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Reviews (9)
Feb 16, 2017
Works fine, but not the greatest sounding.
Let me first say that this little board does exactly what it is supposed to do. Add a couple speakers, a 12V supply, and an audio source and sound comes out the speakers. I used a 12V 5A supply that i I have used with other Class D and chip amps and feel that this one lacks bass compared to the others using the same speakers etc. Realistically, this board is usable up to about 5 WPC and it starts to distort looking up the datasheet will back up this statement. Where I have to give it a break is that for the price, and how simple it is to connect etc., it isn't really all bad. After testing, I put it in a case and brought it to work and hooked it up to a set of bookshelf speakers using a 2A power adapter. It is in the relatively quiet, but large warehouse and the guys back there like it just fine. I also like the fact that the volume pot can be turned to about 80% before any noticeable clipping can be heard At that volume the walls definitely aren't going to shake, but it is loud enough to listen to moderately loud music. After about 10 minutes of 80% volume the chip was only slightly warm. No heat sink would be required. High rating is based on price/performance.
Dec 20, 2019
Great radio, particularly for the price.
3 of 3 found this helpful I've had this radio for about a year and a half, and use it mostly just to listen in as I don't have an amateur license. I listen to the local hams, fire department, and a couple civil services in my area. It works well for this. I used CHIRP to program it, and set it so I can't transmit on anything other than FRS / GMRS. I've used it while fishing, and have been able to clearly talk to family back at the camp a couple miles away, with some land between myself and the person on the other end. I have some BF-888s, a UV-5R, and a UV-B5 as well, and this one is my favourite. With the exception of the BF-888s I think the hardware is the same amongst the other three, but the UV-82 is just a bit better radio overall. The case feels like it's higher quality, and the bigger buttons and speaker make a difference. I see some reviewers have stated it is hard to program. With the proper cable and CHIRP (Free download) it is extremely simple, and is not that hard to program manually either (Google is your friend for finding instructions).
Mar 29, 2017
Great game, especially 2 players.
Archon was my absolute favorite game for the Commodore 64 computer, so I was hoping it would be ok for the NES as well. Quite simply, yes, it is great on the NES too! The graphics are simple, but while playing the game you don't even think about it. When your goblin is hitting the opposing players knight with his club it feels like you are dealing with real characters. Anyways, if you are reading this, you are probably aware of what the game is about. To me, Archon is a Must Have game.