fires999
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Hi guys, hope you are all well , bit of help (again !!!) please.....
Firstly excuse my ignorance and apologies if I offend , but here in the UK we are treated with a radio called a SENHAIX 8800 which is what I see as a similar type radio to the Baofeng uv 5r dual band.
Covers the VHF/UHF band for tx/rx and has a bunch of features like a flashlight, alarm , 5W output and can be programmed via bluetooth from an Android app ?
I believe it comes in standard black or a funky bright orange in a rubberised type finish , so looks wise I love it.
Now my main question if you guys could help is it has Airband receive , however I have heard conflicting reports that it also covers UHF Airband (rx only) and I'm just trying to find out if thats correct.
Online specs just say it covers vhf and uhf frequencies but doesn't clarify the airband RX details...can anyone help ?
Cost is currently £79.00 so a bit more than a Baofeng dual bander, but it looks good and if it DOES cover UHF Military Airband then that's all good - caveat being that the airband receive for vhf and uhf is in FM mode which I reckon it is.
Thanks in advance as always....
Be Safe
Kevin (USAF Mildenhall Fire Dept) USAF in Europe
Firstly excuse my ignorance and apologies if I offend , but here in the UK we are treated with a radio called a SENHAIX 8800 which is what I see as a similar type radio to the Baofeng uv 5r dual band.
Covers the VHF/UHF band for tx/rx and has a bunch of features like a flashlight, alarm , 5W output and can be programmed via bluetooth from an Android app ?
I believe it comes in standard black or a funky bright orange in a rubberised type finish , so looks wise I love it.
Now my main question if you guys could help is it has Airband receive , however I have heard conflicting reports that it also covers UHF Airband (rx only) and I'm just trying to find out if thats correct.
Online specs just say it covers vhf and uhf frequencies but doesn't clarify the airband RX details...can anyone help ?
Cost is currently £79.00 so a bit more than a Baofeng dual bander, but it looks good and if it DOES cover UHF Military Airband then that's all good - caveat being that the airband receive for vhf and uhf is in FM mode which I reckon it is.
Thanks in advance as always....
Be Safe
Kevin (USAF Mildenhall Fire Dept) USAF in Europe