Baofeng UV-21R 6W Tri-Band Radio | 1.77'' Color Large Screen | NOAA | 999 CHs | Wireless Copy Frequency | Type-C Charging

Baofeng UV-21R 6W Tri-Band Radio | 1.77'' Color Large Screen | NOAA | 999 CHs | Wireless Copy Frequency | Type-C Charging

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Baofeng UV-21R 6W Tri-Band Radio | 1.77'' Color Large Screen | NOAA | 999 CHs | Wireless Copy Frequency | Type-C ChargingThe Baofeng UV 21R is a versatile and affordable dual band handheld transceiver designed for amateur radio enthusiasts and professionals alike. It operates on both VHF (136 174 MHz, 220 260MHz) and UHF (400 480 MHz) frequencies, providing a wide range of communication options. Key features include a high capacity battery, dual watch functionality, and a robust build suitable for various environments. The UV 21R also supports a variety of advanced

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