Amateur radio

Multi-band radios for radio amateurs.

Wide receive, big channel memories and PC programming, from the pocket-size UV-K1 to the 10 W TK11 that transmits on four bands.

You need an amateur radio licence to transmit. Listening is allowed without one in most countries; check the rules where you live.

5radio families
10 Wtop output power
999channels on the TK11
0.153–1160MHz receive, TK11
Quansheng UV-K5Quansheng UV-K1Quansheng TK11

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5 models

The full amateur range

Every model the factory makes in this line, with its key specifications. Models in the shop link straight to their product page; for the others, ask us.

Quansheng UV-K1
Pocket-size multi-band

Quansheng UV-K1

  • TX 136–174 / 400–470 MHz
  • ≤ 5 W
  • 200 channels
  • 1400 mAh (2500 mAh optional)

Also as UV-K1(8)

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Quansheng UV-K5
The multi-band classic

Quansheng UV-K5

  • TX 144–146 / 430–440 MHz
  • ≤ 5 W
  • 200 channels
  • 1600 mAh

Also as UV-K5(8)

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Quansheng TK11
10 W, 999 channels

Quansheng TK11

  • RX 0.153–1160 MHz
  • TX 25–29.8 / 50–54 / 136–174 / 350–490 MHz
  • 10 W
  • 999 channels
  • Type-C charging

Also as TK11(5) and TK11(8) with 3000 mAh

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Quansheng TG-UV2 PLUS
Dual band, big battery

Quansheng TG-UV2 PLUS

  • VHF 136–174 MHz
  • UHF 350–390 / 400–470 MHz
  • 200 channels
  • 4000 mAh
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Quansheng TG-K10AT
Tough dual-bander

Quansheng TG-K10AT

  • VHF 136–174 MHz
  • UHF 400–480 MHz
  • 10 W
  • 100 channels
  • 4000 mAh
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Good to know

Questions before you buy

Still unsure? Mail us at info@quansheng.eu

Do I need a licence?

To transmit on the amateur bands, yes: an amateur radio licence from your national regulator. Receiving is generally free, so many buyers start by listening.

What is the difference between UV-K1 and UV-K5?

The UV-K1 transmits on 136–174 and 400–470 MHz and has an optional 2500 mAh long battery. The UV-K5 transmits on the 2 m and 70 cm amateur bands (144–146 and 430–440 MHz). Both have 200 channels and up to 5 W.

What does NOAA mean on the spec sheet?

NOAA is the US weather radio service. The radios can receive its 10 channels, but these broadcasts are not transmitted in Europe.

Can I program the radio from my computer?

Yes. Programming software for the TG-UV2 PLUS and TG-K10AT is on our downloads page. For other models, ask us.