Now these are colors I like for an HT. In case you wondered: yes, these are relabeled UV-5R’s. Thanks to Nate once again.
The box says “Tesunho (Tesunho Electronics Co, LTD)”. The FCC ID they have on the box is the same as the single band TH-UV8R by TYT, but the Alibaba page does categorize it as a dual band radio, the specs on the sticker (back of the radio in the battery compartment) says: 136-174MHz / 400-520 MHz.
Yes, they are clones looking just like the newer version of the popular Baofeng UV-5R radios, the one without the [band] button, which indicates newer firmware. The radio features a normal style keypad, where the zero button is at the bottom row of the keypad.
The text of the seller says it is a dual band radio, with the usual 136-174MHz / 400-520 MHz (the Alibaba Tesunho page shows a 245-246MHz / 400-520MHz version which can probably be opened for the 1.25m ham band for the Americas market).
Links: Alibaba, Seller #1, Seller #2. Prices vary between $51 and $69.
Note: If you down the page at seller #2, you’ll see a Falcon III AN/PRC-152A radio from Harris. No idea why they put it there, but I’m sure that radio is a bit more expensive. A whole lot more expensive.
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I like them because of the ‘normal’ keypad layout.
Nate.
The PRC sounds related to this radio:
http://www.airsoftpeak.com/triumph-instrument-radio-interphone-green-p-11417.html
If money is not an issue, or you own a militia, this might interest you:
http://rf.harris.com/capabilities/tactical-radios-networking/default.asp
Do they program with CHIRP like the UV-5R. These look AWESOME, and I’d like to get a few possibly.
I expect them to be 100% compatible with the UV-5R, but there’s no way to be sure.