This is a side to side test of an old Yaesu VX-7 and a new Baofeng UV-5RC. Sometimes Baofeng’s receiver seems deaf and not able to receive the same signals a…
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A quick snapshot of the Yaesu FTDX 1200, listening on 20 meters QSO.
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I must say it sounds sweet. It deals with floor noise very well. Almost
like listening to local repeater… Ve3xyd
I must say it sounds sweet. It deals with floor noise very well. Almost
like listening to local repeater… Ve3xyd
so tell me my friend, how are you liking the radio so far???? im thinking
about buying one. also I like the kenwood ts-590s and the kenwood
ts-2000x
The differences could be related to the squelch settings you have on the
two radios. If you set the Yaesu radio with a more sensitive squelch, it
would pick it up easier. Your antennas can also play a role in differences.
No. In fact Baofeng sometimes and without any reason looses incoming signal
and receiver remains deaf. It has happened to me quite often. I can’t
explain why.
looking at your video of the “test”, seem’s the baofeng is picking up more
than the Yaseu. A lot more.
αγαπητέ φίλε τα test σε φορητά γίνονται πάντα με ίδια κεραία
Why are all these hams so challenged with the focus of their cameras?
My mate had to resolder something in his fresh Bao and now it works again.
Just wondering for how long. I compared prices and hardly used VX-7R for
$250 was much better choice. It’s a lifetime radio! My mates also noticed
that they hear me much better than others on chinese toys.