those are local ISP's

illegal to transmit

legal to listen usually

can baofeng do both?

but you can't listen to isps

yeah it can

there's a push to talk button

basically just never touch it

@Deleted User what do you put in this site

if you want to talk you need a license and call sign

ooh man all these frequencies

I clicked through

wow

dunno, go to the main page and you can filter by country

yeah those frequencies will work

there are online versions of amateur radio you can use

and if you get your ceritifcation you can use apps on your phone too

I was listening to an underground political debate show on ham radio earlier

from england

@Deleted User https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_K1xQ-VPW4

this seems good too

https://www.amazon.com/Valley-Enterprises-Universal-Replacement-Frequency/dp/B00U1K7GT2/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1468214012&sr=8-2&keywords=BNC+telescopic+antenna freq range is insane

.9KHz to 2.8GHz

we microwaves here

@Deleted User http://www.iaru-r1.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=521:chile-earthquake-27-february-2010&Itemid=99

emergency freqs for chile

should i get a uv-82

or a 5r

it doesn't really matter

from what I can tell they're all the same

there's a comparison page on baofeng's site

https://baofengtech.com/pdf/CompareChart.pdf

https://baofengtech.com/comparechart

it all looks like the same shit to me

for 5 bucks more i think the 82 is worth it

well the 82c is the only fcc compliant

it's retarded how many thousands of baofengs there are out there

with most of them only difference is a mild redesign

only difference from 5r to 82 is 700 to 1000mw

http://www.gearbest.com/walkie-talkie/pp_182204.html this is the most recent one

I found a comparison with it included before