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  • The Midland GXT2000 is back!

    Thumbnail image for gxt2000-package.jpgThe Midland GXT2000 Series has returned!

    Yes, believe it or not, Midland recently announced that its latest top-of-the-line GXT2000 and GXT2050 GMRS two way radios that were abruptly pulled from the market in 2013 have returned and are better than ever. No doubt this will be good news to Midland two way radio users and fans everywhere.

    The Midland GXT2000 and GXT2050 were widely considered to be the next generation of Midland's ever popular GXT1000VP4 and GXT1050VP4, and their initial arrival was highly anticipated. Delays pushed the launch of the series back a year, and when they finally arrived, these radios were instant hits and it was difficult to keep them in stock.

    However, the GXT2000 began to experience quality issues and production delays. These issues became so apparent that on October 15, 2013, after only ten months in production, Midland decided to discontinue the entire series and the company ceased manufacturing the GXT2000VP4, GXT2050VP4 and GXT2091VP4. However, Midland continued honor the warranty.

    Now, after working out the bugs, Midland is re-launching the GXT2000 and GXT2050. We just received the new and improved GXT2000VP4 and it is now available in our warehouse at Buy Two Way Radios. We are expecting the GXT2050 soon. The Midland GXT2000 is back and better than ever!

    Resources:
    Midland GXT2000VP4 Two Way Radio Review
    The Two Way Radio Show Podcast TWRS-52 - Midland GXT1000 and GXT2000 Comparison
    Midland GXT2000VP4 Unboxing Video

  • The Wouxun KG-UV899 vs. the Baofeng UV-5R

    We now have the KG-UV899 in house and are getting a first glimpse of this new dual band amateur radio from Wouxun. As we mentioned in our previous announcement, this new model seems to be aimed squarely at Baofeng UV-5R users who want to upgrade to something a little more professional without the professional pricing.

    Here is a more detailed list of features and specifications of the Wouxun KG-UV899 against those of the Baofeng UV-5R.

    Like the UV-5R, the KG-UV899 is a dual bander that operates on 2m and 70cm. It features DTMF encode/decode, CTCSS/DCS, has a built-in FM radio and supports wide and narrowbanding. It has an emergency alarm, voice prompts, keypad lock, channel scan, dual watch, a timeout and busy channel lockout. It can be programmed for repeaters and is VOX capable. It has an lighted LCD display, a lighted keypad and an LED flashlight. It also memory channels. That's about where the similarities end.

    Where Baofeng leaves off, Wouxun begins. The KG-UV899 has more memory channels as the UV-5R, 199 of them to be exact, compared to 128. More the channels is more fun with any amateur ht. But the fun doesn't stop there. The KG-UV899 also has a programmable key on its side. Granted, it has limited programmability, but it is there, and that's what counts. Plus, the UV-899 is rated IP55 water resistant, and compared to the UV-5R, which of course isn't, that's simply cut and dry. If you use your handheld outdoors, that's a big plus.

    To top it all off, the Wouxun KG-UV899 even has a channel knob, something you don't usually find on handhelds under $100, and something that is definitely non-existent on the UV-5R. Of course, it has the familiar up/down keys on the keypad that like the UV-5R relies on for switching channels and frequencies, but it has the channel knob too, so you don't need to use them. Now that's a sweet topping.

    Based on a basic feature for feature comparison, it does seem as though the Wouxun may actually be at least a slight upgrade from the Baofeng. Sound good so far, but what about interconnectivity and accessories? What if you do want to upgrade your UV-5R to a KG-UV899 but you don't want to invest in all new accessories? Let's check it out.

    The KG-UV899 has the same SMA male antenna connector as the Baofeng UV-5R. It also uses the same standard Kenwood accessory connector used by most Baofeng and Wouxn handheld transceivers, so you can use your KG-UV899 with your existing Nagoya and Diamond antennas along with your speaker microphones and headsets. While the battery, the desktop charger and battery eliminator are not interchangeable with the Baofeng radios, they are interchangable with a couple of other Wouxun models, the KG-816 and KG-UV889.

    The Wouxun KG-UV899 is now available at Buy Two Way Radios.

  • New Rebates on Kenwood ProTalk Radios!

    Note: This promotion expired July 31, 2014 and is no longer available.

    Kenwood has a new rebate promotion! From May 1 through July 31, 2014 you can save $25-$30 on select Kenwood ProTalk® business two way radios!

    When you purchase at least 6 Kenwood TK-2400V16P, TK-3400U16P, TK-2402V16P or TK-3402U16P two way radios, you qualify for a $30 rebate per radio purchased. This offer is good for up to 60 radios purchased from now until July 31, 2014 for a maximum savings of up to $1800!

    This offer isn't limited to 400 Series radios, either. Kenwood is also offering a $20 rebate on the new PKT-23 radio! Purchase a maximum of 60 from Buy Two Way Radios for a total savings of up to $1200!

    Model Min Purchase Max Purchase Rebate
    TK-2400-V16P 6 60 $30
    TK-3400-U16P 6 60 $30
    TK-2402-V16P 6 60 $30
    TK-3402-U16P 6 60 $30
    PKT-23 6 60 $20

    To redeem your Kenwood rebate, visit the Kenwood ProTalk Rebate Center and follow the instructions on the site. Use program offer number: PRO-24120. This offer is fulfilled by the manufacturer, so the rebate will be mailed to you after Kenwood receives your rebate form. The Kenwood Rebate offer expires July 31, 2014, but don't wait until the last minute to take advantage of it. Save money for your company or organization and increase your bottom line now with this great rebate offer from Kenwood!

    NOTE: Rebates must be postmarked on or before July 31, 2014. The Kenwood rebate is NOT valid on radios delivered before May 1, 2014 or after July 31, 2014, regardless of invoice date.

    Read the Kenwood promotional flyer for full details.

  • The Wouxun KG-UV899 has arrived

    Last week we announced a new amateur radio from Wouxun that could potentially take the top spot in the arena of low cost handheld transceivers long held by the Baofeng UV-5R. Earlier this week we opened a demo unit, compared it to the Wouxun KG-UVD1P and the Baofeng UV-5R in episode 73 of The Two Way Radio Show Podcast, and got a first look at some of its features. The new radio was made available for pre-order and was expected to ship by the end of this week.

    Well, we have great news. The new Wouxun KG-UV899 is here and ready to ship now!

    This radio is currently in stock in our warehouse and can be shipped immediately right to your door from Buy Two Way Radios. If you've already pre-ordered, your KG-UV899 is on its way.

  • Wouxun KG-UV899 Dual Band Amateur Radio Unboxing

    Recently we announced the new KG-UV899 dual band two way radio from Wouxun. Could it become a natural upgrade or replacement for the incredibly popular Baofeng UV-5R? Now you can get a first look at it and decide for yourself!

    Danny Feemster takes the KG-UV899 out of its box and compares this new portable handheld ham radio with both the Wouxun KG-UVD1P and the Baofeng UV-5R side by side. The KG-UV899 is available for pre-order from Buy Two Way Radios.

  • TWRS-73 - Wouxun KG-UV899 and Baofeng UV-5R Comparison

    We talk about the new Wouxun KG-UV899 dual band two way radio and compare the features of this handheld transceiver with those of the popular Baofeng UV-5R. We also review the new Midland ER300 Emergency Hand Crank Radio with Flashlight.

    Intro :00
    Billboard 1:21

    Discussion Topic 1:40
    We tell you about the new Wouxun KG-UV899 Two Way Radio and match it up against the ever popular Baofeng UV-5R. We'll compare the features of these two radios and tell you which model we think offers the best value for the price.

    Commercial Break 31:58
    buytwowayradios.com 1:00

    Product Review 32:54
    Today we review the Midland ER300 Emergency Hand Crank Radio with Flashlight.

    Questions and Answers 42:37
    Questions from readers of our Two Way Radio Blog and members of the Two Way Radio Forum.

    Wrap up and Close 49:14
    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. Visit us at www.twowayradioshow.com!

    © 2014 Cricket Ventures, LLC. All rights reserved.


  • Final hours for Kenwood rebate!

    Note: This promotion expired April 30, 2014 and is no longer available.

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    The Kenwood rebate is now in its final hours! Act now to save real money on select Kenwood business two way radios before this offer expires!

    Get a $30 rebate per radio when you purchase a minimum of 6 Kenwood TK-2400V4P or TK-3400U4P two way radios, up to a maximum of 60 radios purchased from now until April 30, 2014. Take advantage of this rebate to save up to $1800!

    Kenwood is also offering a $25 rebate per radio (minimum 6, maximum 60) on the TK-3230 for a total savings of up to $1500 when you purchase from Buy Two Way Radios!

    visit the Kenwood ProTalk Rebate Center and use program offer number: PRO-24110 to redeem your rebate from Kenwood. This is a manufacturer rebate, so Kenwood will mail the rebate directly to you after they receive your rebate form. The Kenwood Rebate offer expires April 30, 2014, so if you want to save some real cash, act fast before this offer expires.

    NOTE: Rebates must be postmarked on or before May 6, 2014. The Kenwood rebate is NOT valid on radios delivered before February 3, 2014 or after April 30, 2014, regardless of invoice date.

    For full details, read the Kenwood promotional flyer.

  • The Wouxun KG-UV899 demo is here!

    KG-UV899-box.jpgWe now have a Wouxun KG-UV899 demo unit in house and are getting a first glimpse of this new dual band amateur radio. As we mentioned in our original announcement, the KG-UV899 will not be a "top of the line" model. Instead, we expected it to be a very attractive value - offering a nice package of features at a budget price.

    After tearing into our sample, the first thing that stood out was the size and weight. It is noticibly more narrow than the KG-UVD1P, KG-UV6D, and KG-UV8D. It also feels lighter, but sturdy.

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    Turning the radio on doesn't reveal any surprises. If you've used a Wouxun handheld model before, you'll feel right at home. There's an evenly backlit dual frequency display. Scrolling through the menu reveals options very similar to the KG-UVD1P, but with the addition of ANI and selective/group calling options. This radio also supports 199 channels, which is the same as the KG-UV6D but more than the KG-UVD1P (128).

    So, what's missing? What do you give up by going with this value model? The biggest drawback seems to be the lack of Part 90 type acceptance - this means this radio is not approved to transmit on business frequencies. Wouxun has said that the radio is already built to Part 90 specifications, and if this becomes a popular model they would take it through the type acceptance process. Also, the lowest step supported is 5 KHz and other models support as low as a 2.5 KHz step.

    Who should buy this radio? If you are considering a Wouxun KG-UVD1P, the KG-UV899 provides some additional functionality at a lower price. If you are considering a Baofeng UV-5R, you may find the KG-UV899 to be a worthy upgrade if it still fits your budget.

    The Wouxun KG-UV899 is now available for pre-order. We expect to have the radios in stock and ready to ship on Friday, May 2nd. If you have any questions, please contact us or leave your question in the comments below!

  • New Wouxun KG-UV899 Coming Soon

    Wouxun has announced a new KG-UV899 dual band (2m/70cm) two way radio and we will be getting samples and product for sale to the public very soon. This new model will be a relatively low priced radio, and from our first look at some of its key features it seems to have some nice stuff both inside and out for the price. Here are a few that caught our attention:

    • Dual frequency, Dual Display and Dual Standby
    • 105 Groups DCS / 50 Groups CTCSS
    • Inspection, Monitor, Stun, Kill and Emergency Alarm
    • Call Ring
    • Channel Knob
    • IP55 water resistant

    Could the new KG-UV899 be Wouxun's answer to the ever popular Baofeng UV-5R? We'll see!! Check out the spec sheet below (click on it for a larger image). We expect to have samples very soon at Buy Two Way Radios and will post more when we have them. If you have any questions about the KG-UV899, please enter them in the comments below and we will answer them as quickly as possible.

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  • New Cobra radios for 2014

    Cobra announced earlier this year they would soon add new radios to their existing product line and they are soon to become available at Buy Two Way Radios! Here is a brief overiew of these new models.

    Cobra_MR_HH450_DUAL_small.pngHH450 DUAL Marine Radio
    One of the most anticipated of these new products is the new HH450 DUAL Marine Radio, a compact combo unit desigined for use on both land and water. The HH450 operates on both VHF marine and GMRS frequencies with access to weather channels with weather alerts and Specific Area Message Encoding S.A.M.E. technology. It features Cobra's Rewind-Say-Again®, selectable low, medium and high power options and a noise-canceling microphone for clear communication. This All-Terrain-Radio™ is rugged, waterproof and even floats. It is specifically designed as multi-purpose, a VHF Marine radio, an emergency weather radio and GMRS two way radio, all rolled into one! Camo fans are in luck, Cobra will also make a version of the HH450 available in RealTree™ Camo. MSRP $129.95.

    Cobra_-CWR200.pngCWR200
    The CWR 200 is an All-Hazards-Alert all-purpose portable weather radio designed to be as rugged as it is functional. Cobra claims it is their most advanced weather radio to date. It features alerts for over 60 emergency events and is equipped with S.A.M.E technology so alerts can be targeted to your local area. It has three Level Alert LED Indicators, a Tornado Mode button to limit alerts to tornados and other extreme emergencies, a built-in LED flashlight, an alarm clock with snooze, and a USB port to charge a smartphone. It also includes a lighted dot matrix LCD display and has rubberized grips on each side to help it stay in your hands.

    The CRW200 operates on three AA NiMH rechargeable or alkaline batteries and comes with micro-USB A/C charger, desktop charger and a wrist strap. MSRP $39.95.

    Cobra_CXT1035.pngCXT 1035 Now Available!
    The Cobra CXT1035 is a GMRS/FRS radio designed for general use year-round. In addition to FRS/GMRS channels, it features NOAA All Hazard Weather and Emergency Radio alerts and touts up to a 37-mile range. Like the HH450, the CXT1035 has the Cobra Rewind-Say-Again® feature, which allows up to 20 seconds of a missed transmission to be played back. The CXT 1035 is also rugged and floats. It includes VibrAlert, an LED flashlight, rubberized grips and is available in RealTree™ Max 4 CAMO. The Cobra CXT 1035 will be available this spring. MSRP will range from $99.95-$109.95.

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