Winter's communication savior is here!
Retevis is offering a special winter promotion on its core products, including the RETEVIS Ailunce H1, RETEVIS A3, RETEVIS Ailunce HA1UV, RETEVIS HS4, and RETEVIS MA1.
⏰ Limited-time Offer:
00
Days
00
Hours
00
Minutes
00
Seconds
$40 OFF
OVER $300
SALHAM40
What Ham Radio Enthusiasts Are Saying
Don't just take our word for it—see how Retevis radios have helped fellow Ham radio operators.
Brady Layne
"It's hanging on my waist now. Yesterday I hit the GMR repeater from 38 miles away, which was a good experience."
Jeff Hull
"I already own a Retevis HA1UV analog radio, which I love so much, that I bought the HD2. The HD2 meets all my needs at half the price of similar radios. It has dual-band, dual time zone support, is waterproof, charges via USB-C, and mine even comes with Bluetooth headphones!"
Troy O Wines
"I've been using the Ailunce HA1G for almost a year now, and it's an absolute must-have radio for my home or car! It's incredibly reliable—I've never had any issues. At home, I often use it to talk to helicopters at work, and it works great."
Isaac Bocock
"Talks great I can talk to people 50 plus miles away from me in Denver Colorado and in ft Collins Colorado green is my favorite color."
David
"I love this radio so much. It's well-made and built like a tank. It pairs great with the microphone. I've got it mounted to my car and take it everywhere I go."
Alessandro
"In a rescue, every second counts and clear communications are critical. The recently launched Ailunce H1 has become our team's new lifeline - its DMR audio can penetrate multiple floors when other radios fail. Plus, the APRS GPS tracking feature gives command center real-time visibility into every team member's location."
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. In the U.S., a Technician Class license is required for ham radios. GMRS radios (like HA1G) require a no-test license.
Handhelds are portable, battery-powered, and ideal for on-the-go use. Base stations offer higher power and range, but aren't mobile.
Absolutely. Ham radios are widely used in disaster communications, especially when cell service fails.
In general, a handheld transceiver will give you a range of up to 2 miles in a city,if you have a clear line of sight with no obstructions (like trees, high grounds, etc.) in between, you may get up to 6 miles.
Dual-band radios can transmit on both VHF and UHF bands, offering more flexibility and coverage, while single-band radios are more straightforward and typically cheaper.
Get Your Custom Communication Solution
Add To Cart
In stock
Pre-order Now
Sold out
Order now, Only 10 left!
$400.00$300.00
Optimal Multipurpose Bootstrap 5 Html Template that will give you and your customers a smooth shopping experience which can be used for various kinds of stores such as fashion..
© 2025 RETEVIS, Inc. All rights reserved.
