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BaoFeng UV-82C
$55.89
BaoFeng UV-82C Dual-Band 136-174/400-520 MHz FM Ham Two-Way Radio, Transceiver, HT with Battery, Earpiece, Antenna, Charger
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BaoFeng UV-82C: FCC Part 90 Certified Radio for Exceptional Commercial Communication
FCC Part 90 Certified
The BaoFeng UV-82C is FCC Part 90 certified, a distinction shared by few radios. Ideal for businesses requiring FCC-compliant radios, it meets stringent requirements for Private Land Mobile Radio Services, ensuring reliable commercial communication.
Dual-Band Functionality: Comprehensive Communication Across a Wide Spectrum
The UV-82C offers dual-band frequency (VHF: 136-174 MHz, UHF: 400-520 MHz), delivering comprehensive communication for varied commercial applications. Adjustable power settings (5W/1W) allow for optimized communication based on your specific needs.
Advanced Features: For Enhanced Commercial Communication
The BaoFeng UV-82C comes packed with advanced features like VOX Talk Around Mode, Busy Channel Lock-Out (BCLO), Channel Receive Only (TX OFF), and more. These user-centric features ensure smooth, efficient commercial communication.
Unleash Superior Performance with BaoFeng UV-82C: Dual PTT, Backward Compatibility, Improved Durability, and Simplified Programming Experience
Dual PTT: Streamlined Communication at Your Fingertips
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The BaoFeng UV-82C stands out with its unique Dual Push-to-Talk (PTT) feature, enabling seamless communication across multiple channels. The package includes a dual PTT earpiece for efficient private listening and is compatible with dual PTT speaker mics like the QHM22D for amplified output. This allows the screen to monitor two frequencies concurrently, and the dedicated side keys facilitate quick toggling between displays. Experience enhanced communication efficiency and flexibility with the UV-82C's Dual PTT capability and its compatibility with a range of accessories. |
Backward Compatibility: Consistent Performance Across Accessories
Robust Build & Enhanced Audio: A Fusion of Durability and Sound Clarity
Simplified Programming Experience: Tailor Your Communication Needs
Technical Specifications
| Frequency Range | VHF: 136-174 MHz (Rx/Tx), UHF: 400-520 MHz (Rx/Tx) / FM Radio (RX Only on FM) |
| Memory Channel | 128 Channels |
| Output power | High / Low Power Settings (5W/1W) |
| Privacy Tones (PL/DPL) | All CTCSS and DCS tones are supported. |
| Accessory Jack | K1 Kenwood 2 Pin Jack |
| Additional Features | 25KHz/12.5KHz Switchable, FM Radio, LED Flashlight, Transmit Power Selectable (1W /5W), 50 CTCSS/ 104 DTCS Codes, Tone searching, Dual standby / Dual Watch, Transmitter time-out timer (TOT), Busy channel lock-out. |
| Weatherproof Rating | IP54 Weather Resistant |
| Chassis Accessories | Compatible with all UV-82, GMRS-V2, and MURS-V2 Chassis Accessories |
| Mode of Operation | Simple or semi-duplex |
| Channel Storage | Alpha Numeric Channel Storage |
BaoFeng UV-82C: A Blend of Performance, Durability and Convenience
Experience superior communication capabilities with the BaoFeng UV-82C, a dual-band radio designed to suit commercial operations with high standards. Offering FCC Part 90 Certification, this device ensures compliant, reliable, and effective communication within designated frequency bands. Its easy programming via PC and a wealth of additional features make it a versatile, user-friendly device.
Common Questions and Answers:
- Q: What is the charge and usage time?
- A: The radios will fully charge in 3-4 hours, and the battery will last 18 hours on normal usage.
- Q: What is the maximum range?
- A: Range varies on topography: Repeater Use: Up to 100 miles | Hill to Valley: 36 miles | Open Flat Terrain: 3-5 miles | Urban/Outside Buildings: ~1 mile
- Q: Is it Programmable
- A: Yes it is, Please note that the programming cable and software are necessary for setting up the UV-82C, and users should ensure they have the required frequencies programmed into the radio.
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Features and Details
Product Description
| Product Dimensions | 2.4 x 2 x 11.3 inches |
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| Item Weight | 8 ounces |
| Item model number | UV-82C |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium ion batteries required. (included) |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Other display features | Wireless |
| Item Weight | 8 Ounces |
| Color | Black |
| Included Components | UV-82C, BL-8, Headset, CH-8, Wall Plug, Hand Strap, User Manual, Earpiece |
| Manufacturer | Baofeng Tech |
| Date First Available | February 20, 2014 |
User Manual & Software
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Joe –
Great radio
Barney KL7HNY –
I love this rig. I bought my first one in 2016 to use as a demo for local public safety folks. It turns out that the radio is fairly intimidating for a lot of the intended users. Also, many of the local groups here in NC are signing up for user groups on the state’s “V.I.P.E.R.” 7/800 MHz trunked system. But for the smaller, volunteer agencies, they seem great. I simply program them as their chiefs allow (with CHIRP) and leave the VFO function locked out.
Most of the smaller departments don’t have budgets to cover /\/\ or Harris P25 radios, but will reimburse the individual members for anything up to around $225. This covers a radio kit, spare battery, HD spkr/mic, stubby fireground antenna, and a few $$ for me — this is, after all, a business.
I keep a few PTT switches & boots, pots, jacks, speakers and internal mics. They’re easy to service for anyone who’s ever worked with SMD devices.
I did purchase an antenna retaining nut spanner — looks like a miniature tire lug T-wrench — because the nuts to loosen, especially if the users are constantly switching out the larger Nagoya antennas I supply with the stubbies. Two hints for that: Clean the threads on the nut and the jack with some 99% isopropyl alcohol and let them dry. Then put a dab of “Sally Hansen’s Hard as Nails” pale pink nail polish on the thread before you spin on the nut. It’s great as a kinda weak Thread Lock (I use it for holding sideplate screws on S&W revolvers, f’r instance) and the pale color lets you know at a glance if a particular radio has been so prepped. Also, the volume pot knob on several of the Baofeng handhelds have 4 little bumps molded on the bottom edge of the knob. Exact right spacing, and no wiggle/slop in the four slots in the top of the nut, and et voilà! Nut is now tight and will stay snug.
I’ll probably start offering a somewhat simpler radio to some of these folks, something with just volume, channel, and scan. Most of my customers don’t know I’m a retired paramedic/firefighter and undercover State Trooper. One department’s comm center director was trying to tell me how simple radios need to be for their firefighters. He related a scenario wherein a firefighter is placed in a featureless room, no windows, no carpet, just a door. The firefighter is handed two one-inch diameter ball bearings. The door is closed for 15 minutes. Upon opening the door, one bearing will be broken, and the other is missing.
So I’ll be looking for something simple, Part 90 accepted, durable, and not a bazillion dollars per copy.
ldeerkoski –
This model is great and available at a reasonable price. Easy to use and with Chirp sw, easy to set?edit frequency channels and characteristics on your PC for upload.
Michael irby –
I have one