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Radioddity QT80 10 Meter Radio | Max 80W | FM AM SSB CW PA | TX & RX Noise Reduction | Microphone Gain | Dual Watch

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80W High Power: Experience clearer and stronger signals in challenging conditions with our 80W high-power radio. Perfect for amateur radio enthusiasts and professional operators, it guarantees reliable long-distance communication in any environment. FCC ID: T4K-AT6666PRO

Versatile Communication Modes: Seamlessly switch between FM, AM, SSB (USB, LSB), CW, and PA modes to adapt to various communication needs, from casual use to professional applications, catering to various communication scenarios.

Advanced Noise Reduction: Customize your listening experience with adjustable TX & RX noise reduction. Enjoy crystal-clear audio with minimized background noise and enhanced voice clarity, ensuring smooth and intelligible transmissions every time.

ASQ Function: The Automatic Squelch Control (ASQ) function intelligently filters out unwanted noise and static, providing a cleaner and more enjoyable listening experience. Say goodbye to constant manual adjustments and enjoy hassle-free communication.

7-Color LCD Display: Personalize your interface with a vibrant 7-color LCD display that complements any environment. Choose your preferred color for optimal visibility and a modern touch, enhancing your communication setup.

CTCSS/DCS:Use CTCSS/DCS codes to prevent interference and enhance privacy during group communications, ensuring clear and secure conversations.

Precision Frequency Tuning: Tune precisely with 7 Frequency Tuning Step options (10Hz/100Hz/1KHz/5KHz/10KHz/100KHz/1MHz), enabling accurate adjustments for clear communication.

Disclaime: No License is required to purchase this radio, nor to Monitor (listen) to the many Amateur (Ham) Radio frequencies. However, an FCC License is required to Transmit (Talk) on Amateur Radio Frequencies in the USA. Please visit http://wireless.fcc.gov/services/amateur/licensing to learn more.

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Radioddity QT80 Review
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--By Matt M6CEB 2EOFNM Radioddity kindly reached out to me asking if I wanted to review their new and soon to be released QT80 model, I of course said yes as I have a few of their products including the QT60 that I reviewed a few months back, I was super impressed with that radio so I was keen to see if the QT80 model stands up with that one. I have been using the radio for a few days now and I can safely say that yes, it does! It’s smaller than the previous model so would be ideal to use in your car or van out mobile! The rear of the radio has a speaker port so you can easily use a separate speaker if you find the main unit is a bit far away from you. Also located at the rear is the programming port. The Radioddity is a 10m amateur radio transceiver and can also be easily modified to give to extra bands these are 10,11 12m and also 15m! Yes, the 15 meter band is also unlocked. The mod is very straightforward to do (refer to my youtube video on how to do it) . It’s just a case of opening the bottom cover to access a jumper that you take out and move to the other pins. Really straight forward, takes 5 mins maximum and a lot of that time is finding a screwdriver to remove the cover! If you don’t want to open the radio up and do the mod the radio still offers a great 10 meter ham experience and at time of writing this review (Aug 24) the solar cycle is at the peak so it’s a great time to get involved with this fantastic ham band! The 10 meter ham band.. The 10-meter amateur radio band, spanning frequencies from 28.000 to 29.700 MHz, is a part of the high-frequency (HF) spectrum that is widely used by amateur radio operators. This band is known for its unique propagation characteristics, which are influenced by the 11-year solar cycle. During periods of high solar activity, the 10-meter band can support long-distance communications, or “DXing,” making it possible for operators to make contacts worldwide using relatively low power. The band is particularly active during daylight hours, and it can exhibit both ground-wave and sky-wave propagation, the latter being significantly enhanced by ionospheric reflection. The 10-meter band is also popular due to its wide range of modes and activities. It accommodates various types of emissions, including Morse code (CW), voice (SSB and AM), and digital modes such as PSK31 and FT8. In addition to casual and DX communications, this band supports contests, where operators strive to make as many contacts as possible within a given timeframe. Due to its high frequency, the 10-meter band allows for relatively compact antennas, making it accessible for operators with limited space. Overall, the 10-meter band offers a dynamic and versatile playground for amateur radio enthusiasts, combining technical challenges with opportunities for global communication. Radioddity the company… Radioddity is a company specializing in the design, manufacture, and sale of amateur radio equipment, two-way radios, and related accessories. Founded in 2012, Radioddity has established itself as a significant player in the amateur radio community by offering a diverse range of products that cater to both beginners and experienced operators. Their product line includes handheld transceivers, mobile radios, base stations, antennas, and various accessories, often noted for their affordability and user-friendly features. One of Radioddity’s distinguishing characteristics is its commitment to innovation and customer service. The company frequently updates its product offerings to incorporate the latest technological advancements, ensuring that users have access to modern and reliable equipment. Radioddity also places a strong emphasis on community engagement, providing extensive support through online resources, user manuals, and customer service. This approach has helped the company build a loyal customer base and a reputation for quality and reliability in the amateur radio market. I have owned Radioddity radios for years now and have never had any issues and found the team over there to be very helpful and accommodating. Let’s take a look at the outside visual observations first.. The radio like I said earlier is nice and compact but not too small and would be ideal for mobile use. It does not have an internal fan so relies on the huge aluminum heatsink on the rear of the radio, one thing i noticed on initial look was the heatsink goes right under the PL259 antenna socket so larger connections like the Messi and Paoloni for example may be a struggle to screw in the back although this is the fittings i use and managed to get the plug on after a little time, just something to be aware of. The design is really quite nice, everything is laid out where you would expect to find it and all the buttons and knobs have a nice tactile, satisfying feel to them. Nice work Radioddity! On the left hand side of the LCD display we have the volume knob to the right next to the 6 pin round mic connector, then directly above that we have the clarifier and squelch knob and then to the left of that we have the RF power and gain control, both the clarifier, squelch and RF power, RF gain knobs are dual purpose so you have an outer and inner knob. At the top of the display we have the FUNC, mode, band and scan buttons, at the bottom we have mem, TSQ, nrc and emg. The microphone is also very nice, has a nice size and fits perfectly in the hand, we also have 3 buttons on the top, up and down and PF button that the manual says can be user defined. So let’s fire the radio up and see how it looks and performs. The radio powered on and had the key beeps enabled straight from the factory as most radios do, this is easy to change by holding the func key for 2 seconds and going to menu item 01 Keybeep and pushing the channel selector knob and changing to off. Easy first step I do with all my radios. Much better! The colour can also be changed and has a great selection of colours including green, cyan, purple, white and blue. Nice touch and I personally prefer the Cyan colour. I was just on the air and had an audio report from Wayne G0HIJ who told me the radio sounded nice and clear and that I sounded good on it, thanks Wayne! The radio can output 80w on AM and SSB and 50W on FM, from my simple tests using an SWR meter this power looks spot on, I would be mindful using the full power on FM as there is no fan to cool it down so may get hot after a while, usually on radios that don’t have a fan, I use a pc fan and cable ties to fasten to the radio to help with cooling. So far whilst testing I find the heat sink to perform well. The radio also has free programming software you can obtain through their website and is very simple to use and allows you to program the different banks of channels with 40 frequencies of your choice. I usually have 1 bank for 15m and another for 11m etc… you can of course press the channel selector and manually change the frequency at any time, you can also press the selector knob repeatedly and change the number, for example 5Khz, 10Khz etc…. The radio is also packed with features too! There’s so much to list but has your usual features like display colour, key beeps CTCSS etc… but also has many other features including auto squelch, this has 4 settings and is fantastic! I use it all the time! The radio can also do split frequency operations for using the 10m repeaters for example. The radio is also packed with features too! There’s so much to list but has your usual features like display colour, key beeps CTCSS etc… but also has many other features including auto squelch, this has 4 settings and is fantastic! I use it all the time! The radio can also do split frequency operations for using the 10m repeaters for example, VOX, display dimmer, there’s a total of 37 menu items that can be played around with and adjusted. You can also factory reset so feel free to play around with the settings, any issues you have, menu 37 is the factory reset option. Conclusion… As soon as the radio arrived I was super impressed with it, had some great contacts and had great audio reports! This is a menu driven radio but it’s quite a simple one, the buttons above and below have dual purposes and that’s it really, no more complex than that. The build quality is fantastic like all the other Radioddity products I own! If you are looking for a 10 meter radio or the extra 15, 11, 12m band also then this is a great radio at a fair price, I have linked their shop page below on their logo, just click that and check the price, things may change over time. Thank you to Radioddity for sending me the radio to review and I will enjoy it for years to come.
Everything You Want to Know about 10-Meter Radio
Everything You Want to Know about 10-Meter Radio
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If you are new to amateur radio, you might have heard of the 10-meter band, which is one of the most popular radio bands. But what is a 10-meter radio, like Radioddity QT40, Radioddity QT60, Radioddity QT80,and how is it different from other radio bands? In this blog, we will discuss everything you need to know about the 10-meter radio. 1. What is a 10-meter radio? The 10-meter radio is a type of amateur radio that operates on the 28 MHz frequency band. It is a high-frequency radio band that allows for long-distance communication, making it popular among amateur radio operators who want to talk to people from other parts of the world. 2. What's a 10-meter used for? The 10-meter radio is mainly used for two-way communication between amateur radio operators. It is used for various purposes, including talking to people in other countries, participating in contests, emergency communication, and experimentation with different modes and equipment. Talk to other amateur radio operators: One of the main reasons people get into amateur radio is to make contacts with other operators around the world. With a 10-meter radio, you can communicate with other operators using various modes such as SSB, AM, and FM. Participate in contests: Amateur radio contests are a fun and competitive way to test your skills and make contacts. There are several contests throughout the year that focus on the 10-meter band. Experiment with antennas: Antennas are a critical part of any radio system, and experimenting with different types of antennas can help you optimize your setup for better performance. With a 10-meter radio, you can try out different antennas and see how they affect your signal. Explore digital modes: With the right equipment and software, you can use your 10-meter radio to operate in various digital modes such as PSK31, RTTY, FT8, and JT65. Help with emergency communications: In times of emergency, amateur radio operators can be called upon to provide critical communication services. With a 10-meter radio, you can be part of a local or regional emergency communications network. DXing: DXing is the art of making long-distance contacts with other operators around the world. With a 10-meter radio, you can try to make contacts with stations in other countries and earn awards for your achievements. Experiment with different power levels: 10-meter radios usually have adjustable power output levels ranging from 1 to 100 watts. Experimenting with different power levels can help you understand how they affect your signal and reception.   3. How far will a 10-meter radio transmit? The range of the 10-meter band can vary depending on a number of factors, including the type of antenna used, the power output of the radio, the mode of transmission, and the conditions of the ionosphere. Under normal conditions, the 10-meter band can typically support communications over distances of several hundred miles (or kilometers) using SSB voice or digital modes such as RTTY or PSK31. With good propagation conditions, such as during peak solar activity periods or during Sporadic E propagation events, communication distances of over a thousand miles (or kilometers) can be achieved on the 10-meter band. Ultimately, the range of the 10-meter band is highly dependent on a variety of factors, and can vary widely from one situation to another. Amateur radio operators should always use good operating practices, make responsible use of their equipment, and operate within the limits of their license and local regulations. 4. Do I need a license to operate it and are there any privileges and restrictions for each class? Yes, you need a license to operate a 10-meter radio. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulates the use of radio frequencies in the United States, and you need to pass an exam to obtain a license. There are three levels of licenses: Technician, General, and Extra. The Technician license allows you to operate on the 10-meter band, while the General and Extra licenses allow you to operate on other frequencies as well. Technician Class License:Technician class license holders have operating privileges on the 10-meter band from 28.000 MHz to 28.500 MHz. They are permitted to operate on all modes of transmission that are legal for amateur radio operators, including voice, digital, and CW (Morse Code). However, they are limited to 200 watts PEP output power. General Class License: General class license holders have expanded operating privileges on the 10-meter band, with access to the full band from 28.000 MHz to 29.700 MHz. They have the same operating mode privileges as Technician class license holders, but with a higher power limit of 1500 watts PEP. Extra Class License: Extra class license holders have the highest operating privileges on the 10-meter band, with the same privileges as General class license holders. They also have the highest power limit of 1500 watts PEP. It's important to note that these operating privileges are specific to the 10-meter band and may differ on other amateur radio bands. It's also important to be aware of any frequency allocations, band plans, and operating protocols that may be in effect on the 10-meter band or in a particular operating region. Amateur radio operators should always operate within their license privileges and comply with all regulations and guidelines set forth by the FCC and other governing bodies. There are no operating modes that are specifically reserved for a particular license class on the 10-meter band in the United States. All licensed amateur radio operators are authorized to use any operating mode on the 10-meter band, including voice, digital modes, and CW (Morse code). However, it's worth noting that some digital modes may require higher power levels than what is allowed for lower-class licenses. For example, the JT65 and JT9 digital modes may require up to 1500 watts of power for reliable operation, which is only allowed for Extra class license holders. So while all license classes are technically allowed to use these modes, they may not be practical or effective without the appropriate license and equipment. In general, the operating mode that a user chooses to use on the 10-meter band will depend on their personal preferences and equipment capabilities. Some popular modes on the 10-meter band include SSB (single sideband), FM (frequency modulation), and various digital modes such as FT8 and PSK31. 5. What's the most popular mode for a 10-meter radio? A 10-meter radio supports several modes of operation, including SSB (Single Side Band), CW (Continuous Wave), AM (Amplitude Modulation), FM (Frequency Modulation), and digital modes such as RTTY (Radio Teletype), PSK31 (Phase Shift Keying), and FT8 (Franke-Taylor design, 8-FSK modulation). The most popular mode for a 10-meter radio is Single Sideband (SSB). SSB is a voice mode that allows for clear, high-quality communication over long distances. Unlike AM, which is the other common voice mode used on 10-meter radios, SSB provides more power efficiency and better audio quality. This makes it ideal for long-range communication, especially in challenging conditions where signals may be weak or prone to interference. Another reason why SSB is popular on 10-meter radios is that it allows for a wider range of frequencies to be used within the 10-meter band. SSB signals can be tuned to occupy just a few kilohertz of bandwidth, allowing multiple SSB signals to occupy the same frequency range without interfering with each other. In addition to SSB, other modes that are popular on 10-meter radios include FM, CW (Morse code), and digital modes such as PSK31 and FT8. Each mode has its own strengths and weaknesses, and choosing the right mode for a particular situation depends on factors such as the distance between stations, the available equipment, and the operator's preferences and skills.   6. What's the difference between 10-meter radios and CB radios? While 10-meter radios and CB (Citizens Band) radios (like Radioddity CB-500) may look similar, they are designed for different purposes and operate on different frequency bands. Actually 10-meter radios are not designed to communicate with CB Radios. Here are some key differences between 10-meter radios and CB radios: Frequency range: CB radios operate on a narrow band of frequencies between 26.965 MHz and 27.405 MHz. In contrast, 10-meter radios operate on a wider band of frequencies between 28.000 MHz and 29.700 MHz. Power output: CB radios are limited to a maximum power output of 4 watts for AM and 12 watts for SSB, while 10-meter radios can output up to 200 watts of power (for Novice and Technician classes). Licensing requirements: In most countries, CB radios can be used without a license, while operating a 10-meter radio requires a valid amateur radio license. Modes: CB radios are limited to AM and SSB modes (and the newly added FM), while 10-meter radios can operate in a wider range of modes, including FM, CW, and digital modes. Antenna requirements: 10-meter radios have a shorter antenna length. CB radio antennas are a bit longer. Without considering other parameters a quarter wave antenna for 10m is 2.50 meters long and for CB the same quarter wave antenna is 2.75m long. Both of them must be tuned with an SWR meter and have its SWR set for the closest ratio to 1:1 as possible to work properly. Range: Due to their limited power output, CB radios have a shorter range than 10-meter radios. 10-meter radios can make longer-distance contacts, especially when using SSB mode and a high-gain directional antenna. Use cases: CB radios are commonly used for short-range communications between vehicles, while 10-meter radios are primarily used by amateur radio operators for long-distance communication and experimentation. 7. What Antenna should a 10-meter radio use? The type of antenna you use with a 10-meter radio will depend on the mode of operation and the location of the antenna. For general use, a vertical or dipole antenna is suitable for a 10-meter radio. A beam antenna is also an option for those looking for directional capabilities. Conclusion In conclusion, the 10-meter band offers a unique and exciting opportunity for amateur radio operators to communicate over a range of distances using a variety of modes and frequencies. Whether you're interested in voice communication, digital modes, or CW, the 10-meter band has something to offer for operators of all license classes.

Elevate your radio communication experience with the Radioddity QT80 10 Meter Radio. Designed for superior performance, this radio features an impressive 80W high power output, multiple operational modes, customizable TX & RX noise reduction, and an ASQ function, making it our most powerful 10-meter radio. Perfect for both amateur enthusiasts and professional operators, the Radioddity QT80 stands out as a top choice for high-quality radio communication.

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Dual Watch

Dual Watch

Monitor two channels simultaneously, ensuring you never miss important transmissions while staying connected.

Multi Modulation

Multi Modulation

Effortlessly toggle between FM, AM, SSB (USB, LSB), CW, and PA modes, offering diverse communication options for various situations.

TX & RX Noise Reduction

TX & RX Noise Reduction

Advanced noise reduction technology for both transmission and reception, providing clear and uninterrupted audio even in noisy environments.



Mic Gain

Mic Gain

Customize microphone sensitivity for clear and precise communication, adapting to different environmental conditions.

SWR and Voltage Protection

SWR & Voltage Protection

Built-in protection mechanisms safeguard against SWR and voltage fluctuations, ensuring reliable operation in varying conditions.

7-Color LCD Display

7-Color LCD Display

Personalize your interface with a vibrant 7-color LCD display that complements any environment. Choose your preferred color for optimal visibility and a modern touch, enhancing your communication setup.



Functions & Features
- 7-color screen display and backlight dimming
- FM, AM, USB, LSB, CW (need DIY work), PA modes
- SSB TX audio bandwidth control
- Frequency Tuning Steps: 10Hz, 100Hz, 1KHz, 5KHz, 10KHz, 100KHz, 1MHz
- ± 500Hz, 5KHz Clarifier (R/T/R+T selectable)
- Flexible menu functions and PC programming software
- RX and TX NRC Noise Reduction
- SQ, ASQ Function (FM and AM mode)
- RF GAIN Adjustment
- RF PWR Adjustment
- VFO / BAND / Memory Channel Modes
- Repeater Shift / Offset Frequency Function
- CTCSS/DCS with RX/TX Split functions
- SCAN Function
- CTCSS/DCS scan
- NB/ANL Function
- DW DUAL-WATCH Function
- SWR, S/RF meter Function
- TOT function
- HI-CUT Function
- EMG CALL
- SWR Protection
- Power Supply Voltage Protection
- Key-Lock Function
- DTMF Function
- BEEP Prompt
- Enhanced VOX Function (VOX.SPK can support digital mode operation)
- ECHO Function
- Programmable RB Function
- AM TX NPC
- User Defined (PF) key on microphone
- Audio path select 31.+10KHz Function
 

Note: please note that the CW is a bonus feature that you may need to DIY the microphone to achieve it.
QT80 Microphone Disassembly Parts



General Specifications
Frequency Range: 28.000-29.700MHz (Programmable)
Frequency Band: A/B/C/D/E/F/G/H/I + VFO
Channel: 40 channels (programmable) in each band
Frequency Control: Phase-Locked-Loop Synthesizer
Frequency Step: 10Hz,100Hz,1KHz,5KHz,10KHz,100KHz,1MHz
Frequency Tolerance: ±5.0 ppm
Temperature Range: -20℃~ +50℃
Microphone: With Push-to-Talk / UP / DN / PF and coiled cord
Input Voltage 13.8VDC
Dimensions 252(L) x 158(W) x 48(H) mm
/ 9.9(L)×6.2(W)×1.9(H) inches
Weight: 1.27kg / 2.80 lb
Antenna Connector: UHF, SO239
Audio Output Power : 3 watts into 8 ohms
FCC ID: T4K-AT6666PRO
Built-in Speaker: 8 ohms, round
External Speaker(Not Supplied): 8 ohms; disables internal speaker when connected
Microphone Connector: 6-Pin Connector
Transmitter
Power Output: AM: 80W(PEP) / FM:50W / SSB: 80W(PEP)
Drain: 15A (with modulation)
Modulation: FM/AM/USB/LSB/CW
Inter-modulation Distortion: SSB: 3rd order, more than -25dB; 5th order, more than -35dB
SSB Carrier Suppression: 55dB
Unwanted Sideband : 50dB
Frequency Response: AM/FM: 300 to 3000Hz
SSB: 450 to 2500H
Output Impedance: 50ohms, unbalanced
Reception
Sensitivity: SSB: 0.25μV for 10dB(S+N)/N
AM:1.0μV for 10dB(S+N)/N
FM: 1.0μV for 20 dB (S+N)/N
(All at greater than 1/2 watt of audio output)
Adjacent-Channel Selectivity: AM/FM: 60dB SSB: 70dB
Image Rejection: More than 65dB
IF Frequency: AM/FM: 10.695MHz 1st IF, 455KHz 2nd IF
SSB: 10.695MHz
RF Gain Control: 45dB adjustable for optimum signal reception
Automatic Gain Control(AGC): Less than 10dB change in audio output for inputs from 10 to 100,000 microvolt
Squelch: Adjustable; threshold less than 1.0μV
Automatic Squelch Control (AM/FM) 1.0μV
Frequency Response: AM/FM: 300 to 3000Hz
SSB: 450 to 2500Hz


Recommended Accessories (not included in the package)
1.Radioddity CB External Speaker
2. Xiegu GY03 External Speaker
3. Radioddity RA-M5 Antenna Magnet Mount
4. Radioddity CBL-561 Antenna


What’s in the box?
1 x QT80 10 Meter Radio
1 x Detachable Microphone
1 x Install Bracket
1 x Power Cable
1 x PC003 Programming Cable
1 x Spare Fuse (15A, 250V)
2 x Adhesive Case Protectors
4 x Adjusting Screws
4 x Screws
4 x Pads

QT80 Package Content and Microphone Pin Diagram


1 Year and 6 months
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• This warranty from Radioddity covers all new items (except Xiegu brand) purchased from radioddity.com. For purchases made through other platforms like Amazon, eBay, and Walmart, we offer a 1-year warranty period from the date of purchase. The specific warranty terms may vary depending on the authorized dealer.
• This warranty cannot be transferred. You need to provide proof of purchase from us or an authorized dealer to avail warranty service.
• For Xiegu brand items, we offer a 1.5-year warranty for the G90, X6100, and X5105 models starting from September 14, 2022. All other models come with a 1-year warranty.
 


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We warrant that the Products are free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and use in accordance with the respective Product user manual, during the Warranty Period. Please refer to the Instructions inside each package for a description of proper use and care of the unit.


What Does This Limited Warranty Not Cover?

This limited warranty does not cover damages directly or indirectly arising or resulting from or during:

(1) accident, misuse, abuse, vandalism or acts of God (including lightning and other weather conditions)

(2) use with another product or other damage or loss suffered by the use or combination of any other item

(3) improper or inadequate maintenance

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(5) normal wear and tear
 

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Open Box items come with a 6-month warranty instead of the standard 18 months warranty and are not eligible for any warranty extension offered to new products. We will not accept returns of Open Box items due to cosmetic damage or other non-performance-related issues. All sales of Open Box items are final and not eligible for a return or refund.

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In rare circumstances, a technical bug confirmed by PayPal can get in the way. If you do not receive any information at all, and your order does not appear in your Radioddity account, please contact us and send us your order details.

9. How do I change the shipping address or cancel my order?
Please contact customer service immediately if you need to change the shipping address or cancel your order. Please be advised that some orders are shipped very soon after payment and it will not always be possible to make changes to the shipping address and/or cancel the order.

10. What does Radioddity.com charge for shipping order and how long will it be before I receive my order?
Please CLICK HERE to learn about our shipping policy.

11. Do you ship to PO boxes or Military APO/FPO addresses?
Only USPS can ship to both PO Boxes and Military APO/FPO addresses. The items have to be less than 2kg. Please allow additional time for orders to be shipped to these addresses. Express shipping cannot be sent to both PO Boxes and Military APO/FPO addresses.

12. Why am I unable to track my order?
It can sometimes take 24-48 hours or so for tracking information to update once an order has shipped from our warehouse.
Occasionally, a package may not receive the proper origin and transit scans while on its journey to you, so neither us nor express is able to track the exact location of the package in transit.
Please email us if you do not receive your order by the end of the quoted time frame. Please note that orders shipping via UPS can be delivered as late as 9:00 pm local time in some areas.

13. Taxes, Customs, & Duties
If the package is checked by your country's customs office when the item arrives in your country, most websites are declaring that you are responsible for import duties, tariffs, and taxes. However, Radioddity will be happy to go fifty-fifty with customers. Quality customer service is our highest value and we try our best to reduce our customer’s loss.

14. How do I return products if I am unsatisfied?
Please CLICK HERE to learn about our return policy.

15. What do I do if received the wrong item?
Return the wrong item. If the item you received is completely different from the one you ordered, please contact our Customer Service with photos or videos of the different product. If a return is necessary, replacement plus return shipping cost will be issued to you on receiving the returned product. Or if you decide to keep it, we will offer a 10% discount for buying it.

16. How do I return defective items?
If your product turns out to be a defective one with physical damage within 30 days from the initial receiving date. You can mail the item back in the original package without any wear and tear for a free replacement. However, you will need to provide photos and videos showing the defect(s) of the product.
*NOTE: We strongly recommend obtaining and saving your return tracking number until you are notified that we have completed your refund.*

17. When will a replacement be sent?
Replacements are treated the same way as that of new orders -- they typically arrive in 10 to 13 days. If a product needs to be returned for replacement, the replacement is sent after receiving the returned item.

18. How long does it take for me to get a refund?
It may take 1 or 2 weeks for your return to reach our warehouse. Once it is received and inspected (usually within 72 hours of arrival) your refund will be processed and automatically applied to your credit card or original method of payment within 2 days. Please note that depending on your credit card company, it may take additional 2-10 business days after your credit is applied for it to post to your account.

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