The car charger is actually 10 volts rather than the typical 12 volts. The charging cradle of the GT-3TP is specifically designed to take a maximum of 10 volts. It’s actually a nice gesture on behalf of Baofeng to keep the parts consistent. The annoying bit is that you still need to connect the car charger to the charging cradle rather than directly into the radio for car charging. As for use, the radio has a terrible front end and received interference like crazy. I had the local NOAA station as Channel 0 and the local Skywarn repeater (146.880) set as Channel 1. It wasn’t uncommon for me to receive on both Channel 0 and 1 at the same time, even though only one was selected and the second VFO was set to Channel 3. This would be a terrible radio for fox hunting or radio direction finding. If this is your main use, I would pass.

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Upgraded Antenna: The 21cm high gain antenna has better stability and performance compared to the old antenna. Combined with 8W high output power, the dual band two-way radio can even extend the talking range up to 11km. CHIRP is a free, open-source tool for programming your radio. It supports a large number of manufacturers and models, as well as provides a way to interface with multiple data sources and formats. Which is the best antenna to buy for this radio? I dont care if is 40cm in lenght at max 30€ And an antenna doesn’t ruin the audio.It also comes with an upgraded Antenna connector, Radio Frequency IC, FM Receiver Chip, Power Amplifier IC, etc. FM Receiver Chip: The RDA5802N has a powerful low-IF digital audio processor. This makes it have optimum sound quality with varying reception conditions. no_content": "Cette section ne contient actuellement aucun contenu. Ajoutez-en en utilisant la barre latérale." To that disappointment, you can add that the Baofeng GT-3TP’s Call and MONI buttons above and below the PTT button are super squishy things that have absolutely no place on an amateur radio. Yech!

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NOTE 2: Not all functionality is supported on all radio models. Not all models and variants are listed here. For a more complete view of everything supported, as well as which features are supported for which model, take a look at overview of supported features for the latest build. Other Data Sources ¶ File FormatsThe BaoFeng GT-3TP is a dual band two-way radio. It supports the following frequency ranges: 65-108 MHz for receiving FM radio, VHF 136 – 174 MHz, UHF 400 -520. It supports up to 128 memory channels. My review sample had an unusual frequency range: 140 – 160 MHz and 430 – 441 MHz. Because my sample came directly from Sainsonic’s head office, I think that this particular radio was originally intended for another region. It’s not really important; if you want a wider range you can set other boundaries by software. Big buttons & knob: GT-3TP has a built-in PTT key, CALL key, and MONI key on the left side of the radio