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No hay artículos en el carro¿Buscas una radio GMRS resistente al agua para tu próxima aventura al aire última intervensión? Conoce el BAOFENG UV-9G. Diseñado con protección impermeable IP67, este walkie talkie de mano resiste la lluvia, el polvo e incluso la inmersión accidental. ¿Necesitas una radio GMRS fiable de largo alcance que también admita la capacidad de escaneo meteorológico y repetidor de NOAA? UV-9G te tiene cubierto. Es compatible con CHIRP para una fácil programación, y viene con dos baterías, una antena de alta ganancia de 15.5 pulgadas y un cable de programación. Perfecto para senderismo, camping, viajes por carretera o uso de emergencia. Mantente conectado, donde te lleve la vida.
MvF Family
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 28 de marzo de 2025
We go wheeling a lot and get in to some remote washes and high walled canyons. These work perfectly in those situations and since few use CB radios anymore, these are a great replacement. They are fairly light, sound great and have excellent reception and broadcast quality. The batteries hold up well and you can easily plug them into you 12v accessory plug to charge while both using or just recharging. The head/ear pieces are an excellent touch for almost hands free operation allowing you to keep at least one hand on the wheel at all times.
DaveDubya
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de agosto de 2023
No se pudo cargar el contenido.
Rick Hunt
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de agosto de 2023
This is a great radio for FRS/GMRS use, it is locked to FRS/GMRS frequencies, but that is fine with me, I have many other Handhelds to use for the other Freq's that I am licensed to use. Its kind of nice having a radio that is just for FRS/GMRS. I have not tested the waterproof claim nor do I intend to, there are youtube videos that will show you that, I however am not gonna take the chance. LOLI did purchase the Baofeng RA-MD2 antenna that is longer than the stock antenna and tuned for GMRS, it greatly improved my signal for receive, and I would assume transmit, but haven't talked to anyone yet since changing the antenna. But I believe its an improvement for this radio.There is no Airband receive or USB-C charging on this radio, but I do think after market batteries may be available that support USB C charging. It probably takes 3-4 hours to charge fully in the charging base.Overall, not a bad radio for the price.
J. Campbell
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de junio de 2023
I wanted a couple of relatively inexpensive and rugged GMRS radios to use on Jeep trail rides. I chose the Baofeng UV-9G based on information I found from other sources on the internet. Baofeng is a Chinese company with a reputation for being cheap, but I figured these would get me started and I could upgrade later if necessary.I was surprised to find the UV-9G to be a well-built, sturdy feeling radio. It is IP67 rated, so it should survive anything I can expect to encounter "in the field". Speaker sound quality is good, at least to my ear, and it is loud enough to be heard over a rumbling Jeep on a trail. The belt clip is annoyingly large and makes the radio uncomfortable to hold in the hand when it is attached. But it has a quick-release mount on the radio, so you can leave the belt clip on your belt and slide the radio out as needed. It allows the radio to swing freely on your belt which I like.My kit included two radios and two antennas for each radio. The longer antenna is impractical for belt carry or inside a vehicle, but the performance is good. I was able to reach a repeater 53 miles away from my back yard with the longer antenna. The shorter antenna is more than adequate for short-range comms, Jeep to Jeep for example, and more convenient to carry and use.The UV-9G operates on all GMRS channels, including the ones that overlap FRS channels. It transmits at 5 watts (5W) on channels 1-7 and 15-22, and 0.5W on channels 8-14 which are the FRS channels. It also transmits at 5W on the repeater channels.The base GMRS channels and eight repeater channels are pre-programmed. You can add "DIY" channels above those. I have pre-programmed mine with all of the local repeaters, including any CTCSS tones needed to access them. I used the CHIRP software instead of Baofeng's software. There's a bit of a learning curve, but it's easier than trying to program memory slots from the radio buttons.Shortcomings: It would be nice if channel names could be longer, and a USB port for charging on the battery would be my top two changes. Neither of those is worth removing a star.If you want a low-cost and very functional GMRS handheld radio look no further. And if you get these radios (or any GMRS radio), get the GMRS license from the FCC as well.
keithfoco
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 11 de septiembre de 2023
I have two of these for my wife/friend to use while in the great outdoors. Radio works incredibly well and love the fact that it is waterproof, so I dont worry about it getting rained on or splashed on while fishing in my kayak. For those complaining that it doesnt have a usb charger port, you can buy a usb charger dock on amazon. I think it was $13. I use my NocoBoost GP70 lithium ion jump starter battery to charge it when camping. Radio is ready to use out of the box, but it is nice to use CHIRP to customize it to your own needs. You will need to watch some tutorials on Youtube to figure out how to customize it on CHIRP. It isnt the easiest process, but it is typical with this kind of product. it has a steep learning curve. These radios are so tough and work so well for the money, it is scary.
Francia Bitar
Comentado en México el 18 de abril de 2023
Buena calidad de producto, no se siente de juguete y la calidad de transmisión de audio es muy clara...
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