- You can get a set of the two HYS 25-Watt Walkie Talkies here: amzn.to/3HonFE0 ---- Link to the programming cable i use: www.buytwowayradios.com/wouxun-pco-001.html?cmid=amsreGRvTmttM0k9&afid=MTc0SmRGN2tRQW89&ats=U1JhSVo3MnlyNzA9 ---- You can download the software to program the radio here: www.amazon.com/clouddrive/share/oZpDhaIxiRyq0zan8TOd9NLFBPZ1udskJ7GBe5iukjz

@danfurlong

21 күн бұрын

will the cable work with Windows 11?

No one told me how addictive this hobby is. I started in radio 6 months ago, licensed for 2 months now, and I started with a lowly UV-5R and Randy informing me about GMRS. Flash forward to today and I have 27 different handhelds, a 25w mobile in my girls car, a 50v2 in my car, a 50v2 as a base station, a spectrum analyzer, swr meter, a ton of antennas I don’t need, and all the accessories. I’ve been ordering a radio every week, Sunday my retevis RB-17P arrives. I’m so bad that I spend my time at night studying RF, Cold War numbers stations, GMRS, and even ham. I joined my local amateur radio club after getting ahold of them on their repeater (wouldn’t recommend just got lucky). I think my girlfriend is right and I may need therapy. Thanks Randy!

@austinthornley1272

5 ай бұрын

I feel it too

@kpaulsen01

5 ай бұрын

Most impressive that you have a girlfriend!!

@joeheat5414

5 ай бұрын

I can afford to do all of the above...I know exactly what you are saying. I was going to buy a bigger house and shop and just start hoarding all new equipment and hire someone to set it all up. See if I could fill the shop up with cool stuff. Get a few different antennas. Or i could just keep studying and never catch to the experts.

@NickWindham

28 күн бұрын

I hear you. I graduated from cheap handhelds to more expensive ones. This week I ordered 50w mobile systems and bigger antennas to increase my FARS.

This Channel should GO HUGE! This guy is hilarious and informative at the same time! He OBVIOUSLY knows his stuff. I was able to laugh AND learn. Keep up the GREAT work!

@Dirtydigger

Жыл бұрын

I just ran across this guy tonight yeah he is out there and the same odd sense of humor I have some people just don’t understand .

@TomRolfson

Жыл бұрын

He doesn't know it yet, but I'm going to offer him a syndication contract. (My buddy who syndicated Oprah did pretty well, if Randy and I can swing a fraction of that, we'll give away GMRS radios to make HAMS get another license.)

@OhighoGrows

Жыл бұрын

​@@TomRolfson I'll take a GMRS radio 😉

@hooks4638

8 ай бұрын

The first time or two I watched his videos I found him annoying, especially the "affiliate link below" thing. I missed out on the humor because I let it bother me so. However, could tell he knew his stuff so I kept on watching him. It was the 3rd video exactly that I became a fan. He really is f-ing hilarious and definitely an original.

@tomcurran8470

4 ай бұрын

Did you see the one where he had Admiral Rachel Levine on the screen in the background? He watched too much Monty Python.

I used to come to this channel for radio knowledge, now I just come for the comedic overlay

@locotico71

2 жыл бұрын

He is funny. Love the videos

These radios are beasts. I programmed the first 9 channels for gmrs 15-22 and one repeater channel. Mine transmits full 25 watts at the pre programmed channels 10-12 on high and approximately 23 watts on the remaining 4 channels on high. On gmrs channels mine transmit at approximately 20 watts on high, 10 watts on medium and 5 watts on low. Very heavy duty, and work well with a cheap baofeng external mics.

@csailor7632

2 жыл бұрын

What are the channels 10-12 frequencies? And what are the frequencies for the 4 remaining channels? I'm interested in purchasing these radios but I haven't found a list of the pre-programmed channels so that is why I'm asking. Thx

@mwood7910

2 жыл бұрын

@@csailor7632 channels 10-12 were preset to 401.995, 402.995, and 403.995 all with 88.5 tone. Channels 13-16 are preset to Random frequencies from 421-425 mhz. The original first 9 channels were from 428-435 mhz with 100 or 88.5 tones which I didn’t test wattage on.

@richardbunker9433

2 жыл бұрын

was it easy to do this?

@kaharinash830

Жыл бұрын

I am new to this vast landscape of radios for SHTF commo, does the radio put out 25 watts out of box based on the channels you change it to, or is it something you need to program after the fact? I was planning on talking to my friend 20 miles away but didn't pick up a programming cable for it yet and I'm wondering if I should get one first. Sorry if I sound slow lol

@MSDeiter1

9 ай бұрын

Where can I get the free sofware to do the programming ?

You never fail to make me laugh. Delivery is so funny! I am actually thinking about a set of these.

This radio reminds me of the old Motorola Police radios. 25 watts is awesome, gotta get me a set. And as always, well done Randy. You are the "Man" when it comes to GMRS.

@haroldbell213

4 ай бұрын

I got Motorola scanner. But I can do longer pickup police channels It was a killer good great scanner Now it.just collects dust.

The self brick feature is pretty useful. If you're using them on building sites etc and don't want workmen wondering off with your radios.

@jimf1964

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I was thinking of any events where people helping out are handed radios.

@jimmymay3370

Жыл бұрын

@@jimf1964 we’ve used “borrowed” radios for special events (concerts and other festivals) that I believe used this feature for just that.

@user-wb9dv7cc4g

5 ай бұрын

Built a dog house

@__GALLANT__

5 ай бұрын

"wandering"

@marktheaardvark7208

5 ай бұрын

I’m buying this radio just for the wwwhhhiiiiiip antenna

It comes with 25 less beatings 😂😂😭 You're killing me! 🤣

@grigorirasputin5020

2 жыл бұрын

I thought that was awesome, too!

@jamesbryan3253

2 жыл бұрын

Chinglish,lol

@RobertGhost

Жыл бұрын

I love a bargain!

@bryanstaten5585

5 ай бұрын

So much penetration!

@TheEquestriancolt

5 ай бұрын

I WAS SOLD on THAT

“Penetration….. Walls, Trees, Skulls…” LMAO 🤣 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

"Getting it in" and "Getting it off" Very satisfying description!

Well, when your camp is overrun by the enemy camp, you don't want them to get a radio and listen in on your private transmissions! So setting the self destruct is a must! Love the condescending tone! New subscriber, and that's a great shirt too! I find that my cup is empty all the time these days! :)

HORY SHET!!! 25 Watts in my hand? Now I know how Peter North feels.

@banzaiib

2 жыл бұрын

I shouldn't get that joke... but i do.

@huf67

2 жыл бұрын

@@banzaiib ... Same here 😏

@gadsdenconsulting7126

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

@sockeatinggolden8316

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@4sl648

2 жыл бұрын

The antenna description made me think of a Tony Duncan joke, but the nurse just came in.

Radio looks interesting. As usual, you present yourself well and get your point across. The information and opinions you give out is valuable. The production, editing and sound are good. Lastly....you crack me up and I enjoy every video. Thanks so much.

First video of yours that I have watched and hope to see more,I'm researching radio's and trying to figure out what somebody who knows nothing about radio's and the FCC, Prepping and survival,enjoy the way you teach us newbs the world needs more people like you.

I’m brand new - I know Jack about radios. I came across your channel and BOY, do you make this stuff fun (and funny)! I think I might take the time to learn more about this stuff! Thanks!

The self destruct, when I was in the Army their was a feature like that on our handhelds, in case a genius lost it or forgot to turn it in. Extra layer of security. 12 hour security shift, that radio was only good for 12.5 or 13 hours.

@cadreops6067

2 жыл бұрын

Beat me to it, yes comsec is a thing. 👍👍

@keyoflife24

Жыл бұрын

I would also add for rental purposes. Some companies rent their radios out, and to prevent theft, and use beyond the rental period......you can lock them out.

Great review as always, Randy. Thank you for your time.

That radio looks great! Better than most business band radios. Reminds me of the legendary Motorola P200.

This guy does a great job at what he is doing.

I had high hopes with this walkie Talkie. I got a pair from Amazon. I am in the Low country of S.C. no mountains or large buildings but alot of trees. I wanted to go 12 miles as the crow flies. I was able to go about 4 miles I did radio checks along the way. I wanted it in case the power went out during a hurricane, and I needed to get in touch with my handicap son. My experience anyway. You have a great KZread channel!

@johnmclain250

6 ай бұрын

And that was on the high powered channels? As this video suggests 4 miles was for the low/med powered channels.

I listen/watch your channels with a sense of humour and tongue in cheek because a lot of what you say about hams is true. Now I'm a G7 UK ham licenced now for 50yrs and the old boy network was and is still prevalent in the world of ham radio. You hit the nail on the head and with what you are saying - remember not all hams are like this - there are some of us that just want to explore the hobby and have fun - and having fun is what we're doing watching you on KZread - keep it up. 73's and farewell

"24 hr self destruct" requiring re-programming is very useful when/if enemy ends up with your coms....helps in prevention of their disrupting / disabling your coms. Good for recon unit / scout.

lease is a great idea. it lets you hand them out for event management and have a better chance of getting them back. also you can protect your settings

A HT with a fan and self-bricking function? I'm sold! No enemy of mine in teotwawki will use my HT against me!

Wondering if an external speaker mic, that all the chics dig, would overcome the low audio issue. Another great video.

Thanks! The price for fcc license for gmrs has gone down already. I just got mine for $35.00 just to let you know. And let others know. I'm waiting to receive my HYS 25 WATT RADIOS IN 4 DAYS. THANK YOU FROM APACHE

@TheNotaRubicon

Жыл бұрын

Thank YOU!

Your videos are very helpful and informative for us radio geeks/nerds!🤓

Great! I love a high power radio! I have a office 35 meters away and PMR i can hear sometimes a small static, I hope this set will cure all statics.

Thank You , for the, "manly" review, of this radio, Sensei Randy...👌

PLEASE don't allow this to distract you from the fact that "In 1972, a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn't commit. These men promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the government they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them... maybe you can hire The A-Team."

Your info is administered with generous amounts of sugar(humor) Great job!

"We're gonna test that" ProjectFarm would be proud.

Just looking at the front of the HYS 25W Handheld radio, it already has a solid 5 Bar Signal Strength even before you add the battery and antenna. Way cool! 😎 Actually it appears to be a fairly decent value especially if you get not one but two folded suggestion manuals! 👍 Thanks for the review of another decent SHTF radio(s)

The "Brick" feature is to help prevent internal theft. If the employees know that it won't work after 24 hours unless it is reset at the business they don't steal them and take them to a pawn shop.

Good reason for a self Destruct ON a radio would be if you constantly use it Outside in remote Locations that if you drop it or Loose it That when somebody Picks it up they can't use it Similar to Cell phones now you can set if your pass code or password is put in wrong 3 times You can setup the phone to Wipe all the data so your information isn't Stolen. Hope the information helps Randy 10:50 @NotaRubicon Productions

Not sure about that radio, but in the military we have the "self-destruct" feature for a situation of possible capture so the encryption and all data can be cleared fast. Prevents the mean guys from having access to our comms. Always love the vids.

@noimnotarobotcanubeleiveit7024

Жыл бұрын

er... you are the baddies. didnt anyone tell you?

@johnmclain250

7 ай бұрын

@@noimnotarobotcanubeleiveit7024 How do you know? He never said WHICH military he's in. :P

You had me at 20% less Beatings!

sheeeeesh!! The price of these things went up to $210.00 for the pair. Famous Randy over here combined with inflation kicking my ass. I'm trying to get some HTs to hand out to family/friends for SHTF to communicate with my base station. These are a little pricey now but seem to be the best choice I've come across other than mobile setups. Thanks for another helpful video

@ 1:49 the second "penetration" gesture was unexpected and made it FUNNY AF (imo hahaha). Awesome breadth of practical radio information. One of the few radio Go-To channels and i like the humor :).

I like it. It would be damn perfect if it was water resistant / proof. But, thats probably because it needed the active cooling of the fan. Would be a great SHTF radio for sure.

@eventhisidistaken

2 жыл бұрын

...if you are sheltering at home it could still be useful to broadcast a message to others with less powerful radios. They could still hear you, even if you couldn't hear them.

@jorgeanaya7669

2 жыл бұрын

They make special waterproof bags specifically for radios like these. Put your radio in the bag and put it in your radio pouch.

You can also use it to make popcorn in a pinch.

I'm more addicted to his presentation skills

Randy is correct about attaching and detaching the batteries. It's much harder than it should be. To pry the battery off the radio, I use a butter knife while laying the radio flat on a table.

You are definitely the most amicable person I've seen on KZread

Thanks for the review, just ordered 2. Price is now $209 + taxes. Buying for emergency situations.

@PrometheusDigital

2 жыл бұрын

I bought their camo version of the same radio for $169 today plus they'll sell you spare batteries if you request them.

Funny ✅ Informative ✅ Subscribed ✅ Very nicely done. I just started looking into handhelds. Thank you sir!!👍🏾

I sure hope Wouxun can make one too but with a keypad. I'd throw whatever money they want. Great vid.

"Ingress", "penetration", "tight", "hard to get in". Why do I feel like leaving money on the table and smoking a cigarette? 😂😂😂

Would a handheld external mike correct the problem you had with build in mike?

@TheNotaRubicon

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!

That radio really fills up the hand

Hello Mr. Notarubicon. Sir, I just viewed this video and have watched several others from you, and man I just love the way you do these informative videos! I am now a real fan! Thank you for all you do and keep it up Sir!! Faithfully following, Tommy Dangerfield

Lease time is an attractive option for operational security when you use encryption. Not so much on a radio without encryption. Since I didn't hear you mention encryption I'd bet that got tossed in for marketing purposes. Amp hours is deceiving when you don't take voltage into account. This battery has three times the energy of a 4000ah battery in your cell phone. Watt hours is a better comparison. There's a general rule for radio. Only use as much power as you need. Do that and you should get pretty good talk time.

The roger beep is comprised of the notes D, F# and B - which is a B minor chord. Just in case anyone was wondering.😊 Thanks for the video Randy!

@tomstulc9143

2 жыл бұрын

Well know but how did you come up with intonation. Did you run it by your tuner. Or do you have perfect pitch.

@ephjaymusic

2 жыл бұрын

@@tomstulc9143 I have good relative pitch. I knew it was a minor chord in first inversion and so I hit the note A on the piano next to me. Then I corrected afterwards to a B.

I love watching your videos. I am new to GMRS and your videos have been helpful. Thank you.

This is the first video of yours that I've watched instantly Subbed... That's fkn funny

I am very new to using a GMRS radio and am a noob. Without the machine you hooked up to read the wattage how would I figure out which low settings to use. Could you list a few of the frequencies that would be full power so I could just use those ones. TY, btw you are my new favorite channel, so funny.

@cedarhamilton

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, I love his sarcastic sense of humor. I am not sure what I like most, good information or good humor. I like his videos. Now for a self appointed KZread 'expert' to attempt to answer your question: This radio demonstrated is not a GMRS radio. GMRS radios are specially certified and marketed as GMRS radios. The radio he demonstrated is actually a commercial band radio. While these radios can be programmed to listen to GMRS radios, they are not intended for or allowed by the FCC to talk on GMRS frequencies. Also, GMRS and commercial licenses are two different things. Some radios that can use GMRS frequencies are restricted for listening only. If you want to talk on GMRS, get a GMRS license and radio. If you want to skip the licensing, get an FRS or CB radio. Using a commercial radio on GMRS can be complicated, requiring special programming and having legal issues. I hope that answers your questions. This guy has tons of great videos, with new ones coming out all the time. Happy watching.

@jaybarr3307

2 жыл бұрын

On most all radios each channel can be programmed with either high or low power. Hence, the channels using high power will be the ones you decide on.

@TarrinLupo

2 жыл бұрын

@@cedarhamilton Thanks for all the info. I have been studying and learning a great deal from his old videos. I actually ordered these and am hoping to get my GMRS as soon as the price drops to $35. It was still $70 a few days ago.

@TarrinLupo

2 жыл бұрын

@@jaybarr3307 Thanks for the simple answer, ty.

@patricklonski

2 жыл бұрын

@@TarrinLupo I used the Notarubicon instructions for the license and received my number is under 24 hours. Sadly still paid the $70.00

Seems better to have the power and not need it, than to need it and not have it. If the feds want to restrict it, then it's probably something you should have. I appreciate the excellent review; live long and prosper!

love your sense of humour! ;)

Comedy and radios all in one, and I don't even own a radio except for a pair of crappy (FRS?) radios awesome, nice job! Still laughing at 25% less beatings.

That shirt reminds me of my buddy’s shirt that said, for rent by the hour , lol

Brother, your videos are the best. Thank you

Mine will be coming in the mail tomorrow.

The innuendo here is pleasantly staggering.

I am curious if the antenna will hold up in the long term. Most handheld antennas are only designed to handle a maximum of 10 watts otherwise the loading coil can burn up. Also, the low mic audio could just simply be because the radio is set to narrowband FM by default and you talking on a wideband channel, which will cause your deviation to be too low.

Self destruct makes a ton of sense for leaning out radios at events or to somebody who is not a permanent employee. This motivates the return of the radio as well. Just my "expert" ideas...

@travelsouthafrica5048

2 жыл бұрын

renting or loaning

@Texas1FlyBoy

2 жыл бұрын

The "lease time" might also be useful if the radio is to be used only during an event. The "self destruct" would enforce that they are not used outside of the established time limits.

Great video. Today, all my family cellphones went down across 3 different systems. I need 5 of these to leave in our vehicles for this type emergency. Could i purchase 5 of these and keep all on same station, could we converse if cells go diwn? Thank you for any advice.

i just come here to read your shirts! lol na just kidding - love this channel- you are very helpful thank you.

Love your reviews - Fantastic! Thanks!

I could see the self destruct being useful for a rental company. Once your rental agreement is up, if it kaputs, you're more likely to get the radio back. Also, since it is a business radio, i could see it being useful for keeping control of the radios. If you're only supposed to have a radio for a few hours, say to hand out to contractors working onsite, then you could get them to shut up at the end of their shift. If it no worky, they have to bring it back, so it doesn't go missing from the tool room all the time (not that anyone ever permanently borrows stuff from company stock)

The self destruct feature is handy for places that rent radios. Go to a rental place rent a couple of jeeps or SXS they may offer a radio rental as well.

Your contempt is palatable and makes me laugh. Just subscribed and look forward to learning this new hobby.

I'lL hAVE YOU KNoW That I gOt my HaM lIcenSE yeSTeRdAy AnD nOw i'm saD

@sartainja

Жыл бұрын

You are no longer an outlaw! 🤬

@michaelwalsh3474

Жыл бұрын

😂

@dandetande288

11 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@juliomercedes6729

10 ай бұрын

😢😢

@EndoliteM4trix

7 ай бұрын

Hahahaha

My favorite channel! I also know nothing about radios :)

Hey man, just getting into all this stuff and the programming part is a little intimidating. I searched and couldn't find any manuals for this system. Also just looking to use it for communication with other ham radios that my buddys have and would like to program at least one repeater channel. If youve got any tips for programming this system please let me know. Also another question, is it even worth it to look into getting the qualifications for this stuff? It's mainly intended for shtf and I'll rarely use it unless you know.. I need to

@joesakal872

10 ай бұрын

You need to buy the software, but even then I'm having trouble reprogramming mine to pickup GMRS frequencies. Others here have apparently had success, I must be missing something someplace :(

@justarandom5280

10 ай бұрын

@joesakal872 how much did the software cost?

@joesakal872

10 ай бұрын

Like $10.00 on amz.

I'm subscribing just for the snark and innuendo. Most radio channels are dry and not entertaining at all. I found this review to be very moist and entertaining. Excellent work!

The lease is probably for when these are used by employees. If lost or stolen they become unusable after the lease isn’t renewed.

@televisionarchivestudios1130

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, that makes sense

There is a LEIXEN version of this with a digital screen and i think it holds about 500 memory channels. Same amount of watts, still think its UHF i believe. Would you be willing to do a review/educated background of the radio with the consideration if its worth having producing 25watts? I have read in a few areas its good for a really bad SHTF scenario (probably) but to use regularly might be dangerous? Is that an accurate assessment? Keep these videos coming!

@BrekMartin

Жыл бұрын

Why a prepped would be interested in UHF radios baffles me.

@GreekoNico

9 ай бұрын

I agree a review of the Leixen or HYS UV-25D (display version of this radio) would be awesome

Laughed so loud that margarita flavored substance came out my kerschnozzle. Great videos! Subscriber forever. Might have to get another license...

From a know-nothing-at-all, thank you. I enjoy your videos.

25% less beatings... Lol!

I appreciate how you demystify context with relation to Radio communications. As a complete beginner, I find your videos helpful. Direct and simple is also my preference. I was considering buying the Wouxun KG-935G which I understood was your favorite radio. Then I discovered this video. Would you recommend the HYS 25 above the KG935G? GMRS License? Please share your thoughts. Many thanks.

@TheNotaRubicon

Жыл бұрын

I recommend the radio that best fits your specific needs and preferences.

@UptownCats

Жыл бұрын

@@TheNotaRubicon Thank you for your prompt response. They both appear to be evenly appropriate for my application. They both appear to be good quality product ...so the question is which one offers an advantage, or an edge, over the other? This is all very new to me. Of all the videos I've seen, yours are the most helpful and with the preferred simplicity of clarity. BTW. I looked on the FCC webpage and found nothing with relation to license pertaining to this type of radio. If It is not a major imposition, would you be able to link me to the topic on that website? At your convenience, of course. With Many Thanks.

@LastTrump7

7 ай бұрын

@@TheNotaRubicon67 year retiree who hasn’t been in the CB a world since 1979. Want to get back into it but everything has changed so much and I forgot what I did know. I want to be able to talk out of my local area. I don’t want to go through the process of ham radio licensing. I’m on a SS low fixed income so like to keep the budget low as possible. Would prefer a base station or mobile with power pack. I had a Cobra SSB with a Starduster antenna back then. Farthest I talked was Newfoundland. I don’t understand all the talk of 10, 11 ..etc meters or am/fm. Prefer radio and antenna for $200 under. Is that possible. Don’t want to rule out Ham combo but don’t want the licensing. As you can tell by this question I don’t know much and forgot what I did know.

It's pretty easy to change the condenser pickup for a better one! And you can do it as well for the speaker... If the amplifier is not too bad it can be a good and cheap option as well!

I never got burned with my Police Radio and it was 25 watts, I used it for 12 hours 5 to 6 days a week.

Many fars ...that good😀

I don't understand why 5 watts is the biggest, dedicated GMRS handheld offered. Seems like there's a market there for one that puts out 10 or more

@1D10CRACY

2 жыл бұрын

The sad hams are pretty confident anything above 5 watts can be dangerous to your health. ;)

@wmhoward2249

2 жыл бұрын

GETTING THE FCC TO TYPE ACCP THE UNIT FOR MANUFACTUR IS THE PROBLEM, INPORTED RADIOS THAT ARE NOT TYPE ACCPT, ARE BLOCKED BY CUSTOMS

I’m a big fan. Thanks for the always-helpful information! May I ask if you’ve seen any other high-power walkie talkies like this HYS unit that you would prefer over the HYS? I really value your opinion. Thanks!

Wondering if a “mic gain” is available in programming software? Good alternative with mag mount external antenna for easy mobile comms.

Can you charge the battery or operate the radio from the 12v cigarette lighter in your vehicle or just the wall charger? Keep up the great work.

I WISH THEY MADE A VHF UNIT, BUT I DON'T SEE ONE LISTED

@fritzkabeano1969

2 жыл бұрын

That other manufacturer he mentioned used to make a VHF version.

How did I miss this? My wife and I are torn. This is a great video, but now I have to buy two new radios. I'm overjoyed but she's doing her best wet hen impression.

Good luck getting it in!

THe best? feature is the big battery...run it at 5w for a LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONG time

Why does every video of yours seem it's about 2 seconds away from being a porno? Never change.

@TheNotaRubicon

2 жыл бұрын

Probably because porno is all I can porno about think.

Thanks for uploading the software. They wanted to charge me 25 dollars to send me a CD. Good times. thanks as always for the always serious, never sardonic approach as I learn the ropes of this hobby.

@highpower2569

7 ай бұрын

Do I need to program the radio to be able to use the different power outputs on it?

@EndoliteM4trix

7 ай бұрын

@@highpower2569 by default, the top orange button will change your wattage. Get a mic. Don’t hold it by your head on high. You’ll get a headache. Manual will tell you which colors are which power

these are the best reviews of anything on the youtubes.

LEIXEN UV-25D Strong Power 20W 136-174&400-480MHz Radio Portable Walkie Talkie Anyone try this one??

@davidaix5771

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah it puts out 20 to 25w no joke I have one

@jimdemetri8168

Жыл бұрын

I got two recently. Great radios. Forget about 5 watts absolutely useless in city's for simplex. I got 10 miles easy in built up city

Radiation ☢️ is a bad thing my dr. Said my stomach is so big due to my 5r radiation ☢️

Our whole family clan needs these out here on the farm

Its good to know the world still has a wiseass that can teach things, and an iron man poster, most awesome. nice tshirt too!!