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Baofeng for Beginners: How to Use Baofeng UV-5R Buttons and More
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- Опубликовано: 22 мар 2019
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Join us as we host a question and answer session on the Baofeng UV-5R. We review the radio button layout, how to use squelch, advantages of VFO and memory modes, the transmit dual receive feature and more.
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Wow. Dude with three hands
It's the t-1,000!
🤭🤣
Lol. I thought that was odd too
Five!! Who’s holding the camera?
That’s just such a weird way to start a video
And two mouths 🤣
Just got my first ham radio today, baofeng uv-5r. No clue what I’m doing but this video helped me out a lot. Saved it to my favorites to watch again, thank you very much
Could you retake this video without the other guy and maybe have a close up of the radio, so we can see the buttons as you push them. The other guy just makes it more confusing.
agreed I got really lost when he asked too much questions
How many people do you need to hold a 5 inch radio ????
can we first talk about how you have 3 hands?????
One for working one for twerking and one for jerkin
@@chrisaskme811 🤣🤣🤣🤣 lol... i literally died laughing
Baofeng for beginners... But you are talking about programming repeater frequencies, simplex, etc. I'm sure beginners found all that very confusing. And.. the other guy needs to be quiet.
yeah i just bought it n i have no clue what any of this is. you know of any more simple videos?
Dude just walk all over the video
Thank you! I learned a lot.
One thing you might want to consider with future tutorials is to start out just talking about The benefits of one of these And what they’re capable of.
And when you slipped into the more advanced stuff and started talking about repeaters and tone… No idea what you were talking about there.
This is an easy to explain I’m sure and I do really appreciate the effort!
Watching these two guys battle over who's holding the radio is painful
I was thinking the same
This isn't for beginners. They use way too many words that a new person doesn't understand and they act like you already know about HAM. Don't call it "for beginners" if it's not geared toward the beginner audience.
If this is a beginner's guide, then I need the totally clueless moron's guide. I just got a pair yesterday, and am spending more time searching for how to operate the damn thing than actually operating it. I am starting to wonder why so many preppers swear by having a radio like this for SHTF. Someone should do a series of classroom type videos from unboxing and assembling to explaining the buttons to highlighting basic functions to walking people through programming.
This video seriously needs to be redone.
Video was looking good but the annoying guy in the background talks too much. Trying to follow you and having him sidetrack you and ask 20 questions is a bad tutorial method.
Thanks for the constructive feedback. We will take note of that for future videos.
Holy crap! He has three hands... Damn I wish I had three hands...the possibilities...man.
Ever seen Total Recall? Yeah lol
haha are u kidding?
Please redo this video WITHOUT THE DISTRACTIONS of the other guy because YOU get off track on tangents that LOSE US! D'UH!
Should do overview before taking questions from your buddy who asks questions beyond "basic" functions. Not good for beginners.
Should of named the vid. How to confuse a beginner. Im out of here.
that's right
Definitely. I was like wtf. I'm out
Glad I’m not the only one lol
Should “have” not “should of.”
@@jutaloopiedo *should half
1 radio , 2 men , 3 hands... to hold a Radio ..... and how many monkeys does it take to screw in a light bulb . Lol jk
16:40 - You can always lock the keyboard when you throw it in your ruck. Press and hold #.
A more structured format would've been helpful. Going from top to bottom on the buttons, then through the menu and explaining what the options mean. Your title makes people think that those without having touched a radio would be given an intro on how to use it. I think you still get points across but its a bit.. meandering.
I’m more confused than before
Once you got past use the rotary power switch I was done
I don’t know how to use this and just watched part of it and am a little more lost if possible
As soon as I discovered the FM radio function, I tried it out. The first thing I heard was Despacito.
how do i use FM radio
thanks for the video but i was looking for some explanation of how frequencies work and how to use them
Why is an instructor teaching another just as knowledgeable person? The competition to out do the other ruined the video
Title: For beginners
Commentary: Negative repeater offset, which is normal.
Me: ???
What a great video with a very knowledgable instructor. Thanks for taking the time guys!
Two things. It's kind of hard to hear two people talking. With one being off mic and his voice being low. And it would be nice to beable to see the screen, so we can understand what you're doing to the radio. All we see is a blue screen.
Sir ask k lng po kng paano magkonick nito
Channel 6 po freequincy nmin ang skn po kc wlang number
Excellent video, this will help a lot of people, wish more people would do helpful videos like this.
How many hands do you have?
great video. its amazing the smart ass or negative comments people will leave
Forgive them there too bright or smart that they become stupid lol
I agree the guy talking in the background really prevents one understanding and retaining the imformation ! Get rid of him please.
You cleverly skipped right over or edited out setting repeater off set and tone input AND that was all I needed
That was definitely weird, considering repeaters are the main thing people are going to be using it for.
Watch again at half speed maybe.
This is NOT a beginner friendly guide..... lol, so many times go off track, naming too many terms that we don't know yet
How many hands are needed to hold a friggin small ham radio?
Do I have to go to collage to learn how to program these for two way radio?
Real simple. Use Chirp.
Is this man have 3 hand
Yes
This was so much more helpful than the manual! One thing though; on mine the memory mode doesn't show MURS, it shows frequencies. Also, I can't figure out how to set the memory channels.
To get the names you will have to name (alpha tag) your memory channels. Programming can be done via the face of the unit but is way easier to do in the CHIRP software.
Can I just make a suggestion about your video format?
It'd be extremely convenient and easier to locate specific segments of your video, for quick reference, if you time stamp the start of that segment.
To do that in your video description put the time in brackets and the title for the segment outside of the brackets. As an example:
(03:44) Menu items
Would be amazing
Too many hands! I can’t watch this, it’s creeping me out.
Please.. make a video without the other guy
Yeah, talk about backseat driving... Couldn't make sense of much since the other dude kept pullin this guy off track.
Excellent far easier than the Chinese manual supplied with the radio. Thanks .😜👍
As Chinese manuals go, it's not that bad really.
That guy wanted nothing more then to hold this radio.
Hello question, how can I set one channel that we can use by my friends. thank you and stay safe all.
Did u ever get that answer ? I need answer too
Can you make another video to show how to program in local things and repeaters ?
In the works.
I legit thought that was a Dummy Hand😆😆🤣🤣
Do they work just out of the box. I have ordered for 4 Baofeng UV 5R's. Does it require programming to transmit and receive all the four. I want all the four to interact with each other.
Thanks
Akshay Solomon so they do....but not on the frequencies you will want to use. Those will have to be tuned using the keypad manually or you can save them to memory using the keypad and menu (I.e. face programming).
Our NOAA Weather Radio Tuning Video shows you how to set the frequency on the UV-5r as well as a few other radios. While the video discusses the NOAA channels, the tuning process is the same for any frequency the radio is capable of.
Baofeng face programming isn’t the easiest way to program in the world, this is why most people prefer to computer program at this point using software. If you want to go that route you will need an FTDI chipset programming cable (about $20) and use the freeware called CHIRP. There are a number of videos out on RUclips about chirp programming you can check out. We hope to have a few soon as well but no timeline yet.
90% of the video is out of focus. The screen is turned so we can't se much.
Thanks for the input, we will work on that for future videos.
It's hard for me not to notice the presenter using the PTT or CALL button to exit the menus when there is an EXIT button top right of the radio. Feels like a bad habit to me.
Lid!
The other guy keep grabing the radio and asking a non beginner questions. Beginners should plain and simple.
best video on this radio i have seen sofar, thanks for putting this out
Your welcome, our pleasure. Thanks for the feedback.
This is like 'The Addams Family' with three Things.
Bought this because of the imminent lockdown on corona
Me too. Now I need a licence.
Retro Man Dan Hopefully Amazon does no sink me
@@dannyarnold9823 -Just listening to the radio u don't need a license for that!
I did also just come in today
Maniac 828 got mine now. Pretty decent for the money. Did a cruse around neighbourhood. Works well
Bought this from China to talk to my airsoft team, came here to learn general use and how to pair it with theirs. After 20 minute video I only learned what I already knew, which is that I do not know anything about frequencies amd radiosignal.
It is the 'Socrates theorem'- to know that you know nothing!
You can't use these legally for airsoft unless all of you have your ham radio license. They aren't certificated for FRS or GMRS.
Video was very helpful to get started, liked the Q&A during because it would of been same questions I had.
One primary guy on the mic, and a poorly-mic’d guy in the background interrupting the continuity. That format is hard to follow! If both of you need to talk, I suggest you make two separate videos.
dont' forget two set of hands all over the radios.
"right so if you wanna take a turd or something then I would probably not wanna transmit."
How many hands do you need
is an octopus,,,
can two of these sets communicate directly with each other like other normal radios?
Yes, but they have to be programmed to the same channel. Just be aware of what channel you are TX/RV on. FRS is usually "no license" required on the lowest power, but other channels require a license. This info is based on the FCC in the USA.
They can't be set up legally, unless both of you have your ham license.
You don't need license on MURS and FRS
foxman362 but you need fcc certified radios and these aren’t part 90 or 97. For FRS and MURS the license is with the device
@@foxman362 This is true, BUT!!! These radios are NOT "type certified" for FRS or MURS!!!! I have NO PROBLEM with anyone USING them for those bands, BUT!!! Keep within "specs" to avoid unwanted attention from the FCC!!! (I am NOT a lawyer, Use TX on your radio at your own risk,but BE INFORMED of the law!)
Possibly one of the most confusing instructional videos on youtube. Train the other guy offline!!!
In the future, do your videos solo because your assistant made me turn the video off at 7 minutes
Thought my guy had 3 arms for a second.
This reminds me of the episode of friends and Joey's Hand Twin.
Funny coincidence, 146.640 happens to be my repeater in Tawas Michigan, but everytime I try to program it into my uv5r and key up, I keep getting a solid red light on the transmit led. I used chirp to program it, so It should've been entered correctly. I even added the transmit memory to the the same channel on the b frequency line. Not quite sure what I'm doing wrong, unless I'm just too far away for it to pick up my signal, 11 miles away
The transmit LED is supposed to be red when you key up. That means you're transmitting.
You were at 999 subs I figured I'd make it aneven 1000 for yah👍
You and your friend having a QnA session with each other is not helpful
started OK but really got confusing with the second guy..
Still very much relevant today
Is this also a scanner and not just a radio?
My CALL button doesn’t activate FM radio.
You were going for a great description then this guy asked questions... and you lost us.
146.520, 446.000 MHz are the HAM emergency frequencies.
In which countries?
@@Ziplock9000 Canada/USA
settings for longest distance in sub urban areas
pls
Does this radio have an emergency code or GPS location button
No it does not.
This thing could come in handy , get it.. handy
I would really like to get involved in ham radio but if you guys really want to help people, you need to slow down and stop talking over each other. Also not everyone is a total tech person and so if it’s really for beginners, then think back to when you first started then start over. Seriously, I can’t even hear what your friend is saying and that just makes it worse.
The Baofeng does not auto add the +/- frequency shift for repeaters like most nicer radios. You have to manually add it in the menu options and then best to save that channel to memory. His just probably had a negative shift. You will not be able to talk on a repeater without setting that up. Unless the repeater doesn’t require it... most do though from my experience.
Also you can set your “step size” for getting through frequencies faster or just direct dial.
You got bogged down on Squelch just when you were making sense!
For each frequency. Can you add something such as LAPD VAN NUYS 9 Or VN9?
I think you can name each channel using the programming cable and CHIRP software
Max characters of 7, u can change it using CHIRP ☺️
Thank you. You did a good job explaining this.
Can you make a video on baofeng uv-9 R Plus the uv 5r video was not very helpfull..
try baofeng high power wakie talkie 1-8 watts power output www.amazon.com/dp/B0716ZCX5W
Thank you! That was a nice overview.
This was too hard for me to follow. I am a complete beginner. Might have been easier if just explaining to the audience and not having a person you are teaching.
Can I program frequencies into the memory without using the software?
I can't stand videos where people wanna sound smart, start going off on tangents and big unnecessary adjectives or descriptions
Just got this radio. Thanks for the intro!
I just order online , hopefully it’ll arrive dec 16 to 23 2020
For a good price... nice
UV5r lovin’ it !
Can’t wait to receive it
OOPS just added last January 3 ... another new uv5r HP 12watts ... hehehe
Just ordered one as well!!
How good is the fm radio?
@@yellow3222 it works, but don't expect great sounding music from the speaker.
Got mine online a few hours ago, +1 to my 6 radios 😂
What an awesome video. Thank you!
Can you use it as a basic walkie talkie as well ?
Yes you can. Program all radios for a MURS or FRS frequency.
how do you hit the enter key on FM radio. I can key to 99.9 for example but then it just sits there. How do you tell it to GO?
I figured it out for anyone else that has this question. For 99.9 you have to enter zeros afterwards. So 99.900 and it will go to that station.
Antennas pretty much govern what I can transmit rather than what I can receive, right? Are these small radios allowed on airliners or will they be confiscated?
I thought it was receive, hopefully someone who knows can answer lol
I agree with some of the others.... this is not too helpful for newbs.
So In an emergency situation, tsunamis earthquakes etc, power lines down, cell towers down, everyone frantic using their iPhones trying to call their families. What’s the max distance the UV5R can reach, in an emergency situation I don’t think using the licensed band is gonna matter if my life or my families is in danger.
depends greatly on the power its putting out, there are different variants ranging from 1 watt to 8 watts, the tri power version goes up to 8 watts, with a really good antenna and on VHF low channels you can go roughly 5 to 10 miles in a smaller town, and a half a mile to a few miles in a city depending on many variables. In a wide open flat desert, you can go about 17 miles which is the furthest distance you can get due to the curvature of the earth. If you stand up on a building you can get much further. I can hit a repeater that is 32 miles from my house with the Tri Power UV5R on 8 watts with an Abbree 42" antenna and a full fresh battery. When i bounce off that repeater, it travels anywhere from 50 to 200 miles depending on the quality of the repeater station. Many areas have emergency backup powered repeater systems, theres one near me that i can link into and talk to anyone from Tijuana to two hours north of Los Angeles, so youre talking about 300 miles and 20,000,000 people. This same repeater system links in with other systems around the world, I just had a conversation with a guy in China and two guys from Australia and im near San Diego, all on the UV5R 8 watts with Abbree 42" antenna. The key is a good repeater near you. :)
Big John how do you know if it’s an emergency backup repeater? I found a map of some repeaters in my area but it appears as if they are only turned on at 9pm each night for a radio club meeting. Very new to this so I might be doing something wrong
@@bigjohn8670 FIRST IT IS NOT ABOUT POWER OF THE TRANSMITTER IT IS HOW GOOD THE RECEIVER CAN PICK UP A SIGNAL. IF HE CAN HEAR A REPEATER AT HIS HOME THEN HE IS GOOD TO GO KNOWING HE CAN HEAR THE SIGNAL FROM THE REPEATER.
THIS POOR SAP JUST WANTS TO KNOW HOW FROM THE REPEATER HE CAN TRANSMIT WITH A HAND HELD TO REACH THE REPEATER, THIS YOU CANNOT ANSWER. HE NEEDS TO PURCHASE TWO RADIOS AND GO OUT AND START TESTING. HE DOES NOT CARE ABOUT TALKING TO SOME ASS WIPE CHINA MAN HE WANTS TO TALK TO HIS WIFE. OMG
THE UV-5R AT 4 WATTS SHOULD BE GOOD FOR 1 TO 4 MILES DEPENDING ON YOUR LOCATION. THIS RADIO IS NOT MADE FOR LONG DISTANCE TRANSMISSION USING SIMPLEX.
Very helpful info thanks 👍
need more guy on the right to screw this vid up..
You have 3 hands wow!
If you had two of these on the same repeater frequency would they be able to communicate with eachother at long distances?
I think each radio needs to be on its own repeater which is local to it's current location. But what do I know lol. Anybody?
Curious myself maybe someone can supply a worthy reply
hi i have a similar F8+111 model if you set Squelch to 0 you cant get into the FM radio only when Squelch set to 1 or more can you access FM radio i presume this is because of the active receive function that auto returns from FM to a detected receive signal so if you cant get FM to work turn up the squelch.........
Might be a very stupid question, but why does it have 2 listed frequencies (A/B)? Is there any difference or what is the purpose? Please explain
dual band so you can have a backup channel
@@codyman117 dule band is two bands like 2 meter and 70cm eg frequency starting 145.000 and 446.000 are two different bands
i’ll dumb it down for anyone who’s confused, it allows you to have two channels preset where you can switch between either with just a push of the a/b button so you can have one channel for regular talk and maybe use the other one for important info nit in order to do this you need to (IMPORTANT) duel recive and single transmit so you can hear both channels
Why the F does the other guy feel the need to hold /touch the radio while you, YOU are doing the demo?? Does he hold your food while you eat?
Looks like you need 3 hands to work it!!!
Does your amazon link to your UV-5R radio link to a radio with the FCC ID number inside? Are these FCC compliant with the new rules (today is 8/18/19 ). What I mean is - is the logo FCC good enough? Or must the label have an actual ID number inside? Will any radio currently purchased - be grandfathered in?
The units I have purchased though this link do include an FCC ID in addition to the label. And that is from multiple sellers. That said, there is no guarantee that the one you purchase from the link will have the ID in addition to the label. This is due to the multiple number of sellers on Amazon that sell the same unit. It is completely dependent on the seller and who their supplier is. If you are highly concerned about having the ID, I recommend contacting the seller you plan to use to check on the matter before making your purchase . As far as grandfathering, radios you own aren't going to be stripped from your hands. If you have em, use-em. Just stay legal on the bands you transmit on.
Wish they has shown the screen straight on.