Uh. Never mind. There are no accessories listed on the page. I reckon being able to get accessories is probably a good thing and probably worth $16. Here's a link to the Wouxun radio:

Here's a link to the Wouxun radio:
http://www.409shop.com/409shop_product.php?id=104100
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Buddy Brannan, KB5ELV - Erie, PA
Phone: (814) 860-3194 or 888-75-BUDDY



On Jan 8, 2010, at 5:42 PM, Christian wrote:

> Hi all,
> I have not been subscribed to this list for some time, so I don't know if=
> this has been brought up before, but here we go..
> Some time ago I heared about a Chinese company creating handheld radio's=
> called Wouxun. I also heared that they offered a voice guide feature so I=
> decided to order one dual band radio.
> I got the Wouxun KG-UVD1P from:
> www.409shop.com
> And for that price, you get alot of features that the other handheld=
> radio's have.
> But anyway, here are my observations regarding the voice guide feature:
> When you power the radio on it will tell you if you are in frequency or in=
> memory channel mode.
> When entering the menu, the radio will say:
> Function, select. You can then use the VFO or numpad to enter the feature=
> you would like to change, like squelch level, power, CTCS and so on.
> However, not all menu items are spoken and if you use the VFO to scroll the=
> menu it will not say anything and it will not give any feedback when=
> changing a setting except when pressing menu to confirm your selection.
> The radio will tell you if you start/stop scanning or if the keypad is=
> locked or unlocked.
> It should also feature a low battery voice prompt, but I haven't tried it=
> yet.
> It cannot read back the frequency. I have already contacted wouxun=
> regarding this and they were very interested in hearing my comments and=
> sudgestions.
> I have already sent them an email with sudgestions what they could do to=
> make their radio's accessible and that we would really apreciate it since=
> the other manufacture's don't seem to be willing to do this fully.
> I think that this is great. Please, let me know if you awnt to know more=
> and if you want the user's manual. I have got it in Word-format since the=
> manual that can be found on their webpage is an imaged PDF and is not=
> accessible.
> I think that this is important that we show them that we are interested so=
> that they really make the adjustments.
> 73s,
> Christian SM0UWV