Quansheng UV-K5. How to scan the 10 Meter Ham Band. (Egzumer V.022)

Quansheng UV-K5. (Egzumer V.022) What mode and freqs you need to set to scan the 10 meter Ham radio band. You also need a tuned 10/11m antenna to receive the signals.
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Quansheng UV-K58 5W Walkie Talkie Air Band Radio UHF VHF DTMF FM Scrambler NOAA Tyep-C Charging Wireless Frequency Two-Way Handheld Portable Radio.
Specifications:
Channels: 200
FM Storage: 20
NOAA Channels: 10
Frequency Stability: +1ppm
Size: 115mm x 60mm x 37.5mm
Weight: 234g
Voltage: 7.4V
Temperature Range: -20°C to +60°C
Resistance: 500
Transmit Power: ≤5W
Transmit Current: ≤1.5A
Sensitivity:
FM (12dB SINAD):
F1 (50-76MHz): -121dBm
F2 (108-135.9975MHz): -121dBm
F3 (136-173.9975MHz): -123dBm
F4 (174-349.9975MHz): -123dBm
F5 (349-399.9975MHz): -123dBm
F6 (400-469.9975MHz): -123dBm
F7 (470-599.9975MHz): -121dBm
WFM (76-108MHz, 20dB SINAD): -110dBm
AM (10dB S/N): -113dBm
Audio Power: ≥0.5W
Audio Distortion: ≤10%
Frequency Band: 144-148MHz/430-440MHz
Output Power: ≤5W
Output Current: ≤1.5A
Frequency Offsset: ≤5KHz (25KHz) / ≤2.5KHz (12.5KHz)
Distortion: ≤5%
Spurious: -7.5uW
Imminent Power: 70dB (25KHz) / 60dB (12.5KHz)
Residual: 40dB

[@technic7762]

I love the wee quansheng you get a lot of radio for the price of it .I noticed that when you are listening on usb if a station is on lsb you still hear them clearly

[@Greg-et2dp]

Frid in the shed I learn lot from you about bying cb radios and antennas for cb radios and power supplys for cb radios my friend

[@Greg-et2dp]

Frid in the shed your Quansheng uv k5 to recivering the 10 meter ham band is awesome my friend

[@CB-RADIO-UK]

Thanks mate. Hope you are keeping well.

[@Greg-et2dp]

Frid in the shed your KZbin videos are awesome my friend

[@TheBronk9]

Still following the tutorials to gain more knowledge.

[@petercarter9034]

Interesting as always, thanks Fred

[@dedsert9653]

saw you said before that you crept that antenna in by steps to not get complaints from a big antenna suddenly going up. didn't realise it was that big lol

[@mikesey1]

Fred. The "spurious emissions" racket was started by the American FCC., alarmed at the huge numbers of affordable Chinese radios swamping the US. Any tests you see looking for spikes are always done on a meter, never connected to an antenna. The fact is that your five watt radio, might have emissions which are in the order of microwatts, and unlikely to affect anyone further from the 'offending' radio more than a few feet away. The EU & UK testers take their figures from the FCC.,.so their 'results' shall be the same. If you attach a 100w amplifier and huge resonating antenna to a radio with spikes, then you might get noticed, but until then, just enjoy your Hand Helds. Mike. G7MJT.

[@CB-RADIO-UK]

Thanks Mike. It keeps coming up. In truth i think these "5w" radios are most likely 2 watts at most and maybe even less on 446 so not sure that they will do any real harm.

[@74quo]

You got done Fred....paid £14 for my radio😉

[@johnemmons9087]

btw…you can change out the speaker with a better one. There’s also a filter chip that you can change to better the sound.

[@CB-RADIO-UK]

Thats interesting thanks.

[@Greg-et2dp]

Frid in the shed my hobbies are painting pictures and listening to shortwave and ssb iam thinking about getting my Grms license my friend

[@cbrmac]

Hi Fred...nice update ect and as you say definitely don't want to transmit there as apart from low power the second and third harmonics will be terrible...just wondering will that receive 70.450mhz ? I assume it might as you can receive 28mhz and up to the 446 ? .... keep up the good work you're doing better great to see the CB making a comeback....best wishes Mac

[@CB-RADIO-UK]

Thanks Mac. Yes best left as a receive only radio.

[@jackvsadam2679]

How do you put it in USB? I flashed my k6 using the direct-from-browser method and I didn’t see usb as an option

[@CB-RADIO-UK]

It just uses SSB mode which picks up both upper and lower.

[@richardmillican7733]

I was wondering if 433mhz LPD can be used for simplex voice? Been looking online and theres confusion. Just thought I raise it in the comments fred.

[@CB-RADIO-UK]

Anyone know ?

[@delboyonline]

Yes it can, there are legal radios for this band but the maximum output power is 10mw so range is extremely limited.

[@delboyonline]

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LPD433

[@Alan-uu5bq]

After flashing do you know why is the commentary disabled when pressing any of the buttons, not that's a problem.

[@CB-RADIO-UK]

Mine is still there.

[@johnemmons9087]

Another great one Fred! I know that there are people working on a add on board for cb send and receive. I’m sure they will address the incredibly dangerous harm🫣nics! God bless!

[@CB-RADIO-UK]

Yes it would need some work to be safe. Have to wait and see. Cheers

[@forddude1976]

Hi Fred, will this pick up VHF I'd like to listen to the harbor pilot

[@CB-RADIO-UK]

Yes it does tune to marine freqs

[@forddude1976]

@@CB-RADIO-UK thanks Fred I might just pick one up, I'll watch a few more videos on how to use one first

[@vkradio1656]

Does it transmit on HF?

[@Superfandangoo]

No, great cheap radio for receiving though.

[@RabbiJesus]

Does it work on 11meter?

[@RabbiJesus]

*transmit

[@CB-RADIO-UK]

Hi. No to to any effect.

[@FransEric7]

I thought that you need an FCC License USA to transmit on the 2M and 70cm bands. I dont think this is a walkie talkie!

[@CB-RADIO-UK]

Yes i believe you do. Dont pirate on Ham bands but re program the radio.

[@PAULHAWKINS-hr6ct]

Fred why do you bother with this rubbish get a m7 call any 10 year old into radio can get one and with 10 watts you can work the world even better now with 25 watts thats what me and my mate did

[@CB-RADIO-UK]

Get what your saying but i happen to love these cheap radios and what they can be made to do.

[@PAULHAWKINS-hr6ct]

@@CB-RADIO-UK hi Fred sorry I was just having a bad radio day what I meant was you have these radios and you can't use most of the bands because you don't have a ham license so what's the point . If I want I can access 12 repeaters or work DX on any HF band easy and use my radios to the full just with a easy exam. Like me your not getting any younger wish me and my mate had took the exam 40 years ago we are having a great time now on the radio. Sorry bye.

[@DarrenEddy-vn8kg]

@@PAULHAWKINS-hr6ct lots of people use these without having a licence

[@cockneyb2k]

You can use the (3) and (9) key. Noob at this but it moves the spectrum up and down. The -131/-131 numbers top left. What is that. It moves when you use the 3 and 9 ?