Can I get this to work with the Motorola CLS1410 (UHF) that has a frequency range of 461-470 MHz? We use the Motorola, but need other radios.
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Hello Nathaniel, Yes. They will work. However, keep in mind the CLS radios are under the Part 90 rules for low power (1-watt or less) devices items 90.35 (86) and 90.35 (88). The BaoFeng UV-5R's will do low (RF Power Output: 5W/1W), but they will also put out 5 watts violating the license. Be careful. They are a bit tough to manually program. YouTube helps a lot. Not durable. But, $37 including shipping... Mine works great. I'm not sure if CLS is using wide or narrow band FM. This radio will do both. Good luck.
1804355
This radio will work in that frequency range, but it is NOT type accepted for those frequencies, which means it is illegal to operate it on the same frequencies as the CLS1410. The FCC could issue you a fine for using the BaoFeng amateur radio for use in the business band.
1804356
The UV-5R is FCC Part 90 type accepted. Unless your license specifically states a 1watt max, you are ok to run higher power. Narrow band is a must. Spend another 8 bucks and by the programming cable. Then go to http://chirp.danplanet.com/projects/chirp/wiki/Home and down load a program that works real well. Good luck, it's an amazing radio.
1804357
Yes it goes to 480 but they are line of sight radios the best distance I have gotten on the ground is about 1/2 mile. Great balloon to balloon.
1804358
It should work fine. At the price, it sure doesn't hurt to try one out. Technically, the BaoFeng will match up just fine with your Motorola.
1804359
It's a ham radio that operates out of band. Without checking if it's frequency range covers it then it should. It depends on what pl codes, offsets and repeater frequencies you're using.
1514553
This antenna is not listed as to be compatible with any CB Radios. Works with cellular (806 - 894 MHz) and PCS (1850 - 1990 MHz) bands.
1618031
Without a license and a call, I would never take a distress call seriously unless you could properly identify. Second, with VHF/UHF on a handheld, the range is going to be very limited and there probably would not be anyone within range to hear you anyway.
30410
Frequency Range UHF 400-470MHz. On mine I get my local fire dept which is 33.48000 but also 453.17500. I hope this helps.
1054325
The range of this system is so short it is very unlikely you will have a problem. I believe you have some understanding of the relation between zip codes and RF frequencies. This is none!
757704
Don't know, Ended up programming mine manually. Easy once you figure it out. I have 27 local 2 meter repeaters, 20 70 cm repeaters, 3 wx channels, 14 frs,5 urs channels in mine with plenty of room for more. It is actually easier to program than my Kenwood TR 7950. I'm going to get a couple more and I will program them off my laptop.
2121768
Nope, 3-4 Mhz is the 80 Meter Ham Bands and this little swr/meter/matcher is for the 11 & 10 Meter Bands. But I would only use it on the 27 Mhz Band (11 Meters/CB).
778013
It should be able to communicate with your old radio, if you are on the same channel/frequency, example is we hear others talking on other channels don't quote me on this but you might want to google search your midland radio and see if it is able to.
1721398
This is an amateur radio hand held transceiver. The frequency bands it operates on are 144-148 MHz and 440-448MHz. The problem I am having is that the software used to program the transceiver does not recognize the transceiver.
2131544
To add to my previous response to the question from Mr goddard, I would add that I receive all available channels from 3.1 thru 54.6 which covers VHF and UHF. But again, check with the mfr of the item.
148873
I think you mean VHF, yes you can. It's dual band, VHF: 136MHz-174MHz, UHF: 400MHz-480MHz (Rx/Tx). Hope that helps
459760
If you are using this transmiter, it's impossible to have two same frequencies. You might be talking about 27 mHz or 49 mhz toy rc boats?
2230925
And here's the answer newer HAMs hate to get- it depends. Keep in mind that UHF and VHF have different characteristics, so it's even going to vary based on which band you're using. Best answer, I guess, is "about the same as any other HT with a decent antenna."
2175522
My son seems to think a hobby shop should be able to sell you a remote with the same MHZ, mega hertz value ( 27 MHZ or maybe 49 MHZ ) that will pair up with the Merecedes. MHZ is probably on the car somewhere.
267533
You must know the transmitting frequency of your radio. If it falls within beofang frequency parameters you should be able to use them
1953111
Yes I have a VHF antenna and UHF and combine them. If it is a UHF/VHF combo + another UHF/VHF combos idk. Should work fine though, can't see it not. Pretty simple device.
1125285
Yes, as a matter of fact I have 2 Motorola radios and I can use all of them on the same frequency.