billwilliams
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i have two uv5r gmrs radios, does it support multiple repeaters ?
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smittie
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According the the Baofeng specification, the radio is repeater capable and has 8 channels that can be programmed for repeaters.
K3YGX
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I have one of the baofeng uv5 GMRS ht......I can't xmit on CH15 on it -- everything looks right in chirp
It just gives a beep and no signal -- my Part 90 uvr5+ can do it illegally as a test.
Do you or anyone else have this issue or a fix ??
It just gives a beep and no signal -- my Part 90 uvr5+ can do it illegally as a test.
Do you or anyone else have this issue or a fix ??
billwilliams1959
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Both of mine work on 15. does it transmit on all other channels ? there is a transmit lock out. it will lock out uhf or vhf, or both. it's in other settings. look for uhf and vhf, un check the box.
K3YGX
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All other channels work fine.
UHF was checked......unchecked it w/no result - still no xmit(it does receive) on ch 15
It beeps when keyed down but nothing -I did a reset with no results either
I guess this one's a dud.
UHF was checked......unchecked it w/no result - still no xmit(it does receive) on ch 15
It beeps when keyed down but nothing -I did a reset with no results either
I guess this one's a dud.
billwilliams1959
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billwilliams1959
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shhhhh im both, just an old account.
im trying to confuse the fcc.
i was talking to a walmart employee, and a helicopter started flying around in a figure eight over me.
im trying to confuse the fcc.
i was talking to a walmart employee, and a helicopter started flying around in a figure eight over me.
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K3YGX
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Thanks, guys even Baofeng says it's defective......back to figuring out my dmr ht.
K3YGX
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Well, I found that a new software update (v2.0) corrected that problem and all channels
will transmit (not in vfo mode though)
will transmit (not in vfo mode though)
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