The QYT KT-8900D is a compact dual-band ham radio that’s become a popular choice for its budget-friendly price tag and decent feature set. But like any piece of gear, it’s not without its quirks. So, is the KT-8900D a worthy companion for your next field trip, or should you steer clear? Let’s dive into the…
The Baofeng UV-21R isn’t just a walkie-talkie; it’s a communication powerhouse built for adventure. Whether you’re a seasoned ham radio enthusiast, a weekend hiker, or simply someone who wants to stay connected in the great outdoors, the UV-21R has something to offer everyone. And it’s Chirp programmable. You have to select the Baofeng UV-17 Pro…
Next up I’ll be playing with the Yaesu FT-60R. What I’ve learned so far is that programming the Yaesu FT-60 isn’t the easiest, most intuitive process. I’m not going to go through the programming process here. I’ll just say, even when using Chirp the process wasn’t intuitive. Disclaimer, I am used to programming the Baofeng…
SO we have the TYT -TH-9800 up and running in the Nissan Rogue. The head unit is mounted with double-sided tape so as not to damage my interior and the body is in the console. I’d like to install my Yasue 857D but the power requirements preclude the use of the auxiliary power ports so…
