Retevis RB27V MURS power test

Output power test for the Retevis RB27V MURS Radio
Power Meter: SURECOM SW102 (VHF/UHF 125-525MHz 120Watt)
Dummy load: Nagoya L-20 (20Watt 1-500MHz)
Retevis is known for having the power output they advertise.
MURS = Multi-Use Radio Service
License free
Actually called "License by Rule"
5 channels
CH 1 151.82 MHz
CH 2 151.88
CH 3 151.94
CH 4 154.57
CH 5 154.60

[@bulldogbrower6732]

Thanks for the testing. Glad to see it tested as advertised at 2 watts.

[@personalradiofun526]

I had my doubts but was very happy its power was as advertised.

[@clydeosterhout1221]

I was using chirp to program my RB27b and RB27v radios when I noticed that chirp had a “full band support” for both radios. I gave it a try, and was surprised to discover that it gave both radios 99 memory slots, with full uhf/vhf functionality. I have plenty of other radios with that capability so I didn’t re-program them, but it is fascinating what can be done with them. The entire RB27 line has evidently been dropped. That is unfortunate. I have all three flavors, and they are my favorites!

[@HarryHamsterChannel]

I never did get what the power was.