@@spiralbaguette598 I left one with my group leader and I was on the other side. He was able to find me when I was lagging behind and I took the wrong path.
It took me ages to choose my walkie talkies and I bought that exact pair. I charge mine via an Anker four panel solar charger. The range is amazing. Also go on Amazon and buy spare foam pads for the ear pieces. Peace from Berkshire.
Great to see another video! I jumped on the UV5R bandwagon but I kinda wish I'd have got these. One thing I'm learning fast is that when using equipment under pressure, simplicity is a MAJOR bonus. Even down to stuff like torches. I'm so glad I didn't get a Klarus because as cool as they seem, 3 buttons and multiple modes and setups is more than you want to think about under stress where split seconds count.
The good thing about the UV5r, is its dual band, uhf and vhf. Gives you access to frs, gmrs, pmr, and murs which is on vhf. Also vhf works better in the woods and fields than uhf. But the bf888s are brilliant little radios as well.
I do plan on doing some more videos, I have a short one I just need to edit and put up. I've just been so busy this year I haven't had any time for all nighters yet
Had 2 of these. They're ok but u shouldve gotten the uv5r lets u dial frequencies rather than turn thru presets which other people with the dame radion can scan and hear ur comms. Try buying a reporgramming cable and chirp so you can set custom frequencies for safety reasons.
Hi, I have two of these plus another bunch of radios. All are on the same frequency etc. The Baofeng’s won’t talk to each other but the other radios will receive the signal. Please help!
Sarah is Eye Candy. I hope you re programmed them to the UK PMR Frequencies (License Free) and set the power to LOW to keep legal? You cant just take them out of the box and use them on the pre programmed frequencies as they are Licenced frequencies and you will find yourself in lots of trouble
Are you using them straight out the box? If so they require programming beforehand to either your licensed PMR frequencies or 446 channels. The frequencies they come programed with are illegal to use in the UK. Nice cheap radios good for many things.
Be wary of the default channels on these, they aren't in legal bands. Best to just reprogramme them to the PMR frequencies. Ch16 should scan the rest of the channels, but with a programming cable you can use this as its own channel.
@@benb6097 It doesn't really matter if the band is still reserved, and I think they still are? They certainly have additional backup reserve frequencies anyway, analogue "just works" and isn't dependant on anyone in the middle so for anyone moving they still have a fallback.
I'm afraid whatever frequencies you use on these radios they are still illegal to transmit on in the UK. The radios cover a frequency range of 430-470MHz (I think). You could reprogram them to use PMR (446MHz) but even at lowest power the BF-888's tramsmit power is 1W and the maximum allowed on PMR is 0.5W. They also can't be used on PMR because they don't meet equipment specifications: they have a detachable antenna and are reprogrammable. The only ways you could legally use these is to 1) study for and obtain your Amateur Radio Foundation Licence which would then allow you to use them on 430 - 440MHz (excluding 441-442MHz within 100km of central London) or 2) buy a Private Business Radio (PBR) licence from OFCom which would allow you to use them on 449MHz. PBR isn't intended for recreational use though. Sorry to be a pain but it seems that most people either don't know or don't care about the laws surrounding 'walkie talkies'!
If you were to have 4 radios and since you have 15 channels you could talk on one channel and receive on another, the other person does the same and then it is harder to eavesdrop on your conversations since anyone listening can only hear one part of the conversation.
@@littlebros203 Basically it mean Voice activation. If you turn on VOX, you wont have to press the speak button. When the receiver mic hears your voice it will automatically transmit. It means hands free speaking.
Great review, no fluff just exactly all the details I wanted to know. Decided to get a pair. Btw Sarah is super hot!! Oh, and the distance is not as important as obstacles. CB radio signals require direct line of sight to work and also are easily interfered with by power lines etc. On open water with no interference, they would probably still work over 5 - 10 miles or more when it's calm.
Nah its a bit hard and when you are in trouble example base base this is inja alpha november i got bullied or something sorry thats ian and it mean the real word is inja alpha november
I have an email address in my about section on here. It's toysandsurvival2@hotmail.com. I'm glad you enjoy my vids, I hope to make some more soon as it's been ages!
If you upgrade the antennas on them to nagoya 701 or 771 the range will improve quite a bit . Also you should get the programing cable and set the frequencies to pmr channels as you can get fined if they are not set to those frequencies if you get caught ( aload of horse crap to be fair) but its better than getting screwed out of money👍 .
Wow, comments hitting on Sarah, interestingly awkward people. Those are £16? that's not bad. Could be useful I guess. I use a mobile phone, signals work worldwide.
I think you can't talk at the same time because they are analog and you say "over" so the other person knows that the speaker finished to talk and it's their turn
You should not use these on the channel setting they come with. Those frequencies are not legal in the UK. Change them by using your PC and a programming cable.
why the fuck are all these video's about baofeng bf888s all in damm english and only apply in there country nobody from belgian with belgian frequentie?
The Baofeng costed me £20 and they saved me in Snowdonia Mountains when I went climbing and got lost. Amazing piece of kit.
Who did you 📞call
@@spiralbaguette598 I left one with my group leader and I was on the other side. He was able to find me when I was lagging behind and I took the wrong path.
Ok thx
@@spiralbaguette598 Ghostbusters...
Breaker nine, breaker nine, can I get a copy back if there's any ears flapping out there?
Who wants to see another video with me and rod? Thumbs up 👍🏼
??
Not a simp but yes
Apsutlotley! I want to see more of you 😊
Sarah I'll make a video with you in it 👍 all about radios
Beautiful Sarah please make some more videos! Looking forward to seeing you again! Happy New year 🎉
They only say "over and out" in the movies lol.
"Over" means you are expecting a reply.
"Out" means you've finished your communication
Omg thanks for info
I have 4 of these but still can't get Sarah?
We've been using these for 6 months now and it's good, we like it ✔️
It took me ages to choose my walkie talkies and I bought that exact pair. I charge mine via an Anker four panel solar charger. The range is amazing. Also go on Amazon and buy spare foam pads for the ear pieces. Peace from Berkshire.
Whats the range on it
@@adamkobrosli2km I believe some say all the way up to 5km lol
Pretty good walkie-talkies and I'm pleased to see you both giving them a trial run. Cheers and take care...
Great to see another video! I jumped on the UV5R bandwagon but I kinda wish I'd have got these. One thing I'm learning fast is that when using equipment under pressure, simplicity is a MAJOR bonus. Even down to stuff like torches. I'm so glad I didn't get a Klarus because as cool as they seem, 3 buttons and multiple modes and setups is more than you want to think about under stress where split seconds count.
I agree, the simpler the better for me. Sometimes these devices try to shove too many features in and over complicate it all.
The good thing about the UV5r, is its dual band, uhf and vhf. Gives you access to frs, gmrs, pmr, and murs which is on vhf. Also vhf works better in the woods and fields than uhf. But the bf888s are brilliant little radios as well.
Just got these. Nice range and clarity for the money.
Sarah is the boss ;-)
Always happy to see another new video from you
she is awesome looking i love her the way she talks
Agree! I love her accent!! :)
Good to see you well
Miss your material mate! No pressure in making something new intended, just letting you know fans are still there.
I do plan on doing some more videos, I have a short one I just need to edit and put up. I've just been so busy this year I haven't had any time for all nighters yet
baofeng very good walkies i have the scanner version link to local repeaters the signal goes for miles.
Good revieiw! And very intresting you have made it! Keep up the good work. Regards from Sweden
Great video very well explained
Good stuff! Thx for sharing, good to see you!
Had 2 of these. They're ok but u shouldve gotten the uv5r lets u dial frequencies rather than turn thru presets which other people with the dame radion can scan and hear ur comms. Try buying a reporgramming cable and chirp so you can set custom frequencies for safety reasons.
Handy little set that, nice review 👍🏼
Hi, I have two of these plus another bunch of radios. All are on the same frequency etc. The Baofeng’s won’t talk to each other but the other radios will receive the signal. Please help!
Please tell me what is the purpose of the orange button above flashlight
Sarah is Eye Candy.
I hope you re programmed them to the UK PMR Frequencies (License Free) and set the power to LOW to keep legal?
You cant just take them out of the box and use them on the pre programmed frequencies as they are Licenced frequencies and you will find yourself in lots of trouble
Hello from Indonesia, we use baofenf too
Yay! Been hanging for a new vid.
you need to have sarah in all future vids
I wouldn’t cycle a mile from her bud haha
Just bought pack of 4 of these units Thanks for the vid
How much?
oilpond ...here in uk £35
@@delstephens7441 Cheers m8
Are you using them straight out the box? If so they require programming beforehand to either your licensed PMR frequencies or 446 channels. The frequencies they come programed with are illegal to use in the UK. Nice cheap radios good for many things.
Do u know if it is best to use pmr446 digital or (analog) frequencies please
Everything OK Rod? You've been out the loop for a while now...
Yes just been busy. Crazy how long it's been since I uploaded! I do want to get back out again soon
Be wary of the default channels on these, they aren't in legal bands. Best to just reprogramme them to the PMR frequencies. Ch16 should scan the rest of the channels, but with a programming cable you can use this as its own channel.
Don't the emergency services use private digital airwave frequencies now anyway?
@@benb6097 It doesn't really matter if you're not allowed to use that frequency bands. Most are still reserved anyway - for emergency use...
@@benb6097 It doesn't really matter if the band is still reserved, and I think they still are? They certainly have additional backup reserve frequencies anyway, analogue "just works" and isn't dependant on anyone in the middle so for anyone moving they still have a fallback.
I'm afraid whatever frequencies you use on these radios they are still illegal to transmit on in the UK. The radios cover a frequency range of 430-470MHz (I think). You could reprogram them to use PMR (446MHz) but even at lowest power the BF-888's tramsmit power is 1W and the maximum allowed on PMR is 0.5W. They also can't be used on PMR because they don't meet equipment specifications: they have a detachable antenna and are reprogrammable.
The only ways you could legally use these is to 1) study for and obtain your Amateur Radio Foundation Licence which would then allow you to use them on 430 - 440MHz (excluding 441-442MHz within 100km of central London) or 2) buy a Private Business Radio (PBR) licence from OFCom which would allow you to use them on 449MHz. PBR isn't intended for recreational use though.
Sorry to be a pain but it seems that most people either don't know or don't care about the laws surrounding 'walkie talkies'!
Does 1 box include 2 talkies?
For basic use it's fine.
Quick question, can you leave these constantly on when in the charger? I ordered some to use as an intercom
i was wondering the same thinggg. so can it be used as an intercom?
Where the hell are you mate... isn't it about time for bug out 2019?
Hopefully I'll get a chance to soon, I can't believe how long since I last uploaded!
You should have better clearer communication if you both hold them so the antennas are vertical instead of at odd angles
Would you say this one is better than the uv-5r?
Hi what programing cable do you use . cheers
It’s been 7 months since upload, 😭 pls come back
I hopefully will be in a week or two. Just haven't had the time for an over nighter so far this year :(
Nice review mate. Just bought 2 lots off ebay, cheap as chips and will be really useful. Thanks for sharing. Atb Shaun
I can hear you!@@ you so nice Sara ...come back to get me ...very nice review ...i am ordering 6 of those as we speak....Well done
There brilliant mate I'm ordering them
If you were to have 4 radios and since you have 15 channels you could talk on one channel and receive on another, the other person does the same and then it is harder to eavesdrop on your conversations since anyone listening can only hear one part of the conversation.
same ones i have got pal i also got the neck mics too the Chinese military use them no need to press the side of the walkie ;)
Don't leave Sarah. I wouldn't.
If you put it on Channel 1 through 5 and turn off, press & hold function button and turn on, you can activate VOX. Or so I have been told.
What does VOX mean!!!!!! Helpop
@@littlebros203 Basically it mean Voice activation. If you turn on VOX, you wont have to press the speak button. When the receiver mic hears your voice it will automatically transmit. It means hands free speaking.
Raymond XL thanx for the help 👍🏼
you can also vuy handheld speaker mic for this radio
Please do a camping video soon
Do this have a always on botton when i use this on a motorcycle. So that im not gonna keep pressing the button while saying somethin??
What is the range on these?
I use the mitex they are very simular in looks i can get 3 miles in a built up area, nice review Rodster6 👍
Cool!!
I buy 4 to use for fun with my kid will test at lake Calhoun in Minnesota in summer to see they can go other side of the lake
Need more wild camping videos 👍
Great review, no fluff just exactly all the details I wanted to know. Decided to get a pair. Btw Sarah is super hot!! Oh, and the distance is not as important as obstacles. CB radio signals require direct line of sight to work and also are easily interfered with by power lines etc. On open water with no interference, they would probably still work over 5 - 10 miles or more when it's calm.
Simp
I’m ordering one 🎉
Got it today From 🇵🇭
My favorite part was over
Nice. Have you still got these? I'm looking to buy em but want to make sure they last
Happy New year!
Great video. Got one of these on the way to me.
Subbed
I purchased the leadzm le c2 Radio’s are these better? Thanks
Nah its a bit hard and when you are in trouble example base base this is inja alpha november i got bullied or something sorry thats ian and it mean the real word is inja alpha november
How much kilometers you have been used this radio? (maximous kilometers distance in farm and city)
Just over 3
can you make a video about channel..?? i dont understand radio..
She IS FITT !!!!!!
Over..... Over. What's our vector Victor 😋
Questa radio mi fa piacere di conoscere le bande di polizia in montagna monte ucretili ✋
POV: you searched this up cuz you have this radio
This reminds me of a Family Guy episode, over.
HI TeAM WE HAVE ONE PAIR AND CAN WE USE ANOTHER PAIR OF SAME WALKIE TALKIE ALL TOGETHER ?
Yes they should all be compatible.
Did you try these in the city to test range?
Cute Gf
how much is its spread?
Were are you?
whats the use of "over" 😁
So she know's I've finished talking and doesn't try to talk over me. But just messing around really.
Means ur done talking duh
Do you have to coad it
how to activate fm radio
Are we going to see more of you?
Yes I'll be back. Had pneumonia quite bad in December so just wanted to make sure I'm back to 100% first.
Rodster how can people contact you? Do you have an email? I want to send you something. Love your channel. Keep up the good videos
I have an email address in my about section on here. It's toysandsurvival2@hotmail.com. I'm glad you enjoy my vids, I hope to make some more soon as it's been ages!
Sent you an email
If you upgrade the antennas on them to nagoya 701 or 771 the range will improve quite a bit . Also you should get the programing cable and set the frequencies to pmr channels as you can get fined if they are not set to those frequencies if you get caught ( aload of horse crap to be fair) but its better than getting screwed out of money👍 .
Wow, comments hitting on Sarah, interestingly awkward people. Those are £16? that's not bad. Could be useful I guess. I use a mobile phone, signals work worldwide.
Mark Doney-MacLeod tell me about it! 🤪
It’s not over and out it either over which mean you want a response and out mean you’ve ended the conversation
I know, it's just fun to say.
rodster6 I’ll give you that but when people like myself have radio licenses and want people to know how to use a radio correctly it annoying
you can change calling the channel number out
Hellllooo long time no speak! 😁
How’s things Rod?
Not bad thanks just been busy! I did film a short video the other day I just need to edit and upload next week.
Have you been sick or injured?
No just really busy. Still hoping to get another camp in before the end of the year though.
is this a license free radio sir?
Yes it is
O V E R
Do u really have to say Over?
No I just find it funny to do so
I think you can't talk at the same time because they are analog and you say "over" so the other person knows that the speaker finished to talk and it's their turn
You never used a radio it shows
Ovah
Leuke radio Portofoon
You dont need to say over in modern walkie talkie
I know, i just find it fun messing around like that.
@@rodster6campingprepper I know :D
Well it’s code for ur done talking so it’s actually necessary in a way
I hate the freaking Chinese accent on those radios it would be good if it was in the Queens English or American
You should not use these on the channel setting they come with. Those frequencies are not legal in the UK. Change them by using your PC and a programming cable.
Just order off of wish
Man Sarah hot af
why the fuck are all these video's about baofeng bf888s all in damm english and only apply in there country nobody from belgian with belgian frequentie?
Shes hot
Hi, rodster6, Do you interest review other radio, You can contact me through Facebook. 傅瑞碧
I'm interested in reviewing a radio for you.
Loose the dude, have the chic do the videos