Updated Test & Comparison | Quansheng UV-R50 vs Baofeng UV-5R

This video is a follow up to yesterday's video, where I compared the Quansheng UV-R50 to the Baofeng UV-5R.
In this updated video, I run a power test using an analogue meter and also do a comparison with two Baofeng UV-5R radios with the Quansheng, using the exact same 'rubber duck' antenna.
Results are very interesting.
Yeterday's video: • Quansheng UV-R50 | U...
Antenna Used in the video: Retevis RHD-701 high gain antenna.
Thanks for watching,
73'
M7MMC.

[@timg5tm941]

Great comparison Mike. Very informative and useful again. 73

[@OnTheMicwithMike]

Thank you Tim, hope all is well with your sir? 73'.

[@wisteela]

Much better. Looks like I'll be adding one of these to my collection.

[@sean-2e0xbt57]

IW was on low power the other day Mike ;)

[@OnTheMicwithMike]

Not enough sun was it 😂

[@louieluis8840]

straight forward v.good

[@okhamradio]

Thanks for sharing this stuff bro 😎

[@TexnikMain]

Ты даже сюда забрался))

[@okhamradio]

@@TexnikMain как вы умудряетесь найти мои комментарии? )))

[@mickgatz214]

what is the swr on this very good antenna.
That is uhf and vhf. :)
Cheers!

[@nikwilliams4927]

Thanks Mike, very clear advice and a good comparison. Daft question, but I just wanted to be clear, the Retevis model antenna you used looks like you can get as an SMA-M or F. This is a female connection that you used, is that correct? Just didnt want to get the wrong one!
Many thanks, enjoying your content.
73's
Nik

[@OnTheMicwithMike]

Hi Nik,
I had to double check myself as I’ve two Nagoya NA771 antennas, a male and female version. The one for the Quansheng/Baofeng uses a female connection like you said.
Thanks for the kind words also, it’s very much appreciated.
73’ and stay safe.

[@nikwilliams4927]

@@OnTheMicwithMike Many thanks for replying mate! 73's Nik