Retevis RT95 Mobile Ham Radio, Dual Band Mobile Radio, Chirp, Dual Speaker, Rotatable LCD Display, 2m 70cm Ham Radio Base Station, Mobile Transceiver with Cable
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- Dual Band Mobile Radio; 2 meter ham radio and 70cm mobile transceiver; it can quickly change the frequency band by the microphone; mini mobile two way radio; 6.42 x 4.88 x 1.54 inches; installation does not take up too much space; cables are included; FCC ID is 2ASNSRT95
- Upgrade mic gain; available via firmware upgrade; mic gain can make weak sounds louder; but the higher the level; the greater the background noise; please adjust the gain level appropriately to get clear sound
- VOX function frees your hands; especially when driving; built-in speakers in radio & microphone; give you a clear call experience
- 180 degree rotatable TFT LCD display; the screen can be rotated and the radio can be installed upside down; more options for installation positions; LCD brightness control for easy reading outdoors and indoors
- VFO Mode & CHIRP;the RT95 mobile ham radio has a VFO mode; which can change parameters such as frequency without a computer; Users can use the radio to complete 90% of operations and changes
- Multi-function ham radio base station; VOX; mic gain; lighted keypad mic; built-in cooling fan;two operating mode display; 200 channels; CTCSS/DCS; DTMF; 5Tone; alarm; all call; ANI; remote kill; remote waken
Brand: Retevis
Color: Black
Number of Channels: 200
Special Feature: Mobile Ham Radio with Cable; Dual Band Mobile Radio; Upgrade Mic Gain; VOX; Support CHIRP; 180 Degree Screen Rotation, Dual Band, Emergency Alarm See more
Frequency Range: VHF144-148MHz UHF 430~440MHz
Talking Range Maximum: 5 Mile
Tuner Technology: Dual Band
Voltage: 13.8 Volts
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Product Dimensions: 1.54"D x 4.88"W x 6.42"H
Product Dimensions: 1.54 x 4.88 x 6.42 inches
Item Weight: 2.7 pounds
Item model number: RT95
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Special features: Mobile Ham Radio with Cable; Dual Band Mobile Radio; Upgrade Mic Gain; VOX; Support CHIRP; 180 Degree Screen Rotation, Dual Band, Emergency Alarm
Other display features: Wireless
Color: Black
Whats in the box: 1 x cable, 1 x Handheld mic, 1 x User manual, 1 x RT95 Mobile radio, 1 x One pack of screw and accessories
Manufacturer: Retevis
Country of Origin: China
Date First Available: September 14, 2017
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I bought this a '24 black friday sale at a reduced price. It's advertised as 'rugged', and I want to eventually put it in my UTV. After playing with it for a few weeks I can say I like it rather much! Initially I found it confusing and difficult to navigate. The manual is not very descriptive nor overly helpful. A few trips to Youtube and about an hour and a half playing around with it, and I felt much more comfortable with it. That being said, it will be a 'set and forget' radio for my wife, as she would not be able to navigate it's many features and do things like change the pl tone or power for example. Not that they are hard to do, rather she just chooses not to invest any energy into learning how to do it unless it is very simple. One of the first things I did was change the band plan so I could use GMRS and all of the 70 cm band. It's easy to do, just press and hold a couple of buttons and power it up (there are many vids on Youtube to help you with this). After that I got CHIRP connected with the usb cable (that it comes with!), I set about getting it programmed. CHIRP now allows you to program many of the settings such as programable keys too, so that's a plus. (As an aside, I did use Retevis' own programming software, which works similarly to CHIRP except it WILL NOT let you copy and paste frequency data between different channels such as you can with CHIRP. Huge drawback.) The unit has six programmable keys on the face, which with a single push of the 'func' key allows you to program a second feature into each one. (In other words, each key can be programmed to do two seperate things.) Combined with the microphone, that's 16 user programmable buttons. A lot of settings can also be accessed by press-and-hold too of the key, which I found a great feature. This helps keep you out of the lengthy menu system. The menu system is huge, it has everything in it, and you can program each programmable key through it as well as through the software. The dual-watch feature is a poor attempt to replicate a dual-receiver radio, but it does allow you to virtually monitor two channels at once. In simpler terms, you can set it on a channel or frequency on the A side, then set it to any other channel or frequency on the B side, and then the radio will rapidly check both until something is heard. Once traffic is received, it ignores the other until the traffic is done. So if you are receiving traffic on the A side, and B calls, you won't hear B until A finishes. It can't scan a side and listen to the other at the same time either. You can turn this 'dual watch' feature off which I have done with mine. Initially I had a pretty significant point of annoyance in that the selector knob could only change the channel. I'd never had a radio where you couldn't just reach and turn the knob to change the volume. Instead, you had to push the programmable key used for volume, and then turn the knob. But then, I find a setting that allows you to change that knob to volume first and use a key to change channel. Wow! Incredible customization. Now here are the things I like; - A great screen! For such a small thing, it is brilliant and generally easy to read unless in the bright sunlight, however putting your hand over it makes it easy enough to read. - Lighted keys! This is a feature my $1400 Yaesu "portable" HF radio doesn't even have! - It's nice and loud! No need for an external speaker. -The programmable keys! once I got them configured, I loved them! My microphones programmable buttons can; monitor with the squelch open, change power settings, scan on/off, and reverse listen - all with a single button push! So easy! The programmable buttons on the radio are fully configurable too. I like this! It is surprisingly heavy, as the case is really just a giant heat sink. Which it needs because it doesn't have a fan, which is fine by me as I'm going to mount it in a dusty vehicle and I don't want a fan pulling in gobs of sand into it's guts. I've had the radio get pretty hot with high talk time at full power, but it cools off readily enough. Just the same, I wouldn't mount this in your glove box or center console where it gets no air over it. I wished it had a detachable face, which it doesn't... but then I find a guy on Ebay selling kits that allow you to make it detachable. This is perfect when you want a dash mount but there is no room behind for a full radio. My only other gripes, which are minor, is that I've been told several times I have low audio. I generally speak pretty loudly and with the mic close to my mouth, but even so this radio suffers a bit from it. Not unreadable, just a touch quieter than it should be. And there is no setting I can find that can change that. And it scans very slowly compared to most other radios. But, as I plan to mount this in our offroad vehicle, it shouldn't matter that much since it will likely be left on one channel. Overall a great radio for the price!
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The media could not be loaded. I’ve been using the Retevis RT95 VOX for some time now, and honestly, I’m impressed with what you get for the price. It’s a solid dual-band mobile radio with clear audio, good power output, and a nice, clean display. The VOX feature (voice-activated transmission) is a great bonus—especially when I’m driving and want to keep my hands free. Programming it was easier than I expected. You can program it using CHIRP—just choose Retevis RT95 VOX from the model list. Make sure you have a working USB programming cable (mine used the Prolific driver), and it’ll save you a ton of time compared to doing it manually through the buttons. One thing I found out that really helped: You need to unlock the radio to use the full range of frequencies it’s capable of. Here’s how I did it: Turn the radio off. Hold down P4 + FUNC + Power On all at once. Once it powers up, turn the channel knob until you see the Mode menu. Hold the PTT button on the mic and turn the knob to select Mode 2. This opens up 136–174 MHz and 400–490 MHz. Turn it off, then back on, and it’s ready to go. Out of the box, it only had the lower part of the ham bands, so unlocking it made a big difference for me. Overall, I think the RT95 VOX is a great buy. It’s easy to use, customizable, and gives you a lot of flexibility—especially once it’s unlocked and programmed with CHIRP. A solid pick for anyone getting into ham and GMRS or looking to add a mobile unit to their setup.
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