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Baofeng K5 Plus Tri-Band Police Scanner – Custom Programmed, 128 Channels

Baofeng K5 Plus Tri-Band Police Scanner – Custom Programmed, 128 Channels

Regular price $116.50 USD
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✓ Free US shipping   ✓ Programmed to your ZIP before it ships   ✓ Ready to use out of the box
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Tri-band radio: supports tri-band transmission (UHF, VHF, 1.25M) and multi-band reception (VHF, UHF, FM, Airband, 1.25M, 1M, NOAA), offering expanded coverage across multiple frequencies. FCC ID: 2AJGM-5RM.

Tri-power output: adjustable 10W, 7W and 4W, so you can choose the power level for the situation.

One-key frequency copy: copy frequencies and CTCSS/DCS codes from other radios, which saves time and reduces setup errors.

Dual charging options: 2500mAh rechargeable battery, with both a desktop charger and a Type-C port.

Why this one over the UV-5R

The K5 Plus adds airband and the 1.25M band plus a bigger battery. Worth it if you want airport tower traffic, air attack and medical helicopters during fire season. If you only want local police, fire and EMS, the UV-5R covers that for less.

Please read: this is a two-way radio

The K5 Plus is a transceiver, not a receive-only scanner. We sell it, and programme it, for listening. Listening needs no licence. Transmitting is a different matter — sending on public safety, business or amateur frequencies without the appropriate FCC licence is illegal, and the channels we load are for monitoring only. If you want to transmit legally, look into an amateur radio licence first.

What's in the box

  • 1 x Baofeng K5 Plus radio
  • 1 x 2500mAh Li-ion battery
  • 1 x high-gain antenna
  • 1 x 220MHz antenna
  • 1 x headset
  • 1 x belt clip
  • 1 x desktop charger
  • 1 x hand strap
  • 1 x user manual

Specifications

  • Receiver frequency: FM 87.5-108 MHz, AM 108-136 MHz, VHF 136-174 MHz, 220-260 MHz, UHF 350-390 MHz, 400-520 MHz
  • Transmission frequency: VHF and UHF
  • Power output: 10W / 7W / 4W
  • Memory channels: 999
  • Channel spacing: 25.0 KHz (wide) / 12.5 KHz (narrow)
  • Operating voltage: DC 7.4 V ±10%
  • Transmission current: ≤2800mA
  • Receive sensitivity: 0.25μV (12dB SINAD)
  • Rated audio power output: 1W @ 16 ohms, receive current ≤380mA
  • Accessory connection: 2-pin Kenwood jack
  • Antenna impedance: 50 ohm
  • Dimensions: 5.3 x 2.5 x 1.6 in / 135 x 63 x 41 mm
  • Weight: 10.2 oz / 290 g

Not sure what's receivable where you live? Send us your zip code and we'll check it before you order.

How the zip code programming works

After you order, we program this radio by hand to the zip code you're shipping to — loading the local police, fire, EMS, weather, and public safety frequencies available in that area. It arrives channel-ready. No computer, no programming cable, and no CHIRP software.

Need it programmed for a different area? Leave the zip code in your order notes at checkout.

Will it work in my area?

Most US counties still run analog on at least some public safety channels, but a growing number have moved to encrypted or digital P25 systems that an analog scanner cannot receive.

Check your zip code before you order and see what's receivable where you live. We'd rather turn down a sale than ship you a radio that can't hear your county.

Shipping & returns

Free shipping anywhere in the United States. Each radio is programmed individually after your order comes in, then shipped.

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  • Programmed To Your Zip Code

    Local police, fire, and EMS frequencies loaded before it ships.

  • Works Out Of The Box

    No computer, no cable, no CHIRP software.

  • Free US Shipping

    Every order ships free within the United States.

  • Free Coverage Check

    Check your zip code and see what's actually receivable where you live.

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