write was successful, but nothing changed in the radio.
Thanks for your help.
I did the same thing, but didn't have a radio to test it on. I guess that I won't be buying that one.
It works well on my Radioddity GD-77, Retevis RT-3S & Baofeng RD-5R.
I like to have the extended frequency range, so that I don't have to carry around multiple radios.
Also, the reception in these radios is far better than any scanner that I own. I was hoping that the DM-32UV would be the same.
I did the same thing, but didn't have a radio to test it on. I guess that I won't be buying that one.
It works well on my Radioddity GD-77, Retevis RT-3S & Baofeng RD-5R.
I like to have the extended frequency range, so that I don't have to carry around multiple radios.
Also, the reception in these radios is far better than any scanner that I own. I was hoping that the DM-32UV would be the same.
DM-32, the DMR version.
I gave it a try on the UV-32 and it took 490 and 512 and uploaded to the radio. I used CHIRP. For some reason, the B'feng SW stopped reading the radio.
I am getting aviation in AM but only up to 135.995 - after that it says it's not AM.
CHIRP won't work on the DM-32, only the UV-32.
Last I checked, CHIRP only works on analog radios.
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