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General| Channels | 128 |
|---|---|
| Output Power | 5W / 1W |
| Battery | 7.4V 1800mAh Li-ion |
| Operating Voltage | 7.4V DC |
| Antenna Impedance | 50 ohms |
| Channel Spacing | 25 kHz (wide) / 12.5 kHz (narrow) |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +60°C |
| Modulation | FM |
| Frequency Range | VHF: 136-174 MHz, UHF: 400-520 MHz |
Equipment maintenance must be performed by qualified personnel only.
Modifying the radio is prohibited for safety and performance reasons.
Only use BAOFENG-approved batteries and chargers for safety and device integrity.
Avoid using radios with damaged antennas to prevent potential burns.
Switch off the radio in areas with explosive or flammable materials.
Do not charge batteries in locations with explosive or flammable materials.
Turn off the radio in posted areas to prevent electromagnetic interference.
Power off the radio before boarding aircraft as per airline regulations.
Ensure the radio is turned off before entering a blasting area.
Do not place the radio in an airbag deployment zone within vehicles.
Avoid exposing the radio to prolonged direct sunlight or heat sources.
Hold radio vertically, keep microphone 3-4 cm away, antenna 2.5 cm from body.
Ensure radio and antenna are at least 2.5 cm away from body when worn.
Includes dual-band, FM radio, modes, DTMF, CTCSS/DCS, VOX, alarm, memory, display, and keyboard.
Dual standby, crossband, offset, frequency reverse, battery save, TOT, scan, BCLO, flashlight, PC programming, squelch, key lock.
Supports selectable bandwidth, power output, and frequency step for customization.
Tips for correct antenna installation, avoiding damage and ensuring proper operation.
Warning against using glue for belt clip installation to prevent casing damage.
Guide for attaching the battery correctly, ensuring proper contact and latching.
Steps to safely turn off the radio and remove the battery using the latch.
Step-by-step instructions for charging the radio's battery using the provided charger.
Covers initial battery use, safety warnings, charging tips, and lifespan considerations.
Details on battery lifespan, prolonging life, and proper storage procedures.
Guidance on long-term storage, periodic recharging, and suitable storage conditions.
Identifies and describes the main components and controls of the radio.
Explains the use of PTT-A and PTT-B for transmitting on selected channels.
Details the functions of SK-Side Key 1 (FM Radio/Alarm) and Key 2 (Flashlight/Monitor).
Describes how to copy data between radios using specific key combinations.
Explains the use of MENU, navigation (▲/▼), and EXIT/AB keys for operation.
Used for entering information for programming and settings.
Provides descriptions for various icons displayed on the LCD screen.
Explains indicators for keypad lock, low power, frequency, signal strength, and channel.
Explains how to use the 1750 Hz tone to access repeaters for long-distance communication.
Instructions on powering the radio on/off and adjusting volume using the knob.
Using ▲/▼ keys for selecting frequencies or channels, including fast navigation.
Configures squelch, frequency step, power, battery save, VOX, bandwidth, display, dual watch, beep, and timer.
Sets DCS, CTCSS, voice prompts, ANI, DTMFST, S-CODE, scan resume, PTT-ID, and PTT delay.
Notes on name display settings for Channel Modes A and B being PC-configurable.
Covers BCLO, auto key lock, and customizable LED colors for standby, reception, and transmission.
Configuration of frequency shift direction (SFT-D) and offset for repeater access.
Managing memory channels, including storing and deleting channel data.
Settings for alarm, band selection, TX/RX, tail tone, Roger tone, and reception tone.
Restoring default settings and navigating the shortcut menu for quick access.
Explains squelch purpose, setting level 5 recommended for optimal performance.
Details VOX, Dual Watch, TOT functionality, and notes on CTCSS/DCS confidentiality.
Covers bandwidth selection, Automatic Number Identification (ANI), and DTMFST settings.
Explains the purpose of CTCSS/DCS for closed group communication and squelch operation.
Details on scan resume methods (TO, CO, SE) and PTT-ID functionality.
Covers Busy Channel Lockout (BCLO) and frequency shift/offset configurations.
Explains offset examples, notes on scanning, and Tail Tone Elimination (STE).
Details memory channel content and provides an example for saving to channel 106.
Instructions for performing CTCSS/DCS scanning to find matching codes.
Explains repeater courtesy tone and recommends settings for related menus.
Details frequency range, memory channels, stability, step, impedance, temperature, voltage, consumption, mode, duty cycle, dimensions, weight.
Lists RF power, modulation type, emission class, maximum deviation, and spurious emissions.
Details receiver sensitivity, intermodulation, audio output, maximum deviation, and spurious radiation.
Addresses common problems like radio not starting, battery drain, no audio, communication failures, and interference.
Covers certificate fields, purchase details, dealer information, and warranty validity requirements.
Details what the warranty covers (defective parts) and excludes (accidents, misuse, normal wear).
Specifies limitations on battery coverage and responsibility for accessory checks at purchase.
Lists conditions that void the warranty and required documentation for claims.
Confirms that warranty terms do not affect the buyer's statutory rights.
