#YUPITERU VT 225 FACTORY RESET CODES MANUAL#

SSB reception is very good, once it warms up. Super flexible scan and search abilities. Great Audio, best I have ever heard in a handheld scanner. These are linkable, like the memory channel banks, and it's very nice to have when trying to hunt something down. I have about 500 channels programmed out of the 1000 available, and all the 20(!!!) search ranges set up.

#YUPITERU VT 225 FACTORY RESET CODES MANUAL#

When I first got mine, I had some difficulty programming it, the manual is horrible, but I found a better one available for free, or as a book at and things became much easier. The 9000 scans at about 30 Ch/sec, and, once you get used to it, a very easy programming/operating scheme. The Alinco ate batteries at a stunning rate, scanned at a slow 5-7 channels/sec, and had a very annoying user interface. The VR500 has firmware issues, bad SSB audio, and so much intermod I returned it. The AR8000 had excessive intermod at my home, not so great audio, and the Yupi is much more sensitive. The Yupi is better than any of these, for several reasons. The AM filter is a little too wide, but much better than other, similar handhelds I have tried/owned over the last few years, including the AR8000, Yaesu VR500, and the Alinco DJx10.

SSB does drift a little for about 15-20 minutes, but after that,it's pretty stable, and is very clear. But with a decent hunk of wire, and a switchable attenuator I made, it receives pretty well. Of course, like all the 'DC to Daylight' handhelds, HF is kind of a 'bonus', and can't take the place of even a cheap portable. It doesn't have a huge amount of volume available though, since the speaker isn't very large. It has exceptional audio, it's very clear and clean. This thing does about everything, and does it pretty well. After that, I really wanted to get one, and about a year later, I was suddenly offered the one I bought for a good price, and I grabbed it. I first saw one of these during a trip and happened to run into a ham from Canada who had one and let me play with it. Yupiteru scanners aren't available in the US, abut are in Canada and the rest of the world.

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