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WRYS709

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  1. Nah, they're free. Play with them until you want more out of an GMRS radio and then upgrade!
  2. Generally I don't help others with radios I do not use, since so many others here with this radio can help you. But not here yet... So I looked at their downloads and first is the USB cable driver for windows 10 and 11 and then the CPS software. At what point do you fail?
  3. As I recall that has to do with Menu 29: DSPCHANNEL being set to CH, instead of either FREQ or NAME. Push the FUN button to enter the Menu Mode and use the V/M button as UP and MAIN button as DOWN to go to Menu: 29. When you are at Menu: 29, use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to go through the 3 different selections (CH, FREQ and NAME) and pick either FREQ or NAME as you desire and then Push the FUN button to exit out of Menu Mode. V/M should now toggle between VFO and Memory (Channel) modes now.
  4. As I recall that is a problem with version 1 of the CPS software and version 2.06 fixes that.
  5. Does the Baofeng software allow Do It Yourself Repeater Channels with different tones between 31 and 54?
  6. Yes, thank you.
  7. For $29.99 you can purchase an out of warranty update! https://www.radioddity.com/collections/consumer-radios-frs-gmrs-radios/products/radioddity-gm-30
  8. Where did you find version 2.0 SIX of the CPS? Update: my mistake: it is 2.06
  9. Version 2.02 Radioddity CPS software opens up the DIY channels
  10. With the current firmware and v2.02 of the Radioddity CPS software, Channels 31-54 should be DIY.
  11. With the latest Radioddity GM-30 firmware and version 2.02 of Radioddity’s CPS software, Channels 31-54 become DIY! oh rtfM… never mind!
  12. Do you have the latest firmware?
  13. Background: I have no personal experience with the Retevis Ra-25, however I do have much experience with the Anytone AT-779UV and the Radioddity DB20-G, both of which are clones of the Ra-25, with the possible exception of how CPS software is implemented and which is not relevant to your question. I know of no way to adjust the microphone gain on these radios. However, some have suggested that the small mic hole above the 2 & 3 keys on the Mic may not be in proper alignment with the internal microphone and that by opening up the case, this can be adjusted. Since I have no reports of low audio on either of my two of these radios, I will not be opening the microphone case at any time soon. But if you are so inclined to do so, let us know how it works out for you. NOTE: Perhaps this is a secret feature of the Ra-25 and not the other two. If that is the case and you discover a solution again, please let us know.
  14. Where is the soldier in that photo?
  15. I second those comments: Radioddity has had a much more expensive 40 watt GMRS mobile out for some time, that I felt was too expensive to consider. Now it seems that they have replaced that offering with this one for only $180, which to me is still a bit high for the premium of going up to 40 watts, but sure beats the price of their older version. In the interim, I went for the DB25-D when it was on sale for $194 as it is still 18/20 watts, but also includes DMR capability.
  16. OK, thank you both. One reason I never purchased the UV-5G(X) was they were always sold in pairs. I see from the Amazon link, it is not really the style of the UV-5G(X) and appears to be an upgraded feature set.
  17. Thanks for that tip: it works on the Baofeng UV-13Pro, which is the Ham Radio version of their UV-15 (and transmits on GMRS and MURS as well). It shows I have V06.01.014 for that radio and no, the Radioddity CPS software for their GM-30 is not consistent with this radio (I have the Baofeng CPS software and now Chirp supports it) and I would not attempt to put Radioddity firmware into this radio either.
  18. Do you have a link where to purchase this radio solo and not in a two-pack?
  19. @OffRoaderX just posted a video about this radio in the last few days.
  20. I'm waiting for the DB100-G!
  21. Is there a tutorial that you can link those of us unfamiliar with snakes on how to take your file and execute it?
  22. Let me check… yes, that was my thought!
  23. I would have thought your plates would say: RWC 280
  24. Could you link the "Radioddity Bluetooth dongle" for me, please.
  25. Interesting Disclaimer for a "GMRS" transceiver:
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