Puxing PX-777 radio

Sod'o swords

As the name says a Puxing PX-777 two pin radio, with manual, headset and UK charger.

Bought it around 5 months ago, haven't used it more than 10 times.
Decent enough, but being two pin it's hard enough to find a headset.

The battery is fairly good, i charged it for Red Hammer 2 the other week, then forgot to charge it for The Uprising this weekend but it lasted for about 12 hours.

Tis programmed and all, has a boat load of features, most of which i have no idea how to use.

I bought it for 50 euro.
Seeming how it's only had limited use i'd be looking for 35 for it.

Willing to post, but you can pay for the p&p, depending on distance if you wish to collect that'll suit, I'm based in swords, or any nearby site, which there's no shortage of

Will accept a postal order, paypal or cash, depending on delivery method.

hitman_

Offer asking.
Can collect anytime.

Sod'o swords

Offer accepted!

Shall move to pm.

hitman_

Received that radio. Looking good. Charging as I speak.
Thanks.

NinjaLmk

Hey guys, just a bit of info on that Radio,
Its Kenwood 2pin compatible.
So any Kenwood Mike, Headset etc will fit it.

hitman_

NinjaLmk wrote: »

Hey guys, just a bit of info on that Radio,
Its Kenwood 2pin compatible.
So any Kenwood Mike, Headset etc will fit it.

Thanks for that, I have a spare Motorola 2 pin headset, but I'm not sure if it's compatible with Kenwood offhand. I'll pick up a Kenwood item later anyway. Thanks.
Hitman_.

mechwarrior

i can pm the ebay store where i got headsets and stuff for the radio - happy enough and never had a problem so far with deliveries or anything - and my acoustic headset costed a bit less than 15e shipped

NinjaLmk

hitman_ wrote: »

Thanks for that, I have a spare Motorola 2 pin headset, but I'm not sure if it's compatible with Kenwood offhand. I'll pick up a Kenwood item later anyway. Thanks.
Hitman_.

Motorolla types are unsuitable, KENWOOD compatible types ONLY will fit that radio, and plenty of them cheaply on e-bay

Rew

That radio is illegal here without a suitable licence transmitting between 2 and 4 watts, non fixed aerial and will transmit between 400 and 470 mhz (assuming its the UHF model). You could find your self in trouble using it.