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FYI, same here. Not seeing any repeaters on the map at all and the search page generates an error message for all searches.

It's easy to copy from one line to another on the Anytone version of the software. Since this software works for my radios, I haven't tried the Radioddity version, though I suspect it'll work the same way: Click on the channel number (the line header), the click CTRL-C to copy and CTRL-V to paste. There is no visual clue that this works until you see the line pasted into the software. Using "right click" on the mouse doesn't work (as you might expect it to), but the standard keyboard shortcuts do.

Rich, I commend you on the new website. It looks great and provides a nice, clean experience. I'm still trying to figure out where everything is on the new site, but I had to do that when I was new to the old site, too. Anyway, I love the new look and feel of the website. Great job on it!

THANKS RICH, YOUR MESSAGE HELPED ME FIND WHERE TO LOPGIN AD BEEN LOOKING FOR DAYS, SITE LOOKS GOOD

As always, you guys are amazing, and have data the great Google God can't provide me. My firmware version is 2.33, and this trick works like a charm! Now if I could only find a way to get the software to let me copy/paste!

They are showing again! Thanks!

Hey everyone, there was an issue this morning with showing the repeaters. It's been fixed, so let me know if you still have any issues.

Same here. I have not reported it yet. Probably wouldn't hurt for you to let them know just in case.

Not even that hard; it is contained right in Radioddity's (and Anytone's) CPS Software: Firstly, save a copy of your existing Codeplug before any changes are made (it is always best to do this with the radio as originally shipped, so as to have a "default" codeplug). Then in the Model menu to Model Information menu in V2.01 of the Radioddity software: Model: DB-20GUV Frequencys: Change this from US GMRS to UHF(400 - 470) VHF(136 - 174 MHz). Now program in new channels as needed. There is a way to achieve this using the buttons on the unit, using the same buttons to get the firmware version: Power down Hold V/M button down Power UP Change Mode from GMRS to (136-174); (400-470) using the Up and Down arrow keys Power down and Power Up again. These radios show more efficiency on 2 meters and 70 cms than does my Yaesu FT-857d connected to the same antenna! I now have an AT-779UV in the shack and one in my car.

I'll have that video up in a few days.. Just like the 500, but all in the mic.

Now taking pre-orders.. Should ship later this month. https://youtu.be/omdXZXG91dM

We're all adults here. You or your "friend" should be familiar with the FCC regulations. If you choose to use a radio in an illegal fashion then you do so at your own risk. You're asking about the likelihood of the FCC conducting an investigation. That all depends on how bad you piss someone off or perhaps interfere with commercial or public service broadcasting. I'm not sure if anyone knows the answer to that. By appearances, the FCC only goes after the most egregious offenders, but you never know when you might catch an agent that's having a really bad day and wants to make an example of you. Like many choices that we make in life, let your conscience be your guide.

GMRS "frequency" listing has been the standard for over 50 years Channel numbers, only a few years, and still not standardized That is why.

Look at Cyber Communications in Warwick for one.

That's how they found a number of the 1/6 protesters. Their cell phones got pinged of the local cell towers. The Fed's got the info from the wireless carries.