BAOFENG MODS AND TRICKS CODE

It can handle 50 Watts of high power operation, but remind that transmission time should be reduced to precent access heat generation.ДҐ, 10 ,25 or 50 Watts selectable rf power outputДҐ0 tone CTCSS en-/decoding (settings can be stored per chanel)Д¬TCSS tone scan feature for determining the received CTCSS code The FT-1500M performs well for mobile/repeater operation in the mid power range. A fan cooled radio would be wise in this case. If you you need a radio for (nearly) continuous operation or long high power transmissions, this is not the radio for you. Although it can handle 50 Watts, this doesn't mean it's built to handle this much of power (heat dissipation) for a long time. No annoying fan noise and gathering of dust. The FT-1500M should be seen as a basic simple radio. Altough it has the modern functionality, it's very easy to operate and 'simple'. It has the basic 'modem' functionality you 'need' these days like CTCSS en-/decoding, DTMF e-/decoding, 130 alphanumeric memories, backlit display and a packet connector at the back of the radio. It's made of two die cast aluminium pieces and the electronics is sandwiched between them. It's introduced in the second of februay 2002, well that's the FCC approval date. The FT-1500M is a VHF (2 m) radio built like a tank. After ten years (anno 2016) I managed to buy a second hand one and I very happy with it! Since it's out of production, it's quite rare to find. Since it's 'only' VHF I bought a Yaesu FT-897 and due to other reasons I sold my FT-1500M. The Yaesu FT-1500M was my first radio I bought.

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Baofeng mods and tricks