miklor pisze:
The two models have distinctly different band pass filters and other components that determine the available bands. A 150/450 MHz radio cannot be converted to 150/220 MHz using software, and vice versa.
The internal band pass filters will not allow the radio to transmit / receive much beyond their specified range. The frequency range is fixed and is determined by physical components values of the filters, not software.
The two models have distinctly different band pass filters and other components that determine the available bands. A 150/450 MHz radio cannot be converted to 150/220 MHz using software, and vice versa.
The internal band pass filters will not allow the radio to transmit / receive much beyond their specified range. The frequency range is fixed and is determined by physical components values of the filters, not software.
miklor pisze:
The UV-5R and UV-5RAX are not capable of any reliable operation outside its specified Dual Band frequency range.
The UV-5R and UV-5RAX are not capable of any reliable operation outside its specified Dual Band frequency range.
OK - myślę że to wszystko wyjaśnia. Cytaty z http://www.miklor.com/uv5r/UV5R-220.html
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