I'm looking for recommendations for UV base stations/vehicle mounts that offer a good balance of price and performance.

BG6HFD

如题，要能上照，50兆有没有都行。预算三位数吧，二手的也行

BI1UTH

BG6HFD The three-digit chassis number suggests that it might require at least four digits to fully specify the vehicle.

BG2ELG

778uv, affordable and compact

BG6HFD

BG2ELG I did a quick search and it seems promising, so I've added it to my list of options. Thanks for the recommendation!

VR2WBZ-BD7PTZ

k5/6
qyt8900

BG6HFD

VR2WBZ-BD7PTZ Thank you for the recommendation, but K5K6 seems to be a handheld radio, and I've heard that the 8900 is prone to malfunctioning or burning out. However, it is indeed very affordable.

BI4PMQ

VR2WBZ-BD7PTZ Forget about QYT8900; let's talk about the hand-free system used in that radio.

BG2ELG

BG6HFD It's prone to overheating, but replacing it is simple and inexpensive.

VR2WBZ-BD7PTZ

BG6HFD I couldn't make out the title; sorry.
If the QYT8900 is not used for extended periods, it should be fine.~~I watch the construction site every day via CCTV.~~

BG6HFD

BG2ELG Indeed, he doesn't mind my being poor, and I don't mind his tendency to burn things.
The first UV base station, I'll start with one that's more stable.

BG6HFD

VR2WBZ-BD7PTZ I understand that I won't be able to regularly transmit SSTV to the construction site, but I can still have conversations with enthusiasts via direct connection. I'm not sure if this will be sustainable in the long run.
I have a UV2P for my handheld, and I plan to buy a K6 after that.

Moonlight

A used ZASTONE D9000 can be found for around $900.

VR2WBZ-BD7PTZ

Moonlight The original price wasn't $5000, was it (or am I mistaken)?

BI4PMQ

Yaesu 1807 and 1907 are affordable and practical radios, but be careful of fake products.

BG6HFD

BI4PMQ Great product, but unfortunately it only comes in the 'u' size.

BA7NNC-JOE

I've got the Weinstein N7500, and I can still use it for remote control. A 50W transceiver is fine; you don't need to operate at high power levels regularly. It won't damage your equipment.