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Hey guys this is a video of the VX-8 and my opinions on the radio.
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  1. ThePatriotsChoice
    ThePatriotsChoice says:

    Baofeng UV-3R ….Please don’t assume its going to do all the things a high quality Yeasu is going to do. Its a Chinese copy of a Yeasu….25-40 pounds.

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  2. BeigeGenius
    BeigeGenius says:

    My main issue with the “big three” is price especially where handhelds are concerned. The VX-8D looked like a better handset than the VX-8G but to have GPS on the 8D it would cost an additional £150 and the accessories (speaker mic etc) are not compatible with my two VX-150’s which are still going strong! So for an APRS mobile I think I’d go with the 8G.

    I also have a Wouxun UVD1P and has proven to be a decent handheld. RX and TX it seems to be just as capable as a handheld by the “big three”.

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  3. Luca Aliprandi
    Luca Aliprandi says:

    Hy 2e0bmi!! Thanks to you I have bought some months ago a yaesu vx8E!! It’s wonderful!!!I’m loving it and taking pleasure use it everywhere in everyway (also with APRS)!! But I’ve some question for you:
    -the first one is: have you found some problems with ROS on high power trasmission??
    -How can you turn the display on blue?? I can’t find the way on the menu !!!

    73

    Luca

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  4. harvey Last
    harvey Last says:

    Looks like a nice radio..But a Ht with 6 meters that is a total waste.On 6 meters u need at the very very least is a full size 1/4 wave whip.

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  5. BeigeGenius
    BeigeGenius says:

    Have a look at the VX-8G, It has built in GPS but no 6m (I didn’t care about that) and isn’t submersible (conforms to IPX5 though).

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  6. Michael Sloven
    Michael Sloven says:

    I have a VX-7R ,but the screen is going bad, so I’m getting the VX-8R as a reward of getting my General class. They do over price the gps and the adapter, the external mic and and the programning CD.

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  7. Leks62
    Leks62 says:

    бля такой доход, а с такой серьёзной радейкой. Пиздец амеры ахуели. Пора пару килотонн на вашингтон ебануть

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  8. Jon Eirik Martinsen
    Jon Eirik Martinsen says:

    I was wondering about the Yaesu vx8 series,…but ended up with a vx7r i realy dont care about BLUETOTH and GPS and that ARPS… i was just looking for a disent radio for a newbie.
    If i seriously get into this, i will probobly get somthing bigger sonn anyway 🙂
    73 from Norway

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  9. stevestribe74
    stevestribe74 says:

    Great vid mate Im in Australia, wondering if the VX-8DR will accept Australian UHF frequencies, 476.000 MHz and above ..?

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  10. kernowrock555
    kernowrock555 says:

    cheers James, I am going for my first licence soon , and I ‘m really interested in mountain top dxing , are the menu’s reasonably easy ?or just long winded? I shall probably make my own antenae later. Thanx for a great review…I have lots to learn, and this seems like a quality transceiver .btw I am in U.K. Hampshire ( not many mountains! lol ) cheers.. 🙂

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