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@@corykroeger2231 I didn't have any issues uploading pics. I'd have to open the factory program and look at it again to see what steps I took to upload it.

@ please advise what you find out. I can’t even get the factory startup pic back.

@@sensei2pointzero572 Since I don't have a 5RH-M I have no way to test it.

@TennesseeFrank oh sad to hear, but no worries sir its okay🙂 i just want to know the power output of 5RRH-M because i have one😅 but i dont have swr power meter to test it hehe... by the way im from philippines your subscriber👌🤝

@@MishaelSandoval Never looked into the 5k. The AR has a lot of bands to TX on and has more you can RX.

@@MidMichiganDeerHunting It's S&W 351C, 22Mag. 7 shot and only 12oz. I have a couple videos on it. It's the perfect pocket carry pistol.

@@JamesG571 I'm using the latest version of CHIRP. I think we've explored all avenues and it just doesn't work on my system with this radio. The cable is fine, CHIRP works with other radios, just not this one.

@@ecossearthur Howdy back. I have some of the civilian Luke AFB channels programmed on my radio. I wish I could listen to the military channels but I totally understand why they're restricted.

@@wallacewillard7131 220MHz works, 350MHz is RX only and 440MHz works. So 2 of the 3 HAM bands work for TX/RX. I don't use those because I don't have a HAM License. I do use GMRS with my License and MURS(no license needed) and the radio works with both.

@@kctyphoon Airband should be the same thing as aviation band. They do pick up Airbands but you can't transmit on them, only listen to them.

@@Five-o-i7z Grips were easy. Just drive out the pin that holds the stock grips in place then put the new ones on as per normal with the grip screw.

@@juanforlife I'm in Avondale.

@@andrewweiss768 Not sure what it means. I like "Assault Radio" personally.

@@frankswaim There's a lot of info on Amazon but best I can tell you get RX Only FM Broadcast, AM Airband and 350-390Mhz. RX and TX 136-174Mhz, 220-260Mhz and 400-520Mhz. The main thing the BF has is the GPS. I don't need that so I'm willing to spend the extra money for it. My main TX is GMRS and MURS. I do like having NOAA pre-programed.

@@simplyreloading2412 I'll check into that but for now adding the frequency from the keypad then modifying it in the program worked so I have the channels I need programed in.

@@jrbailey3208 The Lumopal 300w unit goes for around $150 and you can catch it on sale for $120 or so. Keep an eye out for Black Friday deals on Amazon and they might have a bundle with the power station and panel for a decent price.

@@bry3741 I watched a couple videos where guys did that along with other things and it does give a few more Watts but truthfully, going from 70w standard to 85w bifacial without doing anything extra is pretty good.

@@TennesseeFrank True

@@greyhairedmountainbiker116 Another positive is that the AR is unlocked.

@TennesseeFrank Thanks, I know 0.0 about these things. Is there anything about the UV that the AR doesn't have?

@@axi6ne8us I've not looked into the BF-F8HP Pro so I know nothing about it. The AR is listed at 10w and is unlocked so you have access to a big chunk of the radio spectrum.

@TennesseeFrank I came upon the Wouxun KG-UV9PX radio, and I am liking it better than the baofeng.

@@W5KJD Again, if you watched the video you'd see that I tried the UV-17 Pro profile with no luck. The factory program worked well enough to program the radio with a couple work arounds.

@ It works 100% on my AR-5RM. Now some folks will get a cheep windows laptop just for programming radios only.

No, use "5RM"

@@DieselPusher-q8l It works on the 5RM as well

@@AlAmin-t1p1t I appreciate the offer but I do this more as a hobby and to pass on a little info. I really don't want to be a big channel with a lot of pressure to make content. That's why I don't ask folks to sub to my channel. If they do that's fine but it's not a big deal if they don't.

@@TennesseeFrank That's great. I love your hobby. I respect you, man. You are very good person.

@@mrkevin6354 The AR version is already unlocked.

@@ВолодимирБута-р5ъ Sorry, I don't speak Russian so I've got no idea what you've said.

@@krisrogers1214 The antennas that come with the radios are the standard "rubber duck" antennas that the Baofengs use to come with. They look more like the Abbree antennas. You could get the Nagoya if you wanted too but I honestly don't think it'll make as much difference as it use to.

Yes, I use a Nagoya 320A on my AR-5RM and the difference in TX/RX is amazing!

It's called "Eye Candy", if you've watched any of the other videos on my channels you'd see it's a GUN CHANNEL as well as HT's and Solar. If you don't like seeing a Gun, Knife or any other Self Defense Item in my videos then don't watch.

Piss off tyrant

An anti-gun sissy cry baby. Lol

@@TennesseeFrank Maricopa county local and fellow libertarian. Can we connect? I have some questions in regards to programming

Piss off libtard

@@mjmeadowsaz Not sure how I'd get you the channel list file short of emailing it to you. It's really not that hard to figure out. Just go to this link: www.radioreference.com/db/browse/ctid/100 And look up the channels you want to program into the radio.

Is there a difference between something that advertises aircraft vs aviation bands? Or is that the same thing?

@@kalex4352 No it will not. I'm sure you'd need a special license to do that.

@@TennesseeFrank thank you for your reply! I work in aviation as a mechanic and that license allows for use of ground frequencies for maintenance taxiing and equipment troubleshooting. The aircraft always has a radio to do this on. I want a radio for myself to listen on these frequencies, but it would be nice to have the capability to transmit in case of emergency.

@@infinitebeast5517 I move to it years ago starting with Ubuntu 12.04. Distro Hopped a lot and settled on MX Linux about 5 years ago and it's been my daily driver (for the most part) ever since.

@@danieloliva505 Sure, you can run any channel you want but GMRS isn't really used like CB for travel info. It's more for an established group to use to keep in touch. If you've got a car convoy and want to talk between each other it'd be great but if you're looking for a West Bound Bear Report then CB would be a better option.

@@TennesseeFrank thanks fam I do I have a cb but thought I can use this for everything like all in one

@@randysaylor8577 The cable works fine with my UV-5R and since this is just an upgraded version I don't think it's the cable. Also, the same cable works with the Baofeng factory program so if it WAS the cable it'd not work at all.

I could be wrong but I think if you use a FTDI cable it's a chip drive free cable. Also it would be really cool if you could do power readings for the high med low on this radio would be really awesome.

@@earltate56 You're going to want moon clips, not a speedloaders.

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It's what I decided on. Not only can you communicate with people in your immediate area, you can program them to use repeaters which sometimes can give you a lot of reach. There's a GMRS repeater about 30 miles from me that I can acces from my house, meaning I can communicate with people up to about 50 miles away. That's a little unusual, but sometimes the stars align properly. I recommend you get a GMRS license. It's $35, covers your whole family, is good for 10 years, and doesn't require a test. That way, you can get some experience using the radio and practicing with GMRS repeaters. The owners of the GMRS repeaters may get a bit testy if you use their repeater without a license. GMRS repeaters aren't very common in my area, but HAM repeaters are more powerful and they blanket the whole state I don't have a HAM license and HAMs definitely get grumpy if you use their repeater without a license, but I have some programmed in because in the event of a legitimate emergency, FCC rules specifically state that you can transmit on almost any frequency without a license. Because I've been playing with GMRS repeaters, I'm confident that if SHTF, I can access HAM repeaters without fumbling around trying to figure it out. Also, when you have a couple of them, you'll be surprised how often you find them handy for everyday things like outdoor activities with family and friends. So...long reply, but the bottom line is yes, this is a good choice for that scenario. It does take some practice, though, but it's not particularly difficult.

@@itsapittie thank you sir I am in Las Vegas area I will order one today this election non- sense has me running just a wee bit more concerned than Normal thanks again.

@@randymacsgarage If you're not concerned, you're not paying attention.

@@itsapittie Amen brother Amen some how that comforts me lol.

@@dannychappell6710 I let it charge for about 5 hours. Of course it comes with about a 60% charge from the factory. The 190w panel would charge it faster but I didn't want to dig it out for the test. In a "real world" situation I'd use it though.