
Quansheng UV-K1
- TX 136–174 / 400–470 MHz
- ≤ 5 W
- 200 channels
- 1400 mAh (2500 mAh optional)
Also as UV-K1(8)
Amateur radio
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.



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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.

Also as UV-K1(8)

Also as UV-K5(8)

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


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.
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.
NOAA is the US weather radio service. The radios can receive its 10 channels, but these broadcasts are not transmitted in Europe.
Yes. Programming software for the TG-UV2 PLUS and TG-K10AT is on our downloads page. For other models, ask us.
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