Radio Rosetta
Find Your Radio. Program It. Use It.
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Radio Rosetta
v1.16.0
Pick your radio. Pick what you are trying to do. Get the buttons, in order, in plain English.
Which radio do you have?
Type whatever is printed on the case. We will work out which family it belongs to.
Rebadged radios are fine — a Radioddity or a Retevis is a UV-5R underneath.
Not your radio? You still have a way through.
There are more handheld radios in the world than any one site can cover by hand, and we would rather say so than pretend otherwise. Two things are worth doing.
Program it from a computer instead
CHIRP is free software that talks to radio models across more than brands. You need a programming cable, and after that you fill in a table on screen rather than counting menu presses. For anything with more than a handful of channels it is faster than the keypad anyway.
Ask for it, and it moves up the list
What gets added next is decided by what people ask for. Tap a radio below and it climbs the queue.