Bug #9225
closedBAOFENG UV-10R
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Description
Yes, baofeng, i understand it is a lot of devices, maybe an option to add in the pull down list alternatives or groups.
a rookie like i am wants to select his system and, who is able to map a baofeng uv-10r to a uv-r5 has done some reading ... like i did, and i am not even sure i made the right selection.
Chirp is great, are we able to make group settins? would it save work?
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Updated by Jim Unroe over 3 years ago
- Status changed from New to Feedback
The Supported Radio Models list is on the "CHIRP Home Page":https://chirp.danplanet.com/projects/chirp/wiki/Home.
It says...
Baofeng/Pofung
- UV-10R (use BF-F8HP 3 power levels)
If you make the mistake and use Model: UV-5R, you will only have support for 2 power levels.
Jim KC9HI
Updated by Eelco de Graaff over 3 years ago
Jim Unroe wrote:
The Supported Radio Models list is on the "CHIRP Home Page":https://chirp.danplanet.com/projects/chirp/wiki/Home.
It says...
Baofeng/Pofung
- UV-10R (use BF-F8HP 3 power levels)
If you make the mistake and use Model: UV-5R, you will only have support for 2 power levels.
Jim KC9HI
Thanks,
This is typical such a thing you need to know...
The 3 power levels will this mean i have also the 10 watt?
I am brand new in the porto world that is the reason i ordered this one, that way i can learn a bit.
regards
Eelco
https://www.fishfreak.org/sdr
Updated by Eelco de Graaff over 3 years ago
If i use the BF-F8HP i get wrong model selected.
Im some tests the power was mesured as 4watt. There are some bad reviews on this model :-(
Updated by Jim Unroe over 3 years ago
The only thing that you can be sure of is that menu 2 (TXP) will have 2 (HIGH|LOW) choices or 3 (HIGH|MID\LOW) selections. A few Baofeng and Baofeng like radio dealers seem to have no issue with overstating the battery capacity and/or transmit power output of these radios. For example the 1800 mAh stock UV-82 battery has always been marked 2800 mAh since the introduction of the radio. UV-5R like and UV-82 like radios (Including the UV-10R) with 2 power levels will typically be 4-5 watts or less and with 3 power levels will typically be 7-8 watts or less at the HIGH power setting. You will not know for sure without measuring it with a power meter and dummy load.
Jim KC9HI
Updated by Jim Unroe over 3 years ago
Eelco de Graaff wrote:
If i use the BF-F8HP i get wrong model selected.
Im some tests the power was mesured as 4watt. There are some bad reviews on this model :-(
How many TXP choices does your radio have (2 or 3)?
Also attach a debug.log if you can.
Jim KC9HI
Updated by Eelco de Graaff over 3 years ago
Based on what is also published on the uv10r it seems it is for chirp a uv5r , other modes do not work, programming as a uv5r works ok. Also based on the documentation i cant find any info about 6 or 8 watt, and the test in a youtube movie shows 4 watt.
Updated by Bernhard Hailer over 3 years ago
- Model affected changed from baofeng to Baofeng UV-10R
- Platform changed from Windows to All
Have you tried to use the BF-F8HP selection in Chirp?
Could you also answer Jim's question:
How many TXP choices does your radio have (2 or 3)?
It would be helpful to get this information before we close the ticket.
Ideally, please attach a debug.log file (see How to report issues for instructions how to do that).
Updated by Eelco de Graaff over 3 years ago
Bernhard Hailer wrote:
Have you tried to use the BF-F8HP selection in Chirp?
Could you also answer Jim's question:How many TXP choices does your radio have (2 or 3)?
It would be helpful to get this information before we close the ticket.Ideally, please attach a debug.log file (see How to report issues for instructions how to do that).
only 2 txp options low and high
Updated by Jim Unroe over 3 years ago
- File BF-UV10R.jpg BF-UV10R.jpg added
- File UV-10R.jpg UV-10R.jpg added
Eelco de Graaff wrote:
only 2 txp options low and high
Unfortunately these radios are sold with differing features under the same model name.
If it is the BF-UV10R style (see picture)...
- for 2 TX power levels and 2 bands choose: Baofeng / UV-5R
- for 2 TX power levels and 3 bands choose: Radioddity / UV-5RX3
- for 3 TX power levels and 2 bands choose: Baofeng / BF-F8HP
If it is the UV-10R style (see picture), then it is most likely not supported by CHIRP at this time.
Jim KC9HI
Updated by R H almost 3 years ago
Jim Unroe wrote:
If it is the UV-10R style (see picture), then it is most likely not supported by CHIRP at this time.
Jim KC9HI
This radio can be managed by CHIRP as a Radioddity GA510.
See question at Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/ask/questions/Tx9HGR8ZOY2A83/
Updated by Jim Unroe almost 3 years ago
R H wrote:
Jim Unroe wrote:
If it is the UV-10R style (see picture), then it is most likely not supported by CHIRP at this time.
Jim KC9HI
This radio can be managed by CHIRP as a Radioddity GA510.See question at Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/ask/questions/Tx9HGR8ZOY2A83/
Correct. If it is the model pictured on the Amazon link that you provided. But it may not be true if it is either of the UV-10R radio models as shown in the pictures that I provided. This is not the first time that Baofeng (the radio manufacturer in China) has used the same model name on completely different radio models. Unfortunately, in this case it appears to be at least 3 different models with the same UV-10R designation. :(
Jim KC9HI
Updated by Bernhard Hailer over 2 years ago
- Status changed from Feedback to Closed
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