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@@qrphfradio7753 apparently there is an apk file available for Bluetooth but I personally would not be happy installing any file on my phone that didn't come through Google play store thus ensuring it was virus and spyware free. For me personally, it's just not worth the risk and programming via a cable and pc works fine. Until an app is available via Google play store for android I won't be using Bluetooth via an unapproved phone app to program my radio.

@bigwill4423 I totally agree with you on this one, the other option is to maybe use an old phone that you no longer use, factory reset it and use it just for the purpose of doing things like this. That way theirs no issues should it turn out to be dodgy.

Have you seen the DMR version of this radio it's the Baofeng DM32 £45 PLUS £9 tax.. I just ordered one of these now, I wish I'd seen those before I bought the UV32. I'm pretty impressed with this one so another Baofeng to the obligatory and growing hand held collection. It's part of the licencing conditions now that you have to own as many Chinese radios as you can 🤔😬😄

Its fine, YOUR audio......very low.

@@tagairsoft thank you but I can't find it on android play store. Is it an apple only app?

@ my pleasure! Thanks fot the video, today I’ve made the purchase of a UV32 and until it comes I am studying all that I can find but it is not that much for now. 👍

Doesn't do DMR but does do 462mhz

They make a dmr version. Dm-32

@@aaronbradshaw3839 Hmmm 🤔

So, if Baofeng does not give information about this model and does not provide after-sales, saying to contact the distributors/sellers, to me it means that this radio IS NOT an original Baofeng as well as many others on the market that have the Baofeng sticker.

@Pabblo_82 Baofeng will "custom build" a radio for anyone who buys enough of them. It's how they operate this they have "official" models and "customer built" models.

@@philipsalley2658 ...if by "boot loop" you mean the radio is asking for a passnumber, the default is 000000. If it's something else then I'm afraid I don't know.

@@bigwill4423 Boot Loop as turning the radio on it announces baofeng with logo, screen goes blank, then repeats the switch on screen and audio, over and over.

@philipsalley2658 ...I'm afraid this sounds like a terminal fault. If you bought the radio new then I would return it to the seller stating that it is faulty....so sorry for your trouble...hope you get it sorted with the seller.👍

@@aaronhowell4769 I'm sorry but I don't know anything about that model.

Yes i saw it on shopee...the price is about 30% more costly than this one

@@Neon_Club it certainly looks like it and it's very solidly built but not really for firefighters. Thank you for your comment. 👍😎

@CHUCKE19772 and it covers the 1.25 meter band which is 220 to 225 MHz but I'm not sure if it would tx on 245mhz? 🤔

@@vittorioschroeder3704 you can program the radio in chirp by selecting the uv-17 pro GPS radio in there.

@@AmirjohnSamadau that is a good question my friend. I was personally unable to connect to the radio via an android phone app. Perhaps there is an apple app for it but I certainly couldn't find one on android play store! 🤔

because apx 8000 also put in the front

@ but whats the advantage, im just wondering

@@Knarf14 ....I don't think there's any real advantage. They just seem to have copied the styling from Motorola? 🤔

@AlfaFoxtrot-y3b ...I actually have no knowledge of those radios you mention but I've seen others on here refer to them and I can certainly see a physical likeness to the Motorola. It wouldn't be the first time Baofeng have copied the looks of another radio as they've already done it with Quansheng. Thank you for your comment. 👍 P. S. Your English is excellent!

@@bigwill4423 OK Big Will, thank you for your response. Talk to you soon. Bye

@@ricki-bobby .....unfortunately Baofeng don't release firmware updates to the general public so I'm afraid the answer is no.

Yes you'll have to learn how to program tho

It's unknown whether U.S. imported ones will or won't transmit on GMRS/MURS

Normally, yes. 5 watts is sufficient. But... I've yet to obtain a radio - even commercial Icoms - that actually transmit at 5 watts VHF or 4 on UHF. So an import 8/10/12 watt HT SHOULD put out the proper 4/5 watts.

another idiot who should has no license

Its a sh*tty radio, do not buy

​ ....actually...it is! (And I was as surprised as you were when I saw the results because normally you chuckle when you see Baofengs claims for even 10 watts!) 😲😲😲😁😜 Whiz forward to about 31 minutes into the video if you just want to see the rather startling power test results I got. It's only supposed to be 10 watts but I was getting 13 watts on 2 meters into a 50 ohm dummy load on full power! 😲😲😲

I'm sure it will fit the APX 8000 belt clip

It’s meant to copy the apx 7000 and 8000 series Motorola radios.

@@lazdnet it does receive airband which is anything between 108 and 136mhz but you will have to be tuned to the frequency of your local airport and not be too far away from it in order to pick anything up. It does not display AM on the screen when tuned to airband frequencies unfortunately.

​@@bigwill4423 Thanks, I was able to receive some airband communications as well, so confirming it works! I did have to use a hex editor to edit the first couple addresses in the .xcl file to enable airband, but after doing so, I'm able to program airband frequencies. I also unlocked it for transmit on all frequencies (of course I'll only transmit on the ham bands). Thanks for the great video, 73!

@@SwiftGeneration Thank you very much. ❤️

@@keithcruickshank5984 not really. All Baofengs that can receive airband are pretty much all the same (as in "not very good") but they do the job if not very well. For best am airband receive a dedicated airband scanner is the best option but if you are on a budget then any Baofeng with am airband receive will do the job and will be a lot cheaper than a dedicated airband scanner. Thank you for your comment and a happy Christmas. 👍😎🧑‍🎄

@@radiotory yes, that's the main concern I have with the radio. It just seems lightweight and brittle to me. Some may find it ok but I personally didn't.

@@sekibulja-fu3bv it's not something I know a lot about or have experimented with to be honest but perhaps others on here will be more knowledgeable on the subject than I am? Thank you for your comment.

@bigwill4423 Thank you for your swift reply big Will. I have been searching all week to see if I'm missing something in the settings of my Baofeng radios as they do not show DTMF codes when receiving.... I don't know if you have Quansheng k5/6 radio to experiment and see what I actually mean? Wishing you happy festive seasons and looking forward to watch your new videos! Regards

@@BrayJaythe2nd Thank you, and a very merry Christmas to you too. 👍😎

@@mpol701 Yes there is and you can choose to set it or not. I personally leave it off. Thank you for your comment.

@@atsmobd Thank you. ❤️