Is Wouxun a good radio?

The power output of the Wouxun KG-UV9p is very impressive. I measured 7 watts on 146MHz, the best of any handheld radio I have tested so far. Looking at the spectrum it presents a reasonably clean and solid transmission line that is just about dead-on accurate for the frequency you set it to.

Where are Wouxun radios made?

In the high-tech park in Quanzhou, a modern factory belonging to WOUXUN has been designed and built.

Is AnyTone a good radio?

For those of us do not have the bucks to splurge on one of the "big name" radios, the AnyTone AT-5888UV offers the budget conscious consumer an excellent value and very capable VHF/UHF transceiver for the money.

What is Ham Radio DMR?

DMR stands for Digital Mobile Radio and is an international standard that has been defined for two-way radios. The DMR standard allows equipment developed by different manufacturers to operate together on the same network for all the functions defined within the standard.

What is DMR hotspot?

A hotspot, simply put, is your internet gateway to a particular DMR network. You would use a hotspot when you either don't have a DMR repeater nearby, or simply don't want to tie it up for any length of time.

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How do you pronounce Wouxun?

Wouxun is o-SHUN. o-SHUN. Chinese for "vaporware."

What does GMRS stand for?

The General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS) is a licensed radio service that uses channels around 462 MHz and 467 MHz. The most common use of GMRS channels is for short-distance, two-way voice communications using hand-held radios, mobile radios and repeater systems.

Do I need an FCC license for GMRS?

General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS)

GMRS is a land-mobile radio service available for short-distance, two-way communications. A GMRS system may legally be operated only with an FCC license. The individual licensee is responsible for the proper operation of the GMRS system.

Is GMRS better than FRS?

GMRS radios also require a license from the FCC to operate. That's in part because they are more powerful. FRS walkie talkies can't be modified to amplify their signal to reach further distances. GMRS radios, however, can be modified to have a stronger, farther-ranging signal, at least up to 50 watts.

Can GMRS talk to CB?

FRS and GMRS radios are not cross compatible with other types of consumer radios. CB radios operate on the 11 meter AM band, and have their own channel and frequency assignments.

Can ham radio talk to GMRS?

FRS and GMRS can talk, but a ham radio can only receive FRS and GMRS if it has a wide enough receiver. GMRS cannot transmit on ham frequencies legally and ham radio cannot transmit on GMRS frequencies legally.

What is the most powerful GMRS handheld radio?

The MXT400 MicroMobile is the Most Powerful GMRS Radio and Perfect Long Range Solution. This radio boasts 40 watts of broadcasting power with a 65 mile line-of-sight range.

How far will a GMRS radio reach?

Typically though, most GMRS radios use between 1 and 5 watts of power. Their range is a bit better than FRS radios, with typical hand-held devices being somewhere in the 1-2 mile window. Some mobile units with higher antennas can have a range up to 5 miles.

What is the strongest GMRS channel?

To put it simply, for maximum power, use channels 1-7 or 15-22. Most consumer radios support two or more power modes. To get the most range, be sure that you are using high power mode on the channels that allow it. Lower power modes will not use all of your radio's possible output power and will reduce range.

Is GMRS better than CB?

While VHF radio waves – including CB – typically travel farther in rural settings, GMRS's power advantage overcomes UHF's slight range disadvantages to give longer range in most scenarios. GMRS may work better in wooded areas, since UHF radio waves can easily travel through small spaces.

How far can 50 Watt GMRS transmit?

They assume a 5 watt handheld, 50 watt mobile, 5/8 wave mobile antenna with 6 dB gain and 5/8 wave, 6dB gain omnidirectional base antenna at 50′. Urban Environment – Around 1/2 – 1 mile from handheld to handheld, up to 2 miles mobile to handheld, and up to 5 miles or more, base to mobile, with base antenna at 50′.

How do I increase my GMRS range?

Other Ways To Increase GMRS Radio Range

For longer range, use the high power GMRS channels, 15-22, where 50 watts of power is allowed, if you have a full power mobile. Your set should have a high/low power mode, and you can switch this to high for more power output.

Who makes the best GMRS radio?

How far will a 40 watt GMRS radio transmit?

2-WAY RADIO - The 40 Watt MicroMobile walkie talkie is equipped with 15 High/Low Power GMRS channels and 8 Repeater Channels for increased communication range. 65-MILE RANGE - Longer range communication in open areas with little or no obstruction.

What GMRS channel is for emergency?

In recognition of this trend of explosive growth the Federal Communications Commission formally recognized our frequency [462.675 MHz] as the national emergency and traveler's assistance channel in the Part 95A Rules and Regulations.

Should I get GMRS or ham?

While ham radios can be dialed into any available frequency, GMRS radios are restricted to 22 pre-programmed channels, with 8 additional channels for repeaters. Ham operators can transmit at up to 1,500 watts while GMRS is limited to 50 watts. Hams have access to many radio bands while GMRS is limited to one.

Which is better ham or GMRS?

GMRS is only for two-way communication between immediate family members. ham radio service is for general purpose and can be used to communicate with public safety services in case of any emergencies.

Does my ham license cover GMRS?

As we known from FCC rules, an amateur radio license does not confer GMRS frequencies.

Do truckers use CB or GMRS?

Even with modern technology, most truckers still have a CB radio in their truck. Although most truckers still own and maintain a CB radio in their cab, they certainly don't use them like they once did. Speed limits, speed governed trucks and new technologies answer many tasks the radios were once used for.