Enhancements in UV-K5 HF Fullband Reception
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The UV-K5 HF Fullband receive firmware version 0.3 introduces enhanced SSB capabilities using the SI4732-A10 chip. Released separately from UV-K5 CEC firmware, it offers improved HF reception, mode changes, frequency fine-tuning, and user modifications. New PCB designs and detailed usage instructions are included.
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