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BaoFeng UV-82HP High Power Dual Band Radio: 136-174mhz (VHF) 400-520mhz (UHF) Amateur (Ham) Portable Two-Way

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Color: Standard Black


Features

  • High / Med / Low Power Settings (7W/4W/1W); Frequency Range: VHF: 136-174 MHz(Rx/Tx). UHF: 400-520 MHz(Rx/Tx); Broad (Wide) / Narrowband (Narrow) Selectable
  • Features: VOX Talk Around Mode Busy Channel Lock-Out (BCLO) Transmission Time Out Channel Receive Only (TX OFF) Frequency Reverse Squelch Tail Elimination (STE) Work Mode (Selectable VFO/ Menu Lockout) Alpha Numeric Channel Storage PC Programmable
  • The PC03 FTDI Cable is recommended for easy computer programming - Uses CHIRP Software
  • Kit Includes: UV-82HP Radio, 1800mAh Battery, V85 Dual Band Antenna, CH-8 Charger, CH-8 110V Adapter, Earpiece Kit, Wrist Strap, Belt Clip, User Manual
  • BTECH is proud to be in the USA, which allows you to have the best available local support. BTECH only engineers and develops radio products. That brand focus allows you to have the best available radios and accessories with real USA warranty and support

Description

The Most Powerful Boeing UV-82: Boeing UV-82HP (High Power). Versatile Radio for Amateur and Use.

Brand: BAOFENG


Color: Standard Black


Number of Channels: 128


Special Feature: Software and Information at


Frequency Range: 136 - 174 MHz, 400 - 520 MHz


Talking Range Maximum: 60 Mile


Age Range (Description): Adult


Tuner Technology: UHF, VHF


Voltage: 8.4 Volts


Water Resistance Level: Waterproof


Product Dimensions: 2.5 x 8.1 x 7 inches


Item Weight: 1.17 pounds


Item model number: UV-82HP


Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Special features: Software and Information at


Other display features: Wireless


Color: Standard Black


Whats in the box: baofeng


Manufacturer: BaoFeng


Country of Origin: China


Date First Available: June 8, 2015


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    • Great Radio, Great value, fully programmable
Color: CAMO
I bought two BaoFeng UV-82HP radios for some outdoor adventures over the holidays. The radios came with two chargers, two headsets, and two sets of very detailed instructions written in actual English by a native speaker! Everything worked as advertised. I also ordered an adapter cable so I could hook my radios up to my laptop and program then with CHIRP software. The first time I hooked them up, I had to do some online searching for troubleshooting as the radio woudn't connect to chirp. I installed a couple drivers online, but I don't think this step was necessary, because it didn't resolve the issue. I turned off the radio, unpluged the radio from the cable, plugged it back in, powered it back on, restarted the CHIRP software, and IT SUDDENLY CONNECTED! My friend bought a TYT radio and he couldn't use chirp. His radio is great functionally, but he was pretty envious at how I could instantly reprogram both my radios via CHIRP in seconds, and to do the same would take him literally like an hour. After initial setup, we took the radios out for a field test. My friend was on his TYT handset, and had my second UV-82HP as well to compare as I drove away from the house with my UV-82HP. He read me loud and clear in the city out to about 2.5 miles on my UV-82HP, but lost me after that. I was in a vehicle in the city and he was inside my house. With his TYT and a 15" whip antenna, he was able to communicate with my BF UV82-HP out to 3.5 miles in the city. We were reading loud and clear both ways until 3 miles, and could still communicate at 3.5, though the signal was broken. On the highway, my friend and I used the UV82-HP for about 2 days of intermittent transmitting before I exhausted the battery. I don't know the exact runtime in hours, but suffice it to say these batteries will last through a full day of constant use easily. All our transmissions were loud and clear from vehicle to vehicle, and I never want to do another roadtrip without my BaoFeng!. In the outdoors, we never reached a distance at which our signal became broken. On your average hiking trip, where you become separated at most by about a mile, you can easily communicate with these radios on medium, and usually low power! We rarely even used high power. I estimate the distance of the radio on high power outside of a vehicle in the forest if not separated by mountains is at least 3 miles, which is a LONG ways in the woods. For the price, the radios are an outstanding value. They are super easy to program and use, and function very well in the hands of a beginner like myself. These were my first ever radio, and it took no time at all to get them up and running, and even communicating with other radios using unique privacy tones at specific frequencies. I recommend these for you first radio. The price is equal to the super cheap box-store radios with 2W max power, but these easily outperform them. You can't go wrong with these radios. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2019 by JH
    • Great Radio at the price point!
Color: Standard Black
There's been much praise given to the UV82HP and count me as one that gives this radio thumbs up. At this price point, I cannot find anything seriously wrong with it. Its perfect for analog VHF/UHF with my ham ticket. My unit puts out ~6.8W on high and 3.8W on Medium, but spot on 1W for low. Signal reports are good. Compared to other BaoFeng radios, I think this one is one of the best. That extra 2 watts can really be handy at times. Sometimes you can find the radio on discount (I bought one at $40 during Black Friday!) I'll give pros and cons from my perspective: Pros 1. Inexpensive but solid HT. 2. 1 watt audio. This speaker is loud and is surprisingly distortion free at high volumes. Don't underestimate how important this is when using it mobile or in a noisy outdoors environment (like the beach). Those lesser power speakers don't match 3. Crisp responsible alphanumeric buttons 4. Free and easy to use programming software (CHIRP) 5. Tx/Rx on full frequency range. MARS/CAP! Careful... it may not be legal for you to Tx on those ranges, but its certainly there for emergency scenarios. 6. Battery life. Used this all day, Tx and Rx cycles about 20/80. Battery was still at 50%. 7. Kenwood-style speaker mic connector. - Good solid fit. 8. Inexpensive accessories. 9. Inexpensive radio. Break it? Get it wet?.. get another! CONS: 1. Two stage PTT button is a bit flimsy. Might break down the line 2. Manual programming is not intuitive. Software to program is a must (but hey, its free! 3. Programming/cloning cable has too many crappy Prolific clones out there. Tempting to buy due to low price, but not worth the headache. Get a real FTDI serial cable (>$20) and its worth it. Why a con? Cable costs 1/3rd of what the radio does! 4. Display. Hard to read with backlighting. Not that great for night or mobile use. Not bad enough that it's a deal killer 5. The "Flashlight" is a joke. Might be fine to find where your keys fell under your car seat, but first you need to find the on button for the radio... 6. FM broadcast reception is mediocre at best, probably due to the limited antenna bandwidth. I wouldn't consider this a feature 7. No way to enact the backlight without hitting the PTT or other buttons. Needs dedicated backlight "on" button 8. Not terribly resistant to intermod. Watch out in RF heavy areas 9 Weather resistance? Not in the slightest. 10. Only 128 memory channels. Very limited, especially if you travel like I do. Wishes: 1. Make a USB charger for the unit. Only a wall adapter, battery free with 12V car plug and a strange AAA battery case exists. This would be a great Go Bag radio if it had the ability to charge from a USB cable. 2. More accessories please! Comments: 1. There's a lot of confusion I encounter about what this radio is "legal" to use for in the US. Regardless of what others say, it is LEGAL to Tx on the VHF/UHF Ham bands within your Ham radio license permissions (assuming you have an amateur radio license). It is NOT legal to transit outside those ranges unless you are LICENSED to do such. These radios can Tx on FRS, MURS and GMRS frequencies. The first two services it is NOT legal to Tx on it. With GMRS, the radios need to be FCC Type approved. These radios are not. The "narrow band FM" on these radios do comply with the MURS narrowband requirements, but they are not type accepted to do such in the US. Lastly, you do NOT need a license to Rx (monitor only) ANY frequency these radios can receive. 2. Legalities aside, having a radio that *can* Tx on those outside frequencies is definitely a benefit for use during an emergency or disaster scenario. It is LEGAL to transmit on frequencies you are not usually licensed or type-accepted to do such in a life-threatening or disaster scenario. All that said, I'm very glad I've got these HTs in my arsenal. Very good for the price! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2016 by Dr. Skorzy

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