Awesome!!! Thank you so much!!!

Why isn't mine shaking/agitating as aggressive as in this video?

so?Shall i order it for50$,does it worth?

Great video with good step by step. Unfortunately when I try manually programming the second channel (or any other) on my Radtel RT 470x...it overwrites the first channel (and all channels that have been assigned)...and so on...like it only has one channel.

Thanks for the video. It says it is capable to listen to aviation band 108 ~ 136 MHz but haven't figure it out to tune.

I followed all the instructions from Radtel's youtube channel for upgrading v1.25, I did it right and now I have no screen and tones are heard in the background?

I followed all the instructions from Radtel's youtube channel for upgrading v1.25, I did it right and now I have no screen and tones are heard in the background?

Great !

Can u listen to police??

considering the use case is for when you don't have access to power, this is pretty niche issue

Yeah well you shouldn't be even having anything on gmrs without a valid FCC license read the damn packaging that comes in those boxes that these radios come in especially those stupid gmrs FRS blister pack radios that people think they can just turn on channel 15 through 22 without a license well guess what I have caught several people on channel 15 through 22 who are not licensed and I told them they need to get a valid FCC license or face dire consequences

Is it possible to put the cb?

How did you put the 027 frecuency? I have bought one but I dont know how tu put it.

I do think this radio is fairly easy to program, manually. It seems very logical and easy. Set up the VFO frequency as you want to use it, then save it to an empty channel slot. After that you can assign an alpha-numeric name to that channel, with 12 or 13 characters. I have also used both the Radtel & Chip programs. I found Chirp much easier to use. It allows Cut and Paste of entire lines of programming, you have saved from another file. So you can easily load up your new radio.

How switch between VFO and Channel mode? Tell pls

Bonjour, Auriez-vous la notice en français ou un lien permettant de l'avoir. Votre vidéo est intéressante 👍

Bonjour, Votre vidéo semble très intéressante. Vous serait il possible de transmettre un lien pouvant trouver la notice en français,voir éventuellement en faire la traduction en fichier pdf?. Merci à vous

Has anyone else used the Radtel Programining cable from Amazon, and have your computer not recognize the Port #? Or be able to read / write to the radio?

Turn dam beep off

Some users managed to unlock the TX in the airband by pressing PPT + key 8 when starting the radio. I tried, it shows "expand" after the restart, but still no TX in the airband. have you tried it?

Hi how do you factory reset a radtel RT -780 as i cant find any info in my instructions manual cheers for any info on how to factory reset its doing my head in lol

Great video, been trying to work out how to save them. Thanks

Can this scanner receive the air band Freq 108 to 137 and freq. 225 to 400???

Any secret unlock button entries?

Turn the annoying beep off!

Thanks. I want to know how to enter a repeater channel

Thanks for the video. The stupid manual is not worth a crap!!

So many options...so few buttons. The firmware is primitive compared to the Baofeng firmware, but the battery and power settings are powerful. I'm not a big VFO fan, but this is the most powerful HT I have. I have two meters and three radios. The power settings are as follows: Frequency HIGH MED LOW ---------------------- 140.000 13.75W 7.36W 5.75W 142.725 13.30W 8.71W 3.69W 143.500 13.55W 8.67W 3.89W 144.000 13.61W 7.40W 5.92W 146.355 14.45W 7.31W 3.54W 440.525 10.93W 5.03W 1.86W 442.000 11.36W 5.17W 1.89W 446.252 11.34W 5.24W 2.00W The radio, at MEDIUM setting, is a bit more powerful than most other radios, which run about 4.62W-8W. You most likely won't need the HIGH setting (11W-14W), but it's nice to have in case. The LOW setting fluctuates depending on frequency. Great radio. With a cross band repeater, this thing would be awesome. But you can't have everything. (That's why I like the TYT TH-UV8000 radio the best.) The TH-UV8000's power are: Frequency HIGH LOW ------------------ 140.000 9.22W 6.03W 142.725 9.84W 6.03W 143.500 9.98W 6.05W 146.355 10.40W 6.23W 440.525 10.50W 5.73W 442.000 9.86W 5.68W 446.252 9.57W 5.58W

My power readings were taken with three radios with two meters. They are as follows: Frequency HIGH MED LOW ---------------------- 140.000 13.75W 7.36W 5.75W 142.725 13.30W 8.71W 3.69W 143.500 13.55W 8.67W 3.89W 144.000 13.61W 7.40W 5.92W 146.355 14.45W 7.31W 3.54W 440.525 10.93W 5.03W 1.86W 442.000 11.36W 5.17W 1.89W 446.252 11.34W 5.24W 2.00W The color display is beautiful, but the actual software settings were somewhat basic. It's the most powerful HT I have and, at 3600mAh, the battery is the second most potent battery (the Baofeng UV-5R 3800mAh battery being the most powerful). Keep the antenna away from your head with this thing. My favorite radio is the TYT TH-UV8000 10W because of the cross band repeater, the RT-470 being my second favorite. The third favorite is my Tidradio TD-H6.

Thanks for showing this, the passage in the Haynes manual on removal is quite breezy: "This is a straight-forward operation and will present no problems" lololol. OTOH the Autopress book is candid about the challenge presented by the little copper pipe.

Hello..does the programming cable for the boafeng work for the radtel?

I enjoy seeing someone working with basic tools, not in a shop environment. But enjoying my junkyard 122 for 10 years now.❤