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Yes sir. I can send you the Chirp file or bring my laptop and do it right thereI got new Baofeng GMRS radios. Can someone help me set it up?
Which model did you get?I got new Baofeng GMRS radios. Can someone help me set it up?
the uv-5RWhich model did you get?
Ok good deal. You want the file or want me to program at meetingthe uv-5R
If you can program at the meeting, that would be great, and maybe walk me through how to use them.Ok good deal. You want the file or want me to program at meeting
Programming is simple. After that its just arrow up, arrow down. LolIf you can program at the meeting, that would be great, and maybe walk me through how to use them.
I will agree with Ed. For the price of entry those little baofeng UV-5R's are really hard to beat. I have one that is easily 12-13 years old. I am currently running mobile units in my cruisers (just a preference is all) but use my spare HT's for when i am around camp and out of the truck when out on the trail or for loaners when necessary.Now that ya'll are talking about it, I'm curious about the Baofeng UV-5GPlus. I always ran hard-wired Midland GMRS in previous rigs, but now that I'm swapping between 2 I was about to pull the trigger on the Midland GXT67Pro. Aside from the Beofeng being about 1/4th the cost of the Midland, I'm trying to see what capabilities it has vs. the Midland. When you speak of programming, are you talking about private channels you have setup for the Club or repeater access? It looks like the Baofeng has more capability in terms of programming so I can live with a slightly less durable/waterproof unit for those kinds of cost savings as long as folks have had good experience with that brand.
Looks like I’m going with Beofeng. Thanks guys!I will agree with Ed. For the price of entry those little baofeng UV-5R's are really hard to beat. I have one that is easily 12-13 years old. I am currently running mobile units in my cruisers (just a preference is all) but use my spare HT's for when i am around camp and out of the truck when out on the trail or for loaners when necessary.
Yes for programming it is nice that we have the ability to go to "private" channels. Nice not to hear all the garbage from others etc. I can have the Chirp file to send to anyone that wants it or can program at the next meeting or whenever.
EDIT: I know some of the Midlands are programmable I just dont have any experience with them.
I know at one time Amazon had a twin pack with all kinds of goodies for a very reasonable price. Let me lookLooks like I’m going with Beofeng. Thanks guys!