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BTECH UV-5X3 Tri-Band Radio: High-Power Amateur Handheld with USB-C Charging - VHF, 1.25M, UHF - Customizable Features - Comprehensive Accessory Bundle Included

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Features

  • Tri-Band Capability: With its ability to operate on VHF, 1.25M, and UHF, the BTECH UV-5X3 is among the most flexible handheld radios on the market. This broad frequency range means it can handle an extensive array of communication needs, making it the only radio you'll need.
  • Advanced Features: The BTECH UV-5X3 is equipped with cutting-edge features that allow for tailored communication. The Display Sync and selective frequency scanning offer superior usability, while remote functions such as Stun, Kill, Revive, Inspect, and Monitor provide full control, even at a distance.
  • USB-C Charging: This is where convenience meets technology. The UV-5X3 now includes a USB-C rechargeable battery, providing you with the convenience of using any USB-C cable for charging. No more fussing with proprietary chargers; just plug in, charge, and get back to communicating.
  • Complete Kit: Your purchase includes the UV-5X3 Radio, USB-C 1500mAh Battery, V-85 Dual Band Antenna, 220MHz Single Band Antenna, CH-5 Charger, CH-5 110V Adapter, Earpiece Kit, Wrist Strap, Belt Clip, and User Manual.
  • Trusted Local Support: With BTECH's USA-based operations, you can trust in the quality of our products and have confidence in our exceptional local support. We specialize exclusively in radio products, offering top-notch radios and accessories, all backed by a comprehensive USA warranty and support.

Brand: BTECH


Color: Black


Number of Channels: 128


Special Feature: Rechargeable


Frequency Range: 220 mhz


Tuner Technology: Digital


Voltage: 5 Volts (DC)


Water Resistance Level: Waterproof


Product Dimensions: 1.26"D x 2.28"W x 4.33"H


Item Weight: 0.5 Pounds


Product Dimensions: 2.28 x 1.26 x 4.33 inches


Item Weight: 8 ounces


Item model number: UV-5X3


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Special features: Rechargeable


Other display features: Wireless


Color: Black


Whats in the box: Earpiece, battery, charger, UV-5X3, manual, 220 antenn, dual band antenna


Department: FRS Two Way Radios


Manufacturer: BaoFeng


Country of Origin: China


Date First Available: August 19, 2016


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    • If you aren't in to two-way radios, there IS a learning curve, but this is a top-notch product
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If you love to be prepared, BUY one of these and learn to use it now. In a SHTF situation, cell service may be interrupted or non-existent. Having one of these radios for each of your family members is one way to ensure you can stay in touch during a disaster. Please read up on what the FCC "allows" you to do with these radios as far as broadcasting goes. Because during a total meltdown, all we'll be thinking about is RULES, right? The good: Cheaper versions of the Bao Feng radio typically offer TWO bands, This version gives you three: VHF, 1.25M, and UHF, making the BTECH UV-5X3 exceptionally versatile. Charges using USB-C, and can easily be charged with a portable solar charger. You can use ANY USB-c cable. This kit comes with UV-5X3 Radio, USB-C 1500mAh Battery, V-85 Dual Band Antenna, 220MHz Single Band Antenna, Charger, 110V Adapter, Earpiece, Wrist Strap, Belt Clip, and The Dreaded and Often Discarded User's Manual, which is exceptionally (ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ) detailed and thorough for a manual. Resist the temptation to chuck it in the rubbish bin. You'll need it, especially if you are a beginner like me. Now, during the Zombie Apocalypse, you won't have time to learn about all the functions of this radio. So, I suggest that if you are purchasing this, you set aside 30-45 minutes a day to watch YT videos on Bao Fengs. There are many of those out there, most are overly technical and boring. I like NotARubicon Productions' many BF videos. Easy to understand and not filled with ham radio operator-speak. These videos will definitely jumpstart your learning and give you many shortcuts and useful tips. Whatever you do- start learning how to use the radio or it will be a worthless paperweight during a crisis. All that aside, this is a well-made, thoughtfully designed radio. It's low price may have true SAD HAMS wrinkling their noses in disgust, but this little gem works well for nearly everyone else. It is one of the most popular and widely-available radios in the world. So if you hike, snowmobile, camp, hunt, ski, etc. any outdoor activity where cell service is poor or non-existent, having a solid two-way radio is essential to your safety and well-being. Love this and am looking forward to discovering everything it can do. PS: I also purchased the BaoFeng Radio Bible by Cooper Hartman. It's a little technical, but provides some insights into what this radio's capabilities truly are. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2023 by Tammy D. Tammy D.
    • Great HT, adds 220 MHz and lots of other features to the 5R family
Pro -220 MHz band -Display sync -Memory scan add/remove -Editable memory slots -VFO scan range -Included antennas MUCH better than most rubber ducks Con -Box has two antennas ( 144/440 and 220 ) instead of one tri-band antenna -Transmit limited to 5W, not 8W -Subtle clicking noise on receive -No AM broadcast receive -Dislay Sync disables dual frequency watch Overall I don't think I can add anything that hasn't been already said about the Baofeng 5R family. If you're a newly licensed amateur, a 5R is an inexpensive first-step to see if you want to get more serious about the hobby. If you don't, you at least have something for use in emergencies. If you want to go for a killer handheld or base station, you haven't sunk a lot of money into the 5R to prevent you from upgrading ( and it's a fantastic little backup unit ). While the big feature of the 5X3 is the inclusion of the 1.25m / 220 MHz band for North American use, hiding under the surface are a lot of other creature comfort and ease-of-use features the 5R and BF-F8HP don't have. Chief among these is Display Sync, which locks the A and B lines of the display together, useful for seeing both the frequency and the memory name at the same time. Note that assigning names to memory slots requires a programming cable, an additional purchase I highly recommend, especially getting a certified one, not a cheap knock-off cable that requires special drivers and workarounds. Also, using Display Sync also disables the dual watch feature of monitoring two frequencies at the same time. Speaking of memory slots, the 5X3 also lets you edit the CTCSS/DCS codes and offsets of memory slots from the keypad without needing to first delete the memory and recreate the whole thing. You can also add and remove memories from the scan list, though sadly there is no keypad shortcut and you have to go in through the menu for each channel. Scanning on the VFO side also supports frequency ranges, so instead of scanning all of 144 - 148 MHz, you can tell it to only bother with 146 - 147, or other subsets ( it has to be a full integer MHz, so you can't scan just 146.5 - 147.75, etc ). The included antennas are much better than the standard ducks. I had simplex roundtables ( about 2 miles radius for all parties ) and easily hit repeaters 40 miles away. Sound quality reports came back good. Still, a good aftermarket antenna will do better. My Smiley 27000 telescoping tri-band lets me hit a popular repeater 35 miles away on 1W xmit power and another repeater cluster 55 miles away on high xmit power, 144, 220, and 440 MHz bands. This brings up two big downsides. Instead of including one tri-band antenna, you get a 144/440 antenna and one 220 antenna. Switching them out and keeping track of both can be a hassle. Also, xmit power is capped at 5W, not 8W like the 82HP andF8HP. Right about now is the time someone chimes in saying the antenna on a handheld makes a much bigger difference than the extra 3W. Yes, that's true to a point. But that extra 3W combined with a good antenna can make a notable, if moderate, improvement on useful range, particularly if you have minor RF obstructions between you and your repeater of choice. Sound quality from the speaker and included headset are not great, but more than good enough for most users. My set has a faint repeating clicking noise in the background whenever receiving ( regardless of listening to repeaters or simplex, so I know it's the handset ) that's mildly annoying, but doesn't get in the way. Strangely it isn't present when listening to FM broadcast radio. Though speaking of broadcast, the 5X3 doesn't receive AM broadcast, a real shame. All told, I consider the 5X3 to be the better purchase than the F8HP. Yes, losing that extra 3W power stings a little, but gaining a whole new band as well as the selective scan list and display sync make up for it, and I don't even live in a heavy 1.25m traffic area. Those that live in places that do use the 220 MHz band will benefit from it even more. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2019 by Jaron

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