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never seen a wouxun in person the mobile claims dual band, cross band repeat here: http://www.wouxun.us/item.php?item_id=228 peace, haans :)

NONE of the Wouxun HTs are true full-duplex. None have "cross-band repeat" functions. None are true dual-receive. Not even the new UV6D that is coming out in the next few weeks have any of these

sorry, no list available presently peace, haans :)

As someone who has been through a few hurricanes and power failures, I heartily recommend having a car charger for your HT. Even though I have a 2m/70cm mobile in my SUV, you never know when you will

Don't keep us in suspense. Which ones are they? I have on old IC-24AT that I keep around because I mod'ed it for x-band repeat. I believe it is limited to using two simplex frequencies: one on 2m, the

we used to use an old w32a iCom up at a repeater site during public service events we have tried it 2 ways 1 with a small dual band mag mounted NMO Larsen on a small metal box 2 with a dual band

some of those dual band ht's have built in cross band repeat

They really have some stiff competition as of late. The Wouxun dealer in TX has a private-branded 2-watt dual-band HT for $70 now. Two of those and a small home-brew controller would make a pretty

Mine was $149 ($158.95 w/shipping) from R&L in July. Shipped same day order placed and delivered next day. Rich KC8TJ Sent on the Now Network? from my Sprint? BlackBerry

That's $20 cheaper than when I bought mine at R&L back in June! Deron KD8PWI

Newer member here, but an FT-60 owner since I got my ticket in '05. I'm in SE NC, and weathered Irene just fine. The trusty Yaesu got me through another storm, and I was in contact throughout the

After reprogramming my FT-60 I found that the FW Key now goes right to the pwr selection when in M-only mode. is this normal? I have looked through the manual and programming software, but did not

yep, knew that was referring to the new ft60's that are so cheap

I was referring to the Waxun (sp) radios that have become somewhat popular with some hams. Pete KD4CQZ

The new radios are made in China

There is no doubt that the Chinese radios are putting pressure on the HT market to reduce prices for basic HT's, like the FT-60R. So far they seem to have had no real impact on higher end radios. Pete

chinese radios

That is when I bought mine too. It is a great radio. I added a Comet(tm) antenna, programming software & cable, and bought a fast charger and an extra battery too. What I really like is that I can use

It was $159.00 shipping included about 10 days ago and I bought one.

What I do when shopping for radios, antennas, etc.... is set up a spreadsheet and get the price / shipping for each item from each vendor. The lowest total price wins my business -- unless they don't