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Posting for 6+ monthsBlack Baofeng UV-17M 999 programmable channels Charging: USB-C port
Steyning, West Sussex
£32
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For Sale Black Baofeng UV-17M 999 programmable channels Charging: USB-C port
Brand new in the box only opened to install channels to memory
I have done the hard work on this radio installing most of the amateur repeaters and simplex channels plus PMR and many scanning channels So, you don’t have to worry about bricking this radio as I said all the hard work has been done all ready to go. £ 32 No Offers please
This is a tri-band handheld amateur radio (HT) that serves as a significant ergonomic and technical upgrade to the classic UV-5R series. It is widely recognized for its vibrant 1.77-inch colour display and modern features like USB-C charging
Key Features & Specifications
• Tri-Band Capability: Operates across VHF (136–174MHz), UHF (400–520MHz), and an additional band (typically 200–260MHz) depending on the specific regional version.
• Power & Memory: Delivers 5W output and features 999 memory channels, a massive jump from the 128 channels on older models.
• Modern Charging: Includes a built-in USB Type-C port on the battery, allowing for convenient charging via power banks or car chargers without needing a desktop cradle.
• Wireless Cloning: Features a "Wireless Frequency Copy" mode that allows you to clone settings from one radio to another without a PC.
• Advanced Display: The 1.77" colour TFT screen provides clear visibility of dual-band frequencies, channel names, and signal strength
• Build Quality: It features a more rounded, ergonomic chassis compared to older "boxier" Baofengs, designed to be more comfortable for long-term handheld use
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Usage & Legal Requirements Licensing: In the UK and many other regions, a valid Amateur Radio License is required to transmit on this device. Using it on license-free bands like PMR446 is illegal due to its high power and removable antenna.
Posted: 22 days ago
Ad ID: 1801366758
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