AIRITON via Amazon has Baofeng DM32UV 10W DMR Digital & Analog Ham Radio Handheld w/ GPS, NOAA & Type-C Charging (Green) on sale for $45.49. Shipping is free.
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AIRITON via Amazon has Baofeng DM32UV 10W DMR Digital & Analog Ham Radio Handheld w/ GPS, NOAA & Type-C Charging (Green) on sale for $45.49. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter TattyBear for sharing this deal.
Do we have any idea of the firmware and hardware for this radio? I'd prefer to load Open GD77 on it, and as of July 2026, some DM32UV work at least experimentally?
I just got UV5R-Mini to dip my toes, but after reading all the reviews and websites, I can't believe how many bad reviews there are for the Android app. 5R Mini has bluetooth which is a great feature so you can program on the go if need to, but it seems like so may complaints about the app/functionality.
Chirp seems to be go-to for desktop but it requires cables (not sure why we can't just do our own updates, basic excel or csv file, and just upload directly to radio)
I am beginning to think the functionality of adding channels as easily as possible is the #1 feature I would be looking for in a radio.
99% of those frequencies are dead 99% of the time .... only use is buy 2 so you have someone to talk to..
forget the dmr part unless you have a few hours to set it up and would want to say hi to strangers
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Chirp seems to be go-to for desktop but it requires cables (not sure why we can't just do our own updates, basic excel or csv file, and just upload directly to radio)
I am beginning to think the functionality of adding channels as easily as possible is the #1 feature I would be looking for in a radio.
In the meantime there are also ones like this, it says you just put your zipcode and it lists all frequences with broadcast in the area: https://bearcatwarehous
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forget the dmr part unless you have a few hours to set it up and would want to say hi to strangers
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