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usbroway programming cable for Ailunce HD1 Retevis RT29 RT48 RB23 RB46 NR30
Programs Ailunce HD1 and Retevis RT29, RT48, RB23, RB46, NR30 radios via USB on Windows XP through 10, weighing 1.06 oz for portable use
- TypeTwo-way Radio
- Program radios directly from a PC or laptop USB port
- Works with Ailunce HD1, Retevis RT29, RT48, RB23, RB46 and NR30 models
- Compatible with Windows XP, 7, 8 and 10 for broad system support
- Lightweight 1.06 oz cable is easy to carry on outdoor trips
- Durable construction designed for long-term programming use
Programming cable for Ailunce HD1 and Retevis models
This USB programming cable connects compatible two-way radios directly to a PC or laptop USB port. It supports Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10 for radio configuration. The cable weighs 1.06 oz and is built for long-term use during outdoor activities.
Suited for owners of listed digital radios needing
The cable works with Ailunce HD1, Retevis RT29, RT48, RB23, RB46 and NR30 digital radios. Users requiring macOS, Linux or other operating system support are not served by the listed compatibility.
Windows XP through Windows 10 compatibility
Driver support covers Win XP, Win 7, Win 8 and Win10 as stated in the specifications. This operating-system range is the single specification that decides whether the cable will work with your computer setup.
Highlights
- Program radios directly from a PC or laptop USB port
- Works with Ailunce HD1, Retevis RT29, RT48, RB23, RB46 and NR30 models
- Compatible with Windows XP, 7, 8 and 10 for broad system support
- Lightweight 1.06 oz cable is easy to carry on outdoor trips
- Durable construction designed for long-term programming use
Specifications
| Type | Two-way Radio |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the driver so the cable is recognised on Windows 10?
Plug the USB connector into the PC, let Windows 10 install the driver automatically, then attach the radio end to the Ailunce HD1 or Retevis RT29 RT48 RB23 RB46 NR30; the common mistake is connecting the radio before the driver finishes.
Which part of the cable wears out first and needs replacement?
The strain relief at the radio connector typically fails after repeated flexing; the cable itself weighs 1.06 oz and is built for long term use, but the moulded plug junction is the weak point.
What is the first limitation I hit during a long programming session?
The USB port supplies limited current, so the radio may disconnect if its battery is deeply discharged; keep the radio powered or charged while writing codeplugs to the Ailunce HD1 or Retevis models.
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