In short, the reviewer (KN4AQ) finds many of the problems that people who are familiar with the unit have already discovered. I actually think he is pretty fair and, in fact, generous in some areas. For example, he suggests that the radio might be right for those who like the price and don't mind some of the "rough" spots. I'm sure this will generate any number of suggestions for better alternatives of both new and used rigs.
I'd like them to take a look at the KG-UV950P and report on those findings.
A jack of many hobbies and a master of none - spending lots of time on amateur/ham radio, running, and technology.
Showing posts with label KG-UV920P. Show all posts
Showing posts with label KG-UV920P. Show all posts
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Monday, December 3, 2012
Wouxun KG-UV920R: Relationships
I e-mailed a US dealer and asked if they would be selling the updated KG-UV920P. They replied that they would not sell the KG-UV920P if it was the best radio in the world. And they included the following to emphasize their point:
Being low cost and having a good product are important if you want to be a successful company, but they aren't the only things. Wouxun should want their re-sellers being evangelists for their products.
Being low cost and having a good product are important if you want to be a successful company, but they aren't the only things. Wouxun should want their re-sellers being evangelists for their products.
Saturday, November 24, 2012
Wouxun KG-UV920R: KG-UV920P
Hans follows up his day one review of the KG-UV920P with some more information in Part II. He adds some pictures and a wish-list for furthur improvements, but closes with the following comments:
"The strongest point of the Wouxun KG-UV920P is the quality of the receiver. On the frequencies that matter this receiver does what it’s supposed to do. And it better be good – we lost all those RX bands we originally drooled over."
And
"Wouxun finally competes with the big three."
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Wouxun KG-UV920R: KG-UV920P
Hans got the new sample and his first tests for the version P (KG-UV920P) has got him excited - no problems with second or third harmonics on 2M or 440 and the rotary encoder problems are gone.
It is such a shame that these things start out so bad. I think the marketing teams get too far a head of engineering and manufacturing.
It is such a shame that these things start out so bad. I think the marketing teams get too far a head of engineering and manufacturing.
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