The 2026 GENESIS (PoC/UHF/VHF/220) {RX: 18MHz-1000MHz}
Features:
~ 10W TRUE Output Power through TX Bands
~ DUAL SIM Slots
~ 128 CH Analog Memory
~ FULL SCREEN of Analog/POC/MIXED
~ Water & Dust Resistant
~ 8800mah Battery (average 3-5 days of casual use)
~ Dedicated PTT Dual Buttons
~ Mappable Side Button with Dual functions
~ Easy to use CPS (Windows Computer Software) to program your radio
~ K-Port Headphones Jack
~ 5" x 2.5" x 2.25" (Body of radio)
~ Weight: 10.9oz with antennas
~ Type-C Fast Charging
~ VOX Capable
~ Analog Scanning for Frequencies (not programmed channels)
~ 1750mhz and other Tone Alerts & Trails
~ Easy to read display (white text on black background)
~ Illuminated Keyboard
~ AI Audio MIC (Reduces MIC Background Noises)
~ MIC / Speaker Gains
~ Full control of volume (no hops to higher and lower limits)
~ Close Call Frequency Scan & Copy / CTCSS Scan (VHF/UHF/1.25M)
~ Dual Analog Display / Dual Watch
~ PoC / Analog Priority Choices
~ Cellular Signal Quality Display Check
~ Automatic Time-Zone (SIM Dependant)
~ Triple Monitoring (PoC/Analog 1/Analog 2)
~ Repeater Mode (Transit Mode in Settings)
Frequency Coverage:
136MHz-520MHz (TX/RX)
18MHz-1000MHz (RX Only Except Above)
TX Restricted outside of 136MHz-520MHz
High Frequency (HF)
- 18 MHz – 30 MHz: International shortwave broadcasting, citizen's band (CB) radio at 27 MHz, and amateur radio. [1, 2, 3, 4] (RX ONLY)
Very High Frequency (VHF)
- 30 MHz – 50 MHz: Low-band two-way radios (forestry, old VHF low-band TV), and amateur radio.(RX ONLY)
- 50 MHz – 54 MHz: 6-meter amateur radio band. (RX ONLY)
- 54 MHz – 88 MHz: VHF TV Channels 2 through 6. (RX ONLY)
- 88 MHz – 108 MHz: Commercial FM radio broadcasting. (RX ONLY)
- 108 MHz – 137 MHz: Aviation navigation (VOR) and air-to-ground communications. (RX ONLY)
- 137 MHz – 174 MHz: Commercial two-way radios, land mobile (police, fire, public works), and marine VHF. (RX & TX)
- 144 MHz – 148 MHz: 2-meter amateur radio band. (RX & TX)
- 174 MHz – 216 MHz: VHF TV Channels 7 through 13. (RX & TX)
- 216 MHz – 225 MHz: 1.25-meter amateur radio band and low-power telemetry. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
Ultra High Frequency (UHF) (RX & TX)
- 225 MHz – 400 MHz: Military communications, satellite comms, and aeronautical mobile. (RX & TX)
- 400 MHz – 430 MHz: Government, meteorological satellites, and UHF land mobile. (RX & TX)
- 430 MHz – 450 MHz: 70-centimeter amateur radio band. (RX & TX)
- 450 MHz – 470 MHz: Land Mobile Radio (LMR) systems for police, fire, and business operations. (RX & TX)
- 470 MHz – 608 MHz: UHF TV Channels 14 through 36. (RX & TX - TX 470mhz-520mhz)
- 608 MHz – 614 MHz: Radio astronomy and wireless microphones. (RX ONLY)
- 614 MHz – 698 MHz: UHF TV Channels 38 through 51. (RX ONLY)
- 698 MHz – 806 MHz: Cellular network operations and public safety. (RX ONLY)
- 806 MHz – 960 MHz: Cellular networks, specialized mobile radio (SMR), and industrial radio. (RX ONLY)
- 902 MHz – 928 MHz: ISM band (Industrial, Scientific, and Medical) used for cordless phones, baby monitors, and RFID. (RX ONLY)
- 960 MHz – 1000 MHz: Aeronautical radionavigation (DME - Distance Measuring Equipment) and air traffic control radar. (RX ONLY)
~~~~ RX Quality is based on the antenna being used for that frequency ~~~~
~~~~ DISCLAIMER: YOU are soley responsible for the TRANSMITTING of your radio. YOU are fully responsible for any transmissions outside of your legally available (licensed) frequencies. KNOW YOUR LEGALLY AVAILABLE FREQUENCIES YOU CAN TRANSMIT ON!! By making this radio purchase, you will recieve your radio pre-programmed for Channels 1-22 of GMRS & FRS Channels plus the 7 NOAA Weather Channels (power output to legally be comliant) ~~~~
~ Cellular Bands:
USA 4G/LTE Frequency Breakdown
- Band 2 (1900 MHz): Core high-capacity band widely utilized by T-Mobile and AT&T.
- Band 4 (1700/2100 MHz AWS): Major urban and suburban coverage band for T-Mobile and Verizon network routing.
- Band 5 (850 MHz): Mainstream low-frequency block for deeper indoor penetration, used heavily by AT&T.
- Band 12 (700 MHz): Essential low-band spectrum for long-range rural coverage, primarily used by T-Mobile and AT&T.
- Also includes bands: B1/B3/B7/B8/B13B/B17/B66; LTE-TDD: B38/B40/B41

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