For radio enthusiasts worldwide, the inexpensive Chinese handheld radios produced by the likes of Baofeng and other brands have been a welcome addition to their arsenal. They make an ideal first ...

For Christmas, [Lior] received a Baofeng UV5R radio. He didn’t have an amateur radio license, so he decided to use it as a police scanner. Since the schematics were available, he cracked it ...

China Baofeng (International) Limited produces and distributes lighting and home furnishing products. The Company offers portable lights, coffee tables, magazine racks, and shades. China Baofeng ...

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Nineteen-inch, carry-on “flypacks” are preferred. Also think of the radio-in-a-bag initiative: A laptop with intuitive yet versatile radio software, an I/O box, one or two microphones and a pair of ...

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