Radioddity recently released a new water-resistant handheld radio the GS-5B, this fits the bill for a more industrial type radio that can take the daily abuse of in a work environment. The case is definitely sturdier that a typical handheld and has a 7.4 Volt 2,000 mah battery pack....

Recommend Rating: ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ I will admit that my expectations were set pretty low when I ordered this, but I figured what the heck. After just going through a 4-day power outage I thought this would come in handy, even if it wasn't great.I already have an Eton Red Cross emergency...

X5105 Firmware Update Bootloader Version B NOTE: version B only applies to machine code X0300190 and later. Install USB-to-Serial cable: Firmware update is done through the serial port (which can be located at the right-side panel named COM) of X5105. As modern computers generally no longer provide a serial port,...

  Just got a Bluetooth programmable Radioditty GS-5B, which appears to be quite similar to a Baofeng. I wouldn’t be surprised if it uses the same or similar chip as Baofengs as the voice prompting (which I turned off) is the same as any Baofeng. It programs channels 0-127, just...

Winner Announcement 　 The ARRL Ham Radio License Manual ↓↓↓ 　 1. From Cory S. to Brain B. "I got this book as a present, after I had already purchased my own study guide and passed the test. It's in brand new condition! You can do it!" -- Cory "I've...

 Radioddity 8th Anniversary Donation to ARRL Education & Technology Fund 　 "Giving is not just about making a donation. It is about making a difference." Radioddity always cares about the development of ham radio. As promised, funds generated during our anniversary sale have been partially donated to the ARRL Education...

　 Initially, I thought the LEDIANER Emergency Radio had a big battery compared to other options at 2200mAh, so I got it. But then I came across this Raddy SW3 with an even bigger battery at 4000mAh, so had to add it to my collection. The LEDIANER does allow you...

　 Do your family members need license-free radios to communicate when going outside? Are there any of your friends that you want to help get into the world of ham radio? Does any of your experienced ham neighbors plan to step into the DMR world? He/she may be stopped by...