Transceiver Baofeng K63 - Camo Green

The Baofeng K63 camo green is a rugged and versatile handheld tri-band radio. It is part of a series available in camo green and camo yellow and delivers reliable communication across VHF, UHF, and the 1.25 m band. Featuring a robust 6 W output, a long‑lasting 2600 mAh battery with USB‑C charging, and easy frequency copying via the built‑in keypad, it's an excellent solution for outdoor activities, team operations or amateur radio use.

Baofeng K63 camo green transceiver features:

• Tri‑band TX/RX support: transmit and receive across VHF, UHF and the 1.25 m amateur band, plus FM, AM, NOAA and airband reception.
• Wireless frequency copy: duplicate frequencies, CTCSS and DCS codes between devices with a single key press
• Full keypad input: intuitive alphanumeric keypad lets you enter frequencies and text on the fly
• 2600 mAh battery with USB‑C & desktop charging: extended runtime and flexible charging options make field use hassle-free.
• Vibrant 1.44″ colour display: multi‑colour screen with five brightness levels plus 'always‑on' mode and inverted display option for easy readability.
• Customisable interface: set power‑on password, start‑up display, scan modes, channel/frequency display, monitoring profiles and programmable side keys.

Baofeng K63 camo green specifications:

• Transmit bands: VHF, UHF and 1.25 m amateur band (specific frequency ranges vary by region)
• Receive bands: VHF/UHF, 1.25 m, FM 78–108 MHz, WX 161.65–163.275 MHz, AM and airband
• Output power: up to 6 W
• Memory channels: 999 programmable channels
• Battery: 2600 mAh Li‑ion, USB‑C & desktop charger included
• Display: 1.44″ full‑colour screen with adjustable brightness
• Accessory port: Kenwood 2‑pin compatible
• FCC ID: 2AJGM‑NAK6
• Includes: charging dock, antenna, headset, belt clip and lanyard

Please note: Frequency copy and CTCSS/DCS duplication may deviate by ±2.5 ppm. CHIRP software support is available.

Please note: Please ensure you have the appropriate licence (if required by local legislation) before using the transceiver to transmit. Receiving and listening typically do not require a licence. Always follow your country’s laws and regulations regarding radio communication.