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Puxing PX-888 , FM Radio, 2-way UHF Radio

This radio is amazing, to many features to list, enjoy the little video of some of the features.

You can hear FM Radio while the radio scans your UHF frequencies, once it finds an active frequency it swicth to it. LOVE IT

FOR ALPHA TAGS you will need the programming cable/software.

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25 Responses to “Puxing PX-888 , FM Radio, 2-way UHF Radio”

  1. I bought mine from …
    I bought mine from asiaradiosales you can just type that in google search and see them.

  2. I did. I have had …
    I did. I have had mine for almost month or two. One perfect feature that i like has dual freq. You can listen two two freq at same time and transmit on just one whichever one you choose. I recommend it.

  3. can you buy is …
    can you buy is radio in USA

  4. 90 euro in portugal
    90 euro in portugal

  5. It will probably be …
    It will probably be either a Prolific or an FTDI driver. Both of these chip manufacturers have websites with driver support.

  6. No, all PuXings are …
    No, all PuXings are FM, the civil airband is AM.

    You need an approved and certified AM Airband radio. Peoples lives are at risk if you use the wrong equipment.

    The civil airband is 108-138MHz incidentally.

  7. Thanks again for …
    Thanks again for your input. Then I shall have to go for a PX777 – which is within the bandwidth for aviation communications (app 145 if I remember correctly). I know that the PX777 functions well here – comparable to the Kenwood TH-K2E.

  8. The international …
    The international civil airband uses Amplitude Modulation.
    The radio under review here is an FM transceiver so even if it could be made to go out of band, it would not be compatible.

  9. Many thanks for …
    Many thanks for your reply. I do have an aviation licence and am no terrorist. I appreciate your concern in that regard.
    Regards

  10. why do you need 100 …
    why do you need 100 to 200 that aircrafts and military ? are you a terrorist ?? no puxing can transmit on that band . you can try an airband transceiver for 118-136 thats about your lot but if you transmit on that band and your not a pilot your end up in jail

  11. SanAntonio78210 on December 23rd, 2009 at 3:21 am

    Puxing PX-888 looks …
    Puxing PX-888 looks like a NICE radio..it looks better then the HT1250LS+!!!

  12. Hi. Does anyone …
    Hi. Does anyone know whether or not it is possible to change the frequency range on this radio? The one I bought starts at 400 MHZ app whilst I need between 100 and 200 MHZ app.
    :)

  13. i was goin to buy …
    i was goin to buy this radio how many watts is it?

  14. I always wanted a …
    I always wanted a little chinese woman to talk to me

  15. dont they suply you …
    dont they suply you with one ?

  16. Are these radios …
    Are these radios capable of being used in public service?? If so, I need one. I work in a Jail and need a good radio

  17. this radio for sale?
    this radio for sale?

  18. Hi
    Just wondering …
    Hi
    Just wondering if you modified yours so it has clearer microphone. I bought the PX888 and was disappointed with the muffled audio quality of the internal mic on the unit. In fact, I found it terrible. Features seem really good, which is a shame…

  19. If there are NO UHF …
    If there are NO UHF TV stations between channel 15 and 26 (incl.) AND no UHF-TV (477.1-547.1 MHz) two way radios in your area, you’re okay, but otherwise, you’ll have problems !

    The Puxing PX-888 has a 38.55 MHz IF which doubles as a +77.1 MHz image separation. And the WORST of all that is that Puxing would have solved all these problems by using LOW SIDE injection. Low side LO brings the image 77.1 MHZ BELOW the UHF band (322.9-392.9 MHz) which band is WELL less crowded than the UHF TV band !

  20. The UHF (400-470 …
    The UHF (400-470 MHz) PUXING PX-888 may have many bells and whistles, but it suffers from a MAJOR design drawback: It’s receiver uses HIGH SIDE injection along with an AWFUL image rejection (13 dB).

    If you live in North America, and in your surroundings there are UHF TV stations, you won’t be able to use your radio.

    Listen: UHF TV stations have near MEGAWATT ERP. And with a 13 dB image rejection, your PUXING will suffer from MAJOR interference from these TV stations !

    (to be followed)

  21. so you dont need to …
    so you dont need to sync it up to the computer to get the frequency right?

  22. good radio, i had …
    good radio, i had one which was unfortunately stolen… only complaint was that i was told the transmitting audio was slightly muffled when using built-in mic.

  23. Can you please do a …
    Can you please do a more in detail about this radio please i have one on the way and i would l9ike to see more of what it can do.

  24. Any chance you …
    Any chance you could post the link for the driver for the USB cable?
    Thanks

  25. Only if you want to …
    Only if you want to add a name to the channel, you can program the frequency by using the keypad and then save it to the channel, but for the alpha tag you need the cable. but the cable can be found on ebay fro $10-$15 and it worth it, the software can be found free on the puxing website

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