High-Power 50W Output for Extended Range: Delivers up to 50W on VHF and UHF bands, ensuring clear, long-distance communication for amateur radio operators in vehicles or base stations—ideal for emergency response, off-grid adventures, and repeater access. Integrated APRS & GPS for Real-Time Tracking: Built-in APRS gateway and digipeater (app required) support automatic location sharing over RF or internet; smart beacon mode and GPS positioning keep you connected and visible on maps, perfect for search-and-rescue or group expeditions. Bluetooth App Programming for Effortless Customization: Pair with the free BTECH UV Programmer app on iOS/Android to edit channels, groups (zones), and settings wirelessly; features batch programming via CSV, hybrid IP/RF network channels, and remote link management for ultimate flexibility. Automatic Satellite Tracking & Amateur Tools: Exclusive UV-series features like auto satellite acquisition, KISS TNC mode, and Morse/DTMF signaling enhance satellite communications and data modes—essential for ham radio enthusiasts exploring space-based ops. AI Noise Reduction & Advanced Audio Features: Intelligent noise cancellation ensures crystal-clear audio in noisy environments; supports Bluetooth headsets, voice messaging, media sharing, and PTT follow mode for seamless hands-free operation during drives or fieldwork. Rugged Mobile Design with Versatile Extras: Compact, vehicle-mountable transceiver with programmable keys, FM radio reception, frequency scanning, and safety features like electronic compass calibration; FCC-certified (ID: 2AGND-UV-50PRO) for compliant amateur use. BTECH is proud to be in the USA, which allows you to have the best available local support for any issue that may arise. BTECH only engineers and develops radio products. This brand focus allows you to have the best available radios and accessories with the most features, with real USA warranty and support. The engine of the GoTAK Radio Manpack. This 50-watt UV-50PRO is the core of the Radio Manpack — a deployable cross-band repeater node caged in an Armoloq aluminum frame, powered off-grid on a Kydex battery, and bridged into TAK. See the Radio Manpack →
