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back4more70

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  1. Of course it depends on what you want to get from it.  My favorite GMRS-only radio is the Wouxun KG-935G Plus.  I am also a huge fan of my Wouxun KG-UV9D Mate H.A.M. radio.  Other folks may not want to spend the money (I also have some cheapo Baofengs, like most here).  My suggestion is to watch a bunch of YouTubes, get a feel for what you want to do with it, and get a feel for the wide range of radios that are available.  It's kind of like asking "What's the best car for my needs?"

  2. 12 minutes ago, marcspaz said:

    Someone actually turned my transmitter off on one of my repeaters last year. They were using DTMF 1111 as a quick burst preamble and that was the default combination for the disable command on the repeater. I also had someone have a DTMF code setup as a roger beep and coincidentally happened to be the same combination I made up to stun the repeater. I had to drive to the repeater site to reset it on the panel. 

    You may want to reset the combinations on your luggage while you're at it, Mr. 1234 🤪

  3. 2 hours ago, WRZE995 said:

    because you want to listen on your Wouxun radio

    Both of my Wouxun radios pull in NOAA just fine.

    2 hours ago, WRZE995 said:

    If you deem NOAA Radio reception important enough to have, then likely it’s worth enough to you to have a NWR specific radio receiver, and not try to cram it into a single do all device.

    No reason, if my existing radios pull in NOAA just fine.

  4. I keep hearing "I don't want to have to carry two radios while doing an outdoor activity, while traveling, whatever..."

    Two radios are not heavy.  Also, you get the benefit if having tuned antennas for each, instead of one that might be almost good enough.  If you don't want two radios, good for you.  I think it makes me more attractive to the chicks to have two on my belt clips.

  5. 20 hours ago, WRZT411 said:

    Does anyone have any experience with either of the radios listed above?  Comments appreciated.  Looking at them for a possible next purchase.

    I have the UV-17R Pro GPS.  It's okay, but I wouldn't go out of my way to recommend it.  The only real useful feature is the GPS for me.

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