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  • Some exciting features of the new Wouxun KG-S88G

    The new Wouxun KG-S88G GMRS Two Way Radio includes a number of features that not only take it well beyond the old, traditional GMRS bubble pack, but beyond many other contemporary models as well.

    In this audiogram from Episode 167 of our award-nominated Two Way Radio Show podcast, hosts Danny Feemster and Rick Savoia discuss a few of these features and how they may be used by power GMRS users. The KG-S88G is available now, and only from Buy Two Way Radios.

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  • The Wouxun KG-S88G has a USB-C charging port!

    There is a lot to like about the new Wouxun KG-S88G GMRS Two Way Radio, and it has a lot of great features. Among them is the ability to charge the battery from USB-C. You read correctly. The Wouxun KG-S88G has a USB-C charging port!

    In this brief audiogram from Episode 167 our award-nominated Two Way Radio Show podcast, hosts Danny Feemster and Rick Savoia discuss this new feature, how it makes the radio more versatile, and how it's different from the USB-C ports on some mobile radios that include them. The KG-S88G is available now, and only from Buy Two Way Radios.

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  • Wouxun KG-S88G Preview Trailer

    This theatrical movie trailer style, coming attraction video provides a brief history of Wouxun GMRS radios and a sneak peek at the latest model in the line, the KG-S88G. It's available soon exclusively from Buy Two Way Radios.

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  • The Wouxun KG-S88G is a GMRS radio with more!

    Wouxun KG-S88G GMRS Two Way RadioMore compact. More rugged. More GMRS. You get all that and more with the Wouxun KG-S88G. This is no cheap, throw away talkie from a retail bubble pack. The KG-S88G is a real GMRS transceiver, designed and built for the most serious GMRS operator!

    The KG-S88G gives you more GMRS right out of the box. You get 15 high powered GMRS simplex channels, 8 low powered simplex channels, and 8 full power GMRS repeater channels, all ready to TX to the world as soon as you power it up. Want more channels? The S88G has 256 of them, custom programmable with standard and non-standard CTCSS tones and DCS codes to eliminate unwanted interference. It also supports split tones and CTCSS/DCS tone scan! Simply scan an incoming signal for a CTCSS tone or DCS code and update the current channel’s tone settings once the tone is identified. The KG-S88G makes it easy to find and configure tones and codes to match existing radios in your group.

    Sure, you've got the standard features you've come to expect from a Wouxun GMRS handheld, such as channel scan, timeout timer, button beeps and VOX. You also get channel and frequency work modes, busy channel lockout, selectable wide and narrow bandwidth, group call, all call, selective calling, English voice prompts, programmable function keys, and a built-in stopwatch. And yes, it has that important, but oft elusive roger beep. It's not an anomaly. It's just part of the package.

    But you get more.

    The KG-S88G allows you to access specific channels marked as favorite channels. A new feature for the Wouxun GMRS line, you can choose the channels you like as favorites and access them at the press of a programmable key. Channel 19 (travel channel) is a favorite channel by default.

    The KG-S88G also has a Repeater option that allows you to transmit to a repeater while in Frequency Mode. If you are tuned to a GMRS receive frequency that is valid for repeater use and turn the Repeater feature on, the KG-S88G will transmit to the repeater input frequency when the PTT is pressed.

    And there's more.

    Wouxun KG-S88G Display and KeypadThe KG-S88G features a full DTMF keypad, with full support for dual-tone multi-frequency (DTMF) encoding. This enables the radio to perform a number of useful signaling operations, such as sending a radio ID. The keypad includes 6 function keys and 9 hotkeys to perform specific operations on the radio, from accessing and navigating the menu to the control of various functions. Don't underestimate the power of this keypad. It's more functional than you think.

    And yet there's more.

    The KG-S88G has not one, not two, but three programmable keys, two on the side and one on top of the radio. Each key can perform two different functions, one activated with a short press and one with a long press. More buttons gives the KG-S88G more functionality, which gives you more flexibility and power to operate on the air.

    But wait. There's more.

    The KG-S88G may be compact, but it's no wimp. This radio was built for rugged durability. It's IP67 dust and waterproof, rated to withstand any ingress of solid objects, and can withstand immersion in up to 1 meter of water for up to 30 minutes.

    And there's still more.

    The KG-S88G features two charging options for the battery pack. It can be charged using the included desktop charger or the built-in USB-C port on the side of the radio using an optional USB-C cable (not included).

    The Wouxun KG-S88G comes with a 2000mAh rechargeable Li-Ion battery pack, belt clip, removable antenna, wrist strap, desktop charger, AC cord, owner's manual and a one year manufacturer warranty from Wouxun.

    With the Wouxun KG-S88G, you don't just get a top tier, professional grade GMRS Portable Handheld Two Way Radio. You get more.

  • Wouxun KG-S88G programming and menu options

    Wouxun KG-S88G Display and KeypadThe Wouxun KG-S88G is a portable handheld GMRS radio designed for the those who need the most rugged and durable portable handheld possible with maximum functionality. Although significantly smaller and lighter than the Wouxun KG-935G, it is rated IP67 submersible, with a feature package far beyond the original KG-805G.

    Although channels 8-14 are only authorized for very low output power, the S88G is configured to transmit on the 15 high powered GMRS simplex channels, as well as the 8 repeater channels, at up to 5 watts. This is about as far away as you can get from the maximum power output of the typical consumer grade, "bubble pack" GMRS walkie talkies.

    KG-S88G Key Features

    • 22 Simplex GMRS Channels
    • 8 GMRS Repeater Channels
    • 400-479.995 (70cm) MHz (Receive Only)
    • Superheterodyne Receiver
    • 5W Maximum Transmit Power
    • IP67 Waterproof (Submersible)
    • USB-C Charging Port
    • High/Low Transmit Power Levels
    • 400 Total Custom Memory Channels
    • Backlit LCD Display
    • Channel Name, Number or Frequency Display
    • Standard and Non-Standard CTCSS/DCS
    • Split CTCSS/DCS Tone Support
    • Tune Specific Frequencies Directly (Frequency Mode)
    • CTCSS/DCS Tone Scan
    • Channel Scan
    • Priority Channel Scanning
    • Tone Save
    • Favorite Channels
    • Descrambler
    • Full Backlit DTMF Keypad
    • Incoming Caller ID Display
    • Reverse Frequency
    • DTMF Encoding and Decoding
    • Group Calls, All Call and Selective Call
    • Talk Around
    • Monitor Function
    • Wide/Narrow Bandwidth Selectable
    • Busy Channel Lockout
    • Timeout Timer
    • Stopwatch Timer
    • English Voice Prompts
    • Roger Beep Enable/Disable
    • Transmit Overtime Alarm
    • Audible Button Beep
    • Single Tone Pulse Frequency
    • 2 Programmable Function Keys
    • Programmable Top Key
    • Keypad Hotkeys
    • Channel Knob
    • Volume Knob
    • VOX
    • Alarm
    • SOS
    • Keypad Lock
    • Auto Lock
    • Custom Power-On Message
    • Built-in Flashlight
    • Audio Accessory Connector
    • PC Programmable
    • Reset

    Programming the KG-S88G
    As with all the other Wouxun GMRS radios, the KG-S88G is fully programmable, either from a PC using the Wouxun KG-S88G programming software or directly from the keypad of the radio itself. In fact, customizing the S88G from the keypad is surprisingly simple and straightforward, even for the novice.

    Direct from the radio
    If you already know how to program frequencies into the Wouxun KG-935G or other Wouxun radio, programming the KG-S88G directly from the radio itself is pretty much standard procedure. The only real differences are the channels, frequencies and menu options themselves.

    If you are new to Wouxun handheld radios or programming a two way radio in general, the KG-S88G owners manual will get you up to speed fast. Unlike many other import GMRS radios, this manual is carefully written in plain, simple English with clear instructions that are easy to understand, even when explaining some of the advanced features of the radio.

    The KG-S88G menu consists of 54 items. Default settings are bold.

    Menu # Menu Item Description Option
    01 SQUELCH Squelch settings 1 to 9|5
    02 TX-POWER Output power HIGH (5W)|LOW (0.5W)|Varies
    03 W/N Wide/Narrow bandwidth settings NARR (12.5k)|WIDE (25k)|Varies
    04* REPEATER Repeater OFF|ON
    05 WORKMODE Work Mode settings CH-NAME|CH-NUM|FREQ|CH-FREQ
    06 BACK-LT Backlight Timeout OFF|1-30S|10S|ALWAYS
    07* STEP Step frequency settings 2.5K to 100.0K|12.5K
    08 BAT-SAVE Battery Saver ON|OFF
    09 RX-CTCSS Receive CTCSS Tone OFF|1-50
    10 RX-DCS Receive DCS Code OFF|1-105 +/-
    11 TX-CTCSS Transmit CTCSS Tone OFF|1-50
    12 TX-DCS Transmit DCS Code OFF|1-105 +/-
    13 SCANMODE Scan Mode TO|CO|SE
    14 SCAN-QT Tone Scan Compatibility ON|OFF
    15 SCAN-ADD Scan Add/Delete ADD|DEL
    16 PRI-SCAN Priority Scan ON|OFF
    17 PRI-CH Priority Channel 256 Channels|CH:01
    18 TONESCAN CTCSS/DCS Scanning NONE|CTCSS|DCS
    19 TONESAVE CTCSS/DCS Tone Save Options ALL|RX|TX
    20 VOX Voice Activated Transmit OFF|1-9 (Level)
    21 VOX-DLY VOX Delay OFF|1-5 (seconds)
    22 TOT Transmit Overtime Timer 15-900 sec (15 second increments)|60
    23 TOA Transmit Overtime Alarm OFF|1-10 seconds|5
    24 ROGER Roger Beep OFF|BOT|EOT|BOTH
    25 BEEP Button Beeps ON|OFF
    26 VOICE Voice Guide OFF|ON
    27 BUSYLOCK Busy Channel Lockout ON|OFF
    28 DESCRAMB Descrambler OFF|SCRAM 1-8
    29 CALL-ID Select Call ID 1-20 Groups|1
    30** CH-NAME Edit a channel name Name***
    31 CH-FAV Favorite Channel YES|NO
    32 CH-ADD Add Memory Channel 400 channels
    33 DEL-CH Deleting a channel 400 channels
    34 SP-MUTE Speaker Mute QT|QT+DT|QT*DT
    35 SIDETONE DTMF sidetone settings OFF|DTMF|ANI|DTMF+ANI
    36 ALERT Tone Alert 1750Hz|2100Hz|1000Hz|1450Hz
    37 ANI-EDIT Sets caller ID 100-999999|101
    38 ID-DLY ID Delay 100~3000ms|1300ms
    39 PTT-ID Caller ID TX mode OFF|BOT|EOT|BOTH
    40 RING Ring Time OFF|1-10 seconds|5
    41 STARTUP Power On Message MESSAGE|VOLTAGE
    42 ST-MSG Custom Power On Message 8 Characters
    43 TIMER Stopwatch Timer ON|OFF
    44 RPT-TONE Squelch Tone OFF|ON
    45 AUTOLOCK Keypad Auto Lock OFF|10-60S
    46 LOCKMODE Lock Mode KEY|KEY+PTT|KEY+ENC|ALL
    47 PF1-SHRT Side Key PF1 Short Press Assignment OFF|SCAN|BACK-LT|VOX|TXPOWER|CALL|TALK-A|FLASHLT|MONITOR|REVERSE|WORKMODE|SOS|ALARM|FAVORITE
    48 PF1-LONG Side Key PF1 Long Press Assignment OFF|SCAN|BACK-LT|VOX|TXPOWER|CALL|TALK-A|FLASHLT|MONITOR|REVERSE|WORKMODE|SOS|ALARM|FAVORITE
    49 PF2-SHRT Side Key PF2 Short Press Assignment OFF|SCAN|BACK-LT|VOX|TXPOWER|CALL|TALK-A|FLASHLT|MONITOR|REVERSE|WORKMODE|SOS|ALARM|FAVORITE
    50 PF2-LONG Side Key PF2 Long Press Assignment OFF|SCAN|BACK-LT|VOX|TXPOWER|CALL|TALK-A|FLASHLT|MONITOR|REVERSE|WORKMODE|SOS|ALARM|FAVORITE
    51 TOP-SHRT Side Key PF1 Short Press Assignment OFF|SCAN|BACK-LT|VOX|TXPOWER|CALL|TALK-A|FLASHLT|MONITOR|REVERSE|WORKMODE|SOS|ALARM|FAVORITE
    52 TOP-LONG Side Key PF1 Long Press Assignment OFF|SCAN|BACK-LT|VOX|TXPOWER|CALL|TALK-A|FLASHLT|MONITOR|REVERSE|WORKMODE|SOS|ALARM|FAVORITE
    53 VOLTAGE Displays Battery Voltage None
    54 RESET Reset VFO|ALL

    Note: *The menu items in yellow are available in Frequency mode only.
    **The menu item in green is available in Channel mode only.

    Programming with software
    The KG-S88G uses the Wouxun PCO-001 USB programming cable that works with the KG-805G, KG-905G and KG-935G. Refer to the cable driver installation instructions for more information.

    Of course, the Wouxun KG-S88G programming software is specific to this radio and is currently available for Windows PCs only. The programming software is located under the Downloads tab on the Wouxun KG-S88G product page at Buy Two Way Radios.

    KG-S88G Operation
    The KG-S88G is quite similar in function to most of the other Wouxun GMRS handheld radios with full keypads, displays and access to radio menus. If you already have a KG-935G or other Wouxun radio that is field configurable, working the S88G is essentially the same. Even if you are not familiar with the operation of a Wouxun radio, it's not difficult to master, once you know how to navigate the keypad.

    The keys on the keypad and their primary functions are listed below:

    Button Operation
    MENU Enter program menu|choose/set menu option
    UP Key Select previous channel/frequency|Select menu option
    DOWN Key Select next channel/frequency|Select menu option
    EXIT Exit menu/cancel
    1-SQL Squelch menu hotkey
    2-PWR Power menu hotkey
    3-W/N Bandwidth menu hotkey
    4-RPT Repeater menu hotkey
    5-MODE Work Mode menu hotkey
    6-BKLT Backlight menu hotkey
    7-STEP Frequency Step menu hotkey
    8-SAVE Battery Saver menu hotkey
    9-CTCSS RX CTCSS menu hotkey
    0-(None) No hotkey function
    *-SCAN Scan/Reverse Frequency key
    #-LOCK Keypad lock key

    The Wouxun KG-S88G is a compact, powerful and rugged GMRS radio that offers a lot of flexibility, programmability and ease of use at a reasonable price. In short, it's a surprisingly great value.

  • Amateur and GMRS license fees change to $35 on April 19, 2022

    FCC implements $35 amateur and GMRS license feesIn March 2021 we speculated on the question as to when the FCC would begin implementation of the new application fees on radio licenses, particularly those for the GMRS and amateur radio services. Well here it is. The FCC announced the effective date of the new application fees. The new $35 GMRS and Amateur license application fees go into effect April 19, 2022!

    According to the public notice released July 6, 2021, the "As indicated in the 2020 Application Fee Report and Order, the new application fee rates will become effective when the Commission’s “information technology systems and internal procedures have been updated, and the Commission publishes notice(s) in the Federal Register announcing the effective date of such rules." At this time, the systems and internal procedures have been updated for the Office of Engineering and Technology and for the Media Bureau.

    On March 23, 2022, the FCC released the effective date of the new application fee rates for the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau, stating "This Public Notice announces that the new application fee rates for the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau, codified at 47 CFR § 1.1102, will become effective on
    April 19, 2022.
    "

    CFR § 1.1102 includes the fee rates for Personal Radio Services, including the amateur and GMRS.

    Update 4/19/2022 - A notice on the FCC website states the following: System: Universal Licensing System (ULS) April 19, 2022, New Application Fees have been implemented. Please reference Wireless Telecommunications Fee Guide for fees related to applications filed in ULS. Please reference DA 22-307.

    NOTE: This is a developing story. Keep bookmarked for updates.

  • The difference between FRS and GMRS radios

    Difference Between Wouxun FRS and GMRS RadiosA frequent question asked by our customers who use the personal radio services is also a deceptively simple one. What's the difference between an FRS radio and a GMRS radio?

    It's a logical question, since FRS and GMRS radios have many similarities. So many, In fact, that at one time FRS and GMRS transceivers were commonly sold in the US marketplace as combo radios. This changed in the summer of 2017, when the FCC reformed the Part 95 Rules to further define the two services and end the manufacture, sale and use of these combo units. Ironically, this move created a bit of confusion for some users, both old and new, thus prompting the titular question.

    Although they are two separate radio services, the FRS and GMRS co-exist within 462-467MHz frequency range of the UHF band. Both services share the same 22 simplex channels and frequencies. These channel and frequency assignments are standard across the industry. This means that channel 1 on a Midland FRS or GMRS radio is the same as channel 1 on a Motorola Talkabout, or a Cobra MicroTALK, or a DeWALT, Uniden, or Wouxun KG-805F and 805G. Channel 2 is the same, channel 3 is the same, and so on. For this reason, someone with an FRS radio can converse directly with someone who has a GMRS radio and vice-versa.

    There is one caveat. A license is required to operate a GMRS radio. It's not difficult to obtain, and the terms are rather generous, but it isn't free. In contrast, an FRS radio is licensed by rule, commonly referred to as license-free, which means that the simple act of buying an FRS radio gives you the license to legally use it.

    So, considering the licensing schemes, the interoperability between the FRS and GMRS services provides a unique advantage to both, as licensed and license-free operators can freely communicate with one another on the radios approved for their particular service. And best of all, it's legal!

    Which brings us to the obvious question. If FRS and GMRS share the same band, channel assignments and frequencies, and each can communicate between the other, aren't they basically the same? what's the difference between FRS and GMRS radios?

    There are 5 primary differences, and they are all important to consider, as any one of them can determine whether you need a GMRS license to operate your radio, or if it can be used as an FRS radio by anyone for personal or business activities, license-free.

    Radio Type
    FRS radios are limited to portable handheld models only. In addition, mobile and base station GMRS units are not allowed to transmit on channels 8-14 period, and can only receive on those channels. For this reason, some GMRS radio manufacturers omit those channels on their mobile/base units altogether.

    Wattage
    The maximum allowable wattage of an FRS radio on channels 1-7 and 15-22 is 2 watts, while the GMRS is allowed up to 5 watts on channels 1-7 and up to 50 watts on channels 15-22. Although the power difference is usually the first thing that comes to mind by the average radio operator, it's not necessarily as important as one may think in terms of performance and range, particularly on portable handheld units.

    Detachable Antenna
    FRS radios must have a permanently affixed antenna, which means you must not be able to remove it, at least not without permanently damaging or destroying any part of the radio. And yeah, we've seen this. Our advice: don't try to remove a permanently fixed antenna from an FRS radio. It violates the rules, it will void the warranty of your radio, and it doesn't look pretty.

    In contrast, GMRS radios are not only allowed to have removable antennas, but they can be attached to aerials mounted remotely on a vehicle, building or tower, as long as it is within a certain height limit.

    Now, a non-removable antenna does not necessarily mean the walkie-talkie is an FRS radio. On the contrary, there are many older GMRS handheld radios with permanently fixed antennas, particularly those in existence before the Part 95 Reform of 2017. However, if the antenna is removable, that alone does classify it as a GMRS radio by default, since such a feature is not allowed on the Family Radio Service.

    The non-removable antenna requirement of the FRS service is another reason why there are no FRS mobile or base station radios, as those types of devices typically require the use of a remote antenna that is connected using a feed line by default.

    Repeater Capability
    Although both services do share the same 22 channel and frequency assignments, the GMRS also has 8 additional repeater channels available to it, for a total of 30 channels. FRS does not have these repeater channels and is not allowed to transmit on repeater systems.

    FCC Certification
    In order to be considered an FRS or GMRS radio, it must be Part 95 type accepted by the FCC for that particular service. If it is type accepted for Part 95B, it is an FRS radio. If it is type accepted for Part 95E, it is a GMRS radio. The FCC makes the final determination on this, so if you have doubts about which service your model is made for, locate the FCC ID on the radio and look it up on the FCC website to be sure. Ultimately, the FCC makes the call.

    Of course, if your radio does not have an FCC ID, it may not be legal for use on either radio service. All radios capable of operating on any of the personal radio services in the United States must be FCC type accepted for use on that service, and must have a valid FCC ID assigned to that model. We're not the radio police, but is something to keep in mind.

    The items listed above describe the differences between an FRS and a GMRS radio. Any one or more of them can determine the service the radio falls under, and whether it requires a license or not.

  • TWRS-161 - The FCC Approves FM on CB and Location Data on GMRS

    Two Way Radio Show
    We discuss the new FCC rule changes on Part 95 that allow CB radios to operate on FM and location data transmissions on both FRS and GMRS. We also take some of your comments and questions from our blog and our forum.

    Intro :00
    Billboard 1:20

    The FCC approves FM on CB 2:30
    We give you an overview of the FCC approval to allow FM on the CB radio service. We discuss the possible effects of the new rules and speculate when we would likely see new radios that implement them enter the market. Our guest on this episode is our in-house tech for Buy Two Way Radios and longtime CBer, John Sorrentino.

    FCC approved location data transmission on FRS and GMRS 27:52
    We tell you about the new FCC rule changes that allow location data transmission to the FRS and GMRS.

    Questions and Answers 49:35
    Comments and questions from readers of our Two Way Radio Blog and members of the Two Way Radio Forum. Check out and join the forum! It's free!

    Wrap up and Close 1:00:20
    Send in your comments and questions for Danny, Anthony and Rick to show[at]buytwowayradios.com. Feedback on this and other topics will be read by the hosts and included in future episodes of the show. If we read your comment about this episode on a future episode, we may send you a free Two Way Radio Show t-shirt or some swag! Visit us at www.twowayradioshow.com!

    © 2021 Cricket Ventures, LLC. All rights reserved.

  • Wouxun GMRS Radio Comparison

    Wouxun GMRS Two Way RadiosThere was a time, not so long ago, when the number of radios manufactured for the GMRS were scant, and the number of brand name manufacturers producing them could be counted on one hand. Today, however, GMRS radios seem to be everywhere, and more manufacturers are jumping into the fray. The most notable of these companies is Wouxun.

    Two years ago they introduced their first model, the KG-805G, and it was an instant hit. Since then, Wouxun has introduced other models, each an advancment on the last. Now the ever widening array of options from this one single manufacturer has created an interesting dilemma. It's no longer a question of whether or not to choose a Wouxun GMRS radio, its a question of which Wouxun radio to choose. Fortunately, we're here to help.

    The following chart lists the Wouxun GMRS radios at Buy Two Way Radios with a comparison of their key features.

    Wouxun GMRS Radio Feature Comparison Chart

    Wouxun GMRS Radio Feature Comparison Chart
    Item KG-805G KG-905G KG-935G KG-S88G KG-1000G KG-XS20G
    Radio Service GMRS GMRS GMRS GMRS GMRS GMRS
    Type Handheld Handheld Handheld Handheld Mobile/Base Mobile/Base
    Receiver Type Superhet Superhet Direct Conversion Superhet Superhet Direct Conversion
    Max Transmit Power 5W 5W 5.5W 5W 50W 20W
    GMRS TX Channels 30 30 30 30 22 22
    GMRS RX Channels 30 30 30 30 30 30
    GMRS Repeater Channels 8 8 8 8 8 8
    Custom Channels 128 256 999 400 999 999
    Channel Groups
    Weather Channels
    Weather Scan
    Weather Alert
    400-470 MHz UHF Receive
    136-174 MHz VHF Receive
    50-53.995 MHz Receive
    Air Band Receive
    320-349.995 MHz Receive
    700-985 MHz Receive
    AM Receive
    Simultaneous Dual Receive
    FM Radio
    Repeater Capable
    Repeater Mode*
    Frequency Mode
    Privacy Codes 50 CTCSS/
    105 DCS
    50 CTCSS/
    107 DCS
    50 CTCSS/
    105 DCS
    50 CTCSS/
    105 DCS
    50 CTCSS/
    105 DCS
    50 CTCSS/
    105 DCS
    Split CTCSS Tones/DCS Codes
    Standard and Non-Standard CTCSS/DCS
    Monochrome Display
    Color LCD Display
    Dual Display Mode
    Incoming Caller ID Display
    Display Channel Name, Number or Frequency
    Adjustable Squelch
    Channel Scan
    Priority Channel Scan
    Scan Groups
    Scan Add/Delete
    CTCSS/DCS Scan
    Monitor Mode
    Key/Button Beep
    Voice Compander
    Descrambler
    Keypad/Button Lock
    Group/All/Selective Call
    VOX
    Timeout Timer (TOT)
    Power Save
    Selectable Power Levels H/L H/L H/M/L H/L H/M1/M2/L H/L
    Volume Control Knob
    Channel Knob
    Alarm Button
    Low Power Alert
    English Voice Prompts
    Signal Strength Meter
    Hand Microphone
    Integrated Controls
    on Hand Mic
    Programmable Function Keys
    PC Programmable
    Stopwatch Timer
    Reset Function
    Flashlight
    Power Li-Ion Li-Ion Li-Ion Li-Ion 12V DC 12V DC
    Battery Pack 1700mAh 2600mAh 3200mAh 2000mAh
    Removeable Faceplate
    Audio Connector K1 K1 K1 K1 3.5mm(x2) 3.5mm
    Antenna Connector SMA M SMA M SMA M SMA M SO-239 SO-239
    Dust/Water Protection IP55 IP66 IP66 IP67 NO NO
    Warranty 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year
    Price $99.99 $119.99 $149.99 $139.99 $369.99 $219.99

    *Repeater Mode allows the radio to operate as a repeater. Requires two radios. Watch this tutorial video for more information.
    Additional resources:
    Video Introduction to the Wouxun KG-935G GMRS Radio
    TWRS-45 - The Truth About GMRS Radio Range
    GMRS Radio Range Chart
    How to Program a Repeater Channel into your KG-905G

  • Video Introduction to the Wouxun KG-935G GMRS Radio

    The bar has been raised again. But this time, it's different, and the GMRS will never be the same. The new Wouxun KG-935G portable handheld GMRS radio has arrived!

    Click on the video above and get an detailed first look at the KG-935G, with a quick overview of its physical attributes, powerful features and advanced capabilities, all in one short take. This is not your typical GMRS walkie talkie from days gone by. It's a real GMRS radio for today, with much, much more. And it's available only at Buy Two Way Radios.

    Want more videos about 2-way radios? Browse our video blog and subscribe to our YouTube channel!

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