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Get one of the Wouxon KG-UV2D radios. They are Part 90 approved and don't cost a heap of cash. They are sold here in the USA by a number of ham stores and can easily be modified from the dealer set ham bands to operate in the Part 90 range of frequencies. In fact get a bunch of them and trash...

The more grounding you do for your station, the better the noise reduction. If you have your station on a ground floor, place several ground rods, the longer the better in a line connected by heavy ground strap or a scrap piece of coax with center conductor and braid bonded together and attached...

The flashing between red and green indicates it is nearing it's full charge, from my experience. I thought it was something flaky but it's just the nature of the beast. This occurs with both the 1300 and 1700 mAH batteries. I have 3 chargers, use only 2 of them, one is still in it's original...

If you have installed USB drivers on your machine for any device you don't need to reinstall them. USB drivers assign the port number upon connection of the USB cable. USB drivers work with nearly all USB devices. When you connect the cable, connect first to the computer, look in your device...

You just program in what frequencies you want into any of the 128 memory channels, in any configuration you wish. You can set the transmit and receive frequencies for different bands if you so please.

Wouxon radios/software do not change ports. You have to look in your device manager to see which one is assigned when you connect the cable to your USB port. I use my USB ports for several different devices and the USB driver sets the port to the one it chooses. I have 2 of the 144/440 and 1 of...

I got my 2, yes two, KG-UVD2's a few hours ago. I downloaded the programming software and the modification software and ran it through it's paces. It took only 2 tries on one radio and maybe 7 tries on the other. I got used to programming this stuff in less than an hour of trying out a few...

Most USB drivers are generic. I use the Prolific drivers that I found online when I bought a programming cable for my Yaesu FT-8800R. They also work on the two KG-UVD2's that I just bought and already have a bunch of frequencies programmed in. USB drivers generally assign themselves to one port...