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BTECH UV-5X3 5 Watt Tri-Band Radio : VHF, 1.25M, UHF, Amateur (Ham), Includes Dual Band Antenna, 220 Antenna, Earpiece, Charger, and More Two-Way Radio
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| Brand | BTECH |
| Number of Channels | 128 |
| Tuner Technology | UHF, VHF |
| Product Dimensions | 2.28 x 1.26 x 4.33 inches; 8 Ounces |
About this item
- What’s New: Tri-band Frequency Range Display Sync DTMF Decode Incoming ANI Display Remote Stun, Kill, Revive, Inspect, and Monitor Selectable Frequency Range Scanning Remove/Add Channels from Scanning Right in Menu
- Features: VOX Talk Around Mode Busy Channel Lock-Out (BCLO) Transmission Time Out Channel Receive Only (TX OFF) Frequency Reverse Squelch Tail Elimination (STE) Work Mode (Selectable VFO/ Menu Lockout) Alpha Numeric Channel Storage PC Programmable
- Recommended Accessories: Pair UV-5X3 with the Nagoya NA-320A Antenna for all-in-one antenna option. The PC03 FTDI Cable is recommended for easy computer programming - Uses CHIRP Software
- Kit Includes: UV-5X3 Radio, 1500mAh Battery, V-85 Dual Band Antenna, 220MHz Single Band Antenna, CH-5 Charger, CH-5 110V Adapter, Earpiece Kit, Wrist Strap, Belt Clip, User Manual
- BTECH is proud to be in the USA, which allows you to have the best available local support for any issue that may arise. BTECH only engineers and develops radio products. That brand focus allows you to have the best available radios and accessories with the most features, with real USA warranty and support.
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From the manufacturer
BTECH UV‑5X3 - Adding 220MHz (1.25M) was just the start!
While maintaining the same classic design to allow full backward accessory capability, don't let the appearance fool you: The BTECH UV‑5X3 is the only radio in the series with new firmware features and menu updates!
New Firmware, Features, Options, and Menus: Only available on the UV‑5X3.
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Display SynchronizationAn exciting, new feature on the UV‑5X3 takes full advantage of the LCD's dual line display. In the past the dual display allowed you to monitor two different frequencies at once. Unfortunately, for user's that only wanted to monitor a single channel, the secondary line was of no use... until the UV‑5X3! The UV‑5X3 allows users, who want to display the most information at once, to synchronize the display. This allows the LCD to show both the channel's frequency and channel name simultaneously. Display synchronization allows the user to maximize the available information seen at a glance! |
Modify the Scanning ListA brand new menu allows for one of the biggest conveniences while scanning: Modifying the Scanning List! Before the UV‑5X3, you couldn't manage the channel scan list without a computer. The brand new menu in the UV‑5X3 allows you to easily add and remove channels from the scanning list. Have a nuicanse channel that you want removed from the scan list? You no longer need to go home to a computer to remove it: A simple menu allows you modify your channel scan list without a computer |
Channel Mode ModificationsThe UV‑5X3 comes out of the rut that all other UV‑5 series radios are stuck in. The UV‑5X3, built with the amateur radio operator in mind, allows channel modifications on-the-fly. Previously and on other current UV‑5 models, you were forced to delete a channel and then recreate it from scratch if you wanted to alter any settings. The UV‑5X3 allows common edits to the channels: Such as adding, changing, or removing the privacy tones (CTCSS & DCS); or changing the power level. You no longer have to delete and recreate the channel over simple channel modifications. |
Scan a Frequency RangeScanning in frequency mode, just became practical! Exclusively on the BTECH UV‑5X3: You are able to scan through a specific frequency range. Scanning frequencies before the UV‑5X3 required the user to scan the full frequency band they were using. This was not practical if you only wanted to watch for activity on a particular section of the band (such as only 222-225MHz in the above pictured example). The UV‑5X3 will scan at the frequency step you select in menu, which allows you to scan by increments from 2.5 to 50KHz. You can now scan through a fine tuned portion of the receiving band without having to wait and scan the whole band! |
BTECH UV-5X3 Tri-bander (VHF/1.25M/UHF) Analog Portable Radio
Features:
What's New and Different?
- Tri-band Frequency Range
- Display Sync
- DTMF Remote Decode (Receive Remote Commands)
- Incoming ANI Display
- Remote: Stun, Kill, Revive, Inspect, and Monitoring
- On-the-Go Selectable Frequency Range Scanning
- Remove and Add Channels from Scanning Right in Menu
- Full Backward Accessory Compatibility with ALL UV-5R and BF-F8HP accessories
Customize Your Operation with channels, Programmable Buttons, and more!
You can program your UV-5X3 exactly how you want it. There are 128 programmable memory channels. You can add or remove channels from scanning list using the free computer software. You can give channels alphanumeric names, using a computer. The radio has 2 power levels (5 watt maximum), allowing you to choose how far you can communicate. You can set VFO limits using the CHIRP software. You can easily program from a PC to set-up the radio to operate exactly as needed.
The First Affordable VHF, 1.25M, UHF Tri-Band Handheld Transceiver
UV-5X3 Components:
- UV-5X3 Radio
- 1500mAh Battery
- V-85 Dual Band Antenna
- 220MHz Single Band Antenna
- CH-5 Charger
- CH-5 110V Adapter
- Earpiece Kit
- Wrist Strap
- Belt Clip
- User Manual
Accessories and Computer Programming
Pair UV-5X3 with the Nagoya NA-320A Antenna for all-in-one antenna option. The PC03 FTDI Cable is recommended for easy computer programming.
The BTECH UV-5X3 is supported in CHIRP, for easy computer programming on Windows, OSX, and Linux.
BTECH: We are proud to be here in the USA
The UV-5X3 went through extensive development, before its public debut. It was not worth rushing a radio if it couldn't be our best.
BTECH radios are designed and supported here in the US. A BTECH label means you are getting a radio with real US based warranty, support, and development! If you ever have an issue our team will be prompt, knowledgable, and supportive, to ensure the radio operates exactly as it should.
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Product description
The First Affordable VHF, 1.25M, UHF Tri-Band Handheld Transceiver
A PC03 Cable is Recommended for Easy PC Programming (CHIRP Supported)
Backward Compatible with UV-5R and BF-F8HP Accessories
New Features and Menus
Simultaneous Display: For those that want to have the most information at their fingertips - you can 'Sync' the dual displays to show both the name and frequency. This allows the displays to be synched to the same channel while browsing your channel memories.
Channel Skip: Easily add or remove a channel from the scanning list.
Frequency Scanning: When scanning in the Frequency (VFO) Mode, you can easily enter in the range and frequency steps that you want to scan without scanning the full frequency band.
ANI Updates: Along with being able to previously send ANI (Identification); You can now enable "Decoding" the ANI right on the display
Remote Commands: The UV-5X3 can respond to remote commands. By remotely sending DTMF tones you can both 'Stun' (Transmit Disable) or 'Kill' (Disables all functions) the radio. You also can 'Revive' a radio from its "stun" or "kill" state. You can also remotely turn on the microphone 'Monitor' or ensure the radio is within range 'Inspect' (replies with a confirmation tone within range).
In the Box:
UV-5X3 Radio
1500mAh Battery
V-85 Dual Band Antenna
220MHz Single Band Antenna
CH-5 Charger
CH-5 110V Adapter
Earpiece Kit
Wrist Strap
Belt Clip
User Manual
Technical
Memory channels: 128 Channels
Selective Calling Methods Supported: CTCSS, DCS, Tone Burst, DTMFs
Scanning Modes: Channel, Frequency, and Tone
Frequency step (kHz): 2.5K/5.0K/6.25K/10.0K/12.5K/20.0K/25.0K/50.0K
Power Output: High: 5W (VHF) / 4W (1.25M/UHF) - Low Power: 1W
Product information
| Product Dimensions | 2.28 x 1.26 x 4.33 inches |
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| Item Weight | 8 ounces |
| ASIN | B01J2W4JUI |
| Item model number | UV-5X3 |
| Customer Reviews |
4.3 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank |
#613 in Portable FRS Two-Way Radios
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| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Special Features | Baofeng |
| Other display features | Wireless |
| Included Components | Earpiece, battery, charger, UV-5X3, manual, 220 antenn, dual band antenna |
| Department | FRS Two Way Radios |
| Manufacturer | BTECH |
| Date First Available | August 19, 2016 |
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I would highly recommend this radio to any Ham Radio operator. This is the best handheld that I have used over the last 40 years.
Downsides: At this time there is no way to program the PowerOn Message, Stun, Kill, or Revive options - not from the radio nor software. There is also no way to program any menu settings from software, only channel memory settings (which is the majority of the work, but it is still nice to see all the knobs on the PC in the software). "Coming soon" to a CHIRP version near you.
Now for my soapbox commentary: These cheap Chinese HT's are great for a new ham on a tight budget. I can't imagine how many of these have brought newcomers into the hobby of amateur radio, this is a good thing. On the flip side, I'm sure since these are so affordable and transmit on such a wide frequency range there's an equal amount polluting the airwaves illegally on GMRS, FRS, business band, and yes, the amateur bands. I have recently heard transmissions of what normally would be found on the CB band emanating from a wide coverage 2 meter statewide system. This will not get you any brownie points in the amateur community. Please folks, make a little effort to know what's legal or not. Getting your ham Tech license is a trivial process compared to what it used to be.

























