Hello Buddy and the list.
Is that Wouxun kvuv 920 I believe you said it was not usable as far as 
programming from the front pannel?
Can you program that radio with a program and a usb cable and if you 
can, what program do you use?
I am wondering if the software from I think it is RT Systems can be used 
to program that radio?
If it is the same radio and I think it is, you can connect those 2 
radios to gether and make a repeater out of those 2 radios and set the 
transmit side to 10 wats so the radio will not burn up.
Interested in hearing more about the problems of using the radio and if 
I can get around that by using a programming cable and software.
Extra comments about the two way radio company.
They sound like they would be a neet bunch of fellows to do business with.
As far as I know even for the amateur radios if you need help to program 
and set up the radio, they will help you in any way they can.
If you can, send comments to the list about the usability and work 
arounds of programming the radios you mentioned here.
Enough rambeling on for now I don't want to ware out the welcome.
Most of the time I just read but some times I just have to post to lists 
with links or comments.
Kenneth Son kk4ql.

On 2/18/2016 10:01, Buddy Brannan wrote:
> Yep, they're good guys over at Buy Two Way radios. I've borrowed a =
> couple radios to evaluate from them, the Wouxun KG-UV920 (which I can't =
> quite recommend) and the Wouxun KG-UV8D, which is similar enough to the =
> other Wouxun handhelds to be usable, though by no means is there any =
> real improvement for accessibility. Anyway, I'd do business with them =
> any time.=20
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> --
> Buddy Brannan, KB5ELV - Erie, PA
> Phone: 814-860-3194=20
> Mobile: 814-431-0962
> Email: [log in to unmask]
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>
>> On Feb 18, 2016, at 9:40 AM, Kenneth Son <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>> =20
>> Hello to the list.
>> Some of you may be interested in the podcast link below.
>> It is a podcast put out by a two way radio company in North Carolina.
>> They discuss everything from gmrs radios to high end business dmr and=20=
>> nxdn radios and they talk about different ways one can use these =
> radios.
>> Ham radio has been mentioned 3 or 4 times recently in the podcast.
>> It appears that the owners of this radio store have gotten there ham=20=
>> licenses in the last 2 to 3 years so as of late ham radio is being=20
>> talked about in this podcast.
>> This company does sell amateur vhf and UHF radios but they do not as =
> far=20
>> as I know sell any hf radios of any kind.
>>   They sell radios used in many different radio services 144 MHz and =
> above.
>> The podcast link is below so some of you try it out and see what you =
> think.
>> I did forget, they do sell cb radios so I guess they sell one kind of =
> hf=20
>> radio.
>> The podcast link is below.
>> =20
>> http://feeds.feedburner.com/twowayradioshow
>> =20
>> Happy pod casting.
>> Kenneth Son kk4ql.