HAM HT Baofeng UV-5R: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 07:31, 30 May 2013

Overview

The UV-5R family of radios are cheap 4W micro handheld transceivers with reasonably good stock features especially given the price. They can be modified to bypass the on board MCU, which is a write once chip that cannot be modified. The UV-5Rs are software controlled radios (not SDRs) they have hardware filters that prevent the same kinds of band expansion as the UV-3Rs.

Links

General Info

bricklore UV-5R tagged
Baofeng UV-5R Info
[uv5r.net/baofeng-uv-5r-programming/ Baofeng UV-5R Programming Guide]
menu cheatsheet
info and software for programming (careful the software is unveted)

Modifications

Software

CHIRP - a free, open-source tool for programming your amateur radio. (appears to support the UV-5R)

Firmware

Hardware

Recommended Modifications

Notes

Hardware Versions

There are a large number of internally identical radios with very nonstandardized names in the UV-3R and UV-5R family.

UV-3R

HacDC Amateur Radio Project:
Amateur radio	Amateur radio station	HARC Projects	Prepping the Ham Exams

HacDC Amateur Radio Club Team Contact Info:
[email protected]
Subscribe to the HacDC Amateur Radio Club email list

HacDC Amateur Radio Project:
Amateur radio	Amateur radio station	HARC Projects	Prepping the Ham Exams

HacDC Amateur Radio Club Team Contact Info:
[email protected]
Subscribe to the HacDC Amateur Radio Club email list

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 ===General Info===
 * [http://www.brickolore.com/search/label/UV-5R bricklore UV-5R tagged]
+* [http://UV5R.net Baofeng UV-5R Info]
+* [uv5r.net/baofeng-uv-5r-programming/ Baofeng UV-5R Programming Guide]
 * [http://kc9hi.dyndns.org/uv5r/programming/UV-5R%20Menus.html menu cheatsheet]
 * [http://kc9hi.dyndns.org/uv5r/programming/ info and software for programming (careful the software is unveted)]