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MozartMan

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  1. On 9/7/2023 at 8:40 PM, OffRoaderX said:

    Looks good but you have the wrong channel!  Everyone knows it should be CH19..

    As far as I understand you cannot operate on CH19 and CH21 North of Line A. So, for me travel channel would be CH20.

    https://www.fcc.gov/reports-research/maps/frequency-coordination-canada/

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    Licensees who operate North of Line A and East of Line C may not operate on channels 462.650 MHZ,467.650 MHZ, 462.700 MHZ and 467.700 MHZ unless your previous license authorized such operations.

     

  2. 6 hours ago, WROS490 said:

    Well, I've just been burned by this issue. I think what happened is that I edited my CHIRP config file for the KG-805G using CHIRP-Next and then CHIRP-Next did not want to recognize the KG-805G, so I tried to upload the config that was edited in CHIRP-Next using HIRPp-daily and now the radio can't transmit or receive.

    I emailed BTWR about this, it seems like they used to have a code plug on the product page but it seems to no longer be there.

    If one of you  could send me the CHIRP file to fix the KG-805G it would make me extremely happy - it doesn't help that I just sold this radio to a friend and was just updating some programming for him :(  This is not a 2 hour rabbit hole I was expecting to go down.

    Don't use CHIRP for KG-805G. You need Wouxun OEM software for 805G. Do you have it?

    I will send you PM when I upload KG-805G code plug file to my cloud storage.

    PS

    PM sent.

  3. 5 hours ago, WRUE915 said:

    It is for Prime members only.

    If I am not logged in, it shows $109.

    If I log with my ID (I don't have Prime) it shows $109.

    When I log in with my son's ID (he has Student Prime) I shows $87.99.

     

  4. 1 hour ago, Lscott said:

    The Troy machine is on top of a building at about 150 to 200 feet above ground level, I don't have an accurate figure for it. The radius of coverage should be about 20 miles, and might be further if the other station has a good height for it's antenna as well.

    This summer I was sitting in my car on DTW South Cell Phone Lot on Eurika road waiting for airplane to arrive. At that time I had Wouxun 905g mounted in my car as mobile radio and 15" antenna on top of my trunk. I could hear conversation from Troy575 repeater loud and clear. And it is 28 miles distance.

    distance.jpg

  5. 18 minutes ago, MichaelLAX said:

    I think our confusion in answering your question is because we do not know what transmitting you intend to do with this radio.

    Intend is to transmit only on GMRS. But I want also to listen to few HAM repeaters (with frequencies of 442.xxxx and 444.xxxx), and my local weather station (WX1 - 162.55000).

    I have two dual band HTs - BTECH GMRS-V1 and Wouxun KG-UV9G, that are certified for GMRS and I can do all this with those.

  6. 10 minutes ago, fe2o3 said:

    I believe that 2.30 fixed most everything that NotARubicon mentioned in his video review.

            -Rusty-

    Rusty,

    Do you have link to that video or list of items fixed in 2.30 firmware?

    I searched Randy's (NotARubicon) YT channel and couldn't find AT-779UV review, just Radioddity DB20-G review.

  7. 7 minutes ago, MichaelLAX said:

    I am still using v2.26 on mine so let me know what advantages come from the upgrade.

    Will do if I decide to do it.

    Now, question for you Michael. What is the difference between UHF(400 - 490 MHz) VHF(136 - 174 MHz) and UHF(400 - 470 MHz) VHF(136 - 174 MHz) when choosing model?

    And which one should I choose to be law abiding citizen?

  8. 28 minutes ago, MichaelLAX said:

    Which Firmware version is installed? (power off, hold down V/M, power on)

    I have V2.28. I downloaded AT779_UV_500_v2_29_3_VOX 2021_4_14.ZIP file with 2.29 firmware from some website, but I need to watch video that came with it before I decide to upgrade.

  9. On 9/25/2022 at 11:01 PM, Guest James said:

    I am very much considering a midland 275 for a mobile unit after I get the license.

    I will second MichaelLAX to rather save $65 and get Anytone 779-UV (aka Retevis RA-25 or Radioddity DB-20G) which are programable via software and are not locked to narrow band like Midland 275.

    I received AnyTone AT-779UV yesterday that I bought on Amazon for $101. I programmed it via OEM software and installed today in my car. And I FELL IN LOVE with this radio.

    I can listen to HAM repeaters, I can listen to weather channel. It's just very cute little radio.

     

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