SQ6WB pisze:
Robił ktoś pomiary ile ten sprzęcior pobiera prądu na odbiorze i nadawaniu? W tabelkach nie widzę takich danych.
Najprościej byłoby chyba sprawdzić wartość bezpiecznika. Da to jakiś pogląd na tego UV-5R w nowej obudowie...

sp7ukl pisze:
nie - są dwa poziomy i to nie na papierze.
25 /20 to deklaracja - pomiary wykazały 31W i 25W odpowiednio na 2m i 70cm
Niski poziom to 15W/10W
https://sites.google.com/site/g7eob1/radio/qyt-kt-8900-review pisze:
4. High/Low Transmitted Power 25W/20W(VHF/UHF) tested! :- vhf 20w hi & 15w low

Kilka Q&A z 409shop...

Q4: When listening to an incoming signal in 145.000mhz, if i tune to a different frequency 160.000mhz, and then return back to 145.000mhz, audio does not come through
A4:
Knob is for using is selecting menu only,
not for in searching frequency. If you need to use knob in searching frequency signal, you need to press the [PTT] key to active the frequency/ channel, so that you can hear audio.
(However, we suggest buyer to use keypad [up] & [down] to change the frequency) )
Q5: Does this radio have SCR function ?
A5: No, this radio do not have SCR
Q6: Does this radio have repeater function ?
A6: No,
this radio do not have repeater, but it have repeater shift.
Q7: Does radio have CE mark on it ?
A7: Radio
do not have CE Markźródło: http://www.409shop.com/409shop_product.php?id=123479