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title: "Tyt Th-9000d Vhf Mono Band Mobile Transceiver 65 Watt 200 Channel 8 Group Scrambler Car Truck Amateur Radio"
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# 65W high-power output 8-group scrambler security 200 alphanumeric channels Tyt Th-9000d Vhf Mono Band Mobile Transceiver 65 Watt 200 Channel 8 Group Scrambler Car Truck Amateur Radio

**Brand:** tyt
**Price:** 264086CFA
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 📻 Own the airwaves, stay connected, and never miss a beat!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Tyt Th-9000d Vhf Mono Band Mobile Transceiver 65 Watt 200 Channel 8 Group Scrambler Car Truck Amateur Radio by tyt
- **How much does it cost?** 264086CFA with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sn](https://www.desertcart.sn/products/990900-tyt-th-9000d-vhf-mono-band-mobile-transceiver-65-watt)

## Best For

- tyt enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted tyt brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Channel Your Network:** Access 200 fully customizable alphanumeric channels for seamless communication across your team or community.
- • **Secure Your Conversations:** 8-group scrambler encryption ensures your transmissions stay private and interference-free.
- • **Ready for the Road and Beyond:** Includes mounting bracket and fused power cable, designed for rugged car or truck mobile use with a cool-blue backlit display.
- • **Power that Commands the Airwaves:** 65 watts of crystal-clear VHF transmission to reach repeaters up to 100 miles away.
- • **User-Friendly Control at Your Fingertips:** Full keypad microphone with programmable P1-P5 function keys and keypad lock for quick, secure operation.

## Overview

The TYT TH-9000D is a robust VHF mobile transceiver delivering 65 watts of power across 200 programmable alphanumeric channels. Designed for professional-grade amateur radio use, it features advanced security with an 8-group scrambler, a full keypad microphone with customizable function keys, and a cool-blue backlit display. Ideal for car or truck installation, it comes complete with a mounting bracket and fused power cable, ensuring reliable, long-range communication up to 100 miles. Perfect for licensed operators seeking dependable, clear, and secure mobile communication.

## Description

TYT TH9000D 2M VHF amateur transceiver. ctcss/dcs/scan/dtmf. 200 Alphanumeric Channels, Built In Emergency Alarm. 2.5Khz Steps selectable, Wide / narrow band. Five P1-P5 Front Function keys are user programmable/function customizable. Includes Keypad mic, power cord & bracket. 136-174 Mhz. Requires 12Vdc at 14 Amp

Review: Nice radio... - Despite what everyone says about a Chinese radio this one is a Workhorse. I can honestly say the radio to the power output. On high power it's transmitting 70 watts. I do recommend running the radio on low power because the radio will heat up a little. I installed a small aftermarket fan on top of the radio and it really does an excellent job keeping it cool. . I do want to stress that this is an amateur radio and you do need an amateur license. I have hit repeaters easily 75 up to 100 miles away. Programming manually on the radio is very easily..... I read the owner's manual approximately 10 minutes and the understanding of the radio and program it. I would definitely recommend this radio to anybody has great receives and everyone gives me a good audio check they tell me the audio is very clear. Even though the radio looks very similar like the BTECH 5001 it is a different radio on the inside completely different and menu. Make sure if use this radio for a base you need a power supply capable 15 or more amps .....The bese antenna is a comet x50 which is available on desertcart....and I recommend LMR 400 flex coax. . Update. ....have had the radio for 9 months and NO ISSUES at all...... The power & audio are still loud and proud. ....10/13/17....It's been about a year now and the radio is still working fine. ..No issues at all. ...73s......Update 1 year now and radio working better than ever. ....Update 11/10/18 Radio is still working fine and no issues... update July 27th 2020. I've now owner radio for at least four years and no issues and still going strong...11/30/20 Radio is still going and no issues. ....
Review: Frequency Access - This is my 2nd TYT TH-9004D. Both units were purchased with 136MHz-174MHz Frequency range because I use the radio only on Marine frequency. The first unit was purchased in 2019. Easy set up and no issues with that unit. The 2nd unit purchased recently in 2023 has a frequency issue. After the purchase I discovered the frequency range is locked out at the factory,to prevent illegal use on some frequencies. All frequencies are locked out. I only want to use marine frequency which is legal. I spent days seeking info on how to unlock the frequency range. No accurate info came back. desertcart did their part and allowed me to return the unit. The issue is with the supplier. It should be disclosed that the unit comes locked from the factory. Complete unlock info should be shipped with the unit from the USA supplier. The units are good radios. I would purchase another unit if the supplier would unlock the unit prior to shipment or provide accurate info on how to unlock.

## Features

- Frequency Range: VHF; RX: 136-174MHz; TX: 144-148MHz. FCC ID: PODTH-9000DV
- Heavy Duty Two Way VHF Mobile Transceiver 65 Watt with CTCSS/DCS (PL & DPL).
- Full Keypad Microphone, 200 Alphanumeric Channels. Cool-Blue Display Backlight. Includes Mounting Bracket & Fused Power Cable.
- Features 3 Selectable Power Levels, DTMF, Keypad Lock, Scan Modes & More!
- Requires Optional Suitable VHF Antenna, & Hookup to 12-14Vdc ( 12-14A)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B006QMM9XM |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,310 in Portable FRS Two-Way Radios |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars (265) |
| Date First Available | December 27, 2011 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 3.4 pounds |
| Item model number | TYT-TH-9000D |
| Manufacturer | SAIN-Import |
| Other display features | Wireless |
| Product Dimensions | 13 x 4.5 x 9.6 inches |
| Special features | Emergency Alarm, Keypad Lock |
| Whats in the box | 1* TYT TH-9000D VHF Mobile Transceiver, Handheld Microphone, Power Cable, Screws and Accessories, Fixed Bracket, User's Manual |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** TYT
- **Color:** Black
- **Frequency Range:** 136 - 174 MHz, 144 - 148 MHz
- **Number of Batteries:** 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
- **Number of Channels:** 200
- **Product Dimensions:** 13"D x 4.5"W x 9.6"H
- **Special Feature:** Emergency Alarm, Keypad Lock
- **Talking Range Maximum:** 5 Kilometer
- **Voltage:** 13.8 Volts
- **Water Resistance Level:** Not Water Resistant

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: I realize this isnt an expensive radio, but how tough its built? Want to use it on my ATV for search and rescue. Anywhere near Milspec?**
A: Yup thus far its fallen from some tables (I've now placed rubber studs for non skid underneath the radio) when someone grabbed the mic for a qso.Used with SWR of 3 (by accident) for long qsos.Passes the test for me. Far better than my FT-1900R which overheats at 5watts in 30 mins with a 50% duty cycle and becomes unstable at 64 degrees Celsius.

**Q: Can I use this Radio in a few company cars for my auto shop? If not what radio would be best and would I need a license to use it?**
A: Not sure why none of the "hams" told you this, but you could use one of the MURS radio frequencies, for your business, WITHOUT a license! You will have to set them for a maximum output of 2 watts. With a good base antenna and a good mobile antenna, you'll get a few miles of usable service.  As for "Part 90" certification....you only need it on commercial bands. Ask the seller to provide you with the part 90 assignment number from the back of the radio. Then go to the FCC database, punch in the number, and it will give all the information you will need to determine if you can use it in the commercial bands.  This model TYT, Wouxun, and a few other of the imports, are on the certified list...BUT, the label has to be affixed to the radio prior to shipment from the country of origin to be considered "legal". With that said...this radio has actually been approved!

**Q: Has Anyone owned this radio for more than 2 years? How isnit golding up?**
A: I have owned this radio for more than a year. It has been in continual 24x7 service for this time as a node radio for Allstar 42119.  This means it is 100% duty cycle for hours at a time. I have it set for low power but ran it mid-power for some days before cutting it back to about 7 watts on low power.  My mag mount antenna is on my hamshack roof setting on a 2'x2' metal plate.  This set up has about 1/2 mile range which is plenty for a local home node.

**Q: Do you need a license to operate this radio for use on a volunteer fire department?**
A: Actually the short answer is NO you don't need a special license to operate on the fire dept channel I would get a letter of authorization though. But if this is an amateur radio transceiver, it it I checked, than it is absolutely ILLEGAL to use it on the fire dept channel.What it boils down to is the radio is tuned and tested to work in that particular band, ie amateur or business/public safety and operation out side that range could cause harmful interference, there is more to it than this but that's the reason in a nutshell. NO you wont have the radio police beating down your door the second you key up. But you open yourself up to lots of fines and confiscation of your equipment. I wouldn't risk it when there are even cheaper legal radios to buy, I attached 2 options below.http://www.amazon.com/Kirisun-PT8200-Uhf-Mobile-Radio/dp/B00JB6VOFO/ref=pd_sim_sbs_e_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=0KWYJJXP9NX29AX8JXQWhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GS8CCD6?psc=1I cut and pasted the relevant part of a discussion about your very topic. The whole text can be found here...  http://www.eham.net/ehamforum/smf/index.php?topic=44988.0;wap2"Amateur Radio operators cannot legally operate their equipment outside of the authorized amateur bands!  Modified amateur radio equipment cannot legally operate on frequencies not assigned to the Amateur Radio Service!  The FCC requires "Type Accepted" or "Type Certified" equipment for use in the public service and business band radio services.  Amateur radio equipment is not certified for use on any radio service except the Amateur Radio Service.  The FCC is the sole government agency for civilians that regulates the radio waves and controls licensing.  Amateur Radio falls under Part 97 of the FCC Rules & Regulation.  Fire/Police/Ambulance type services are usually licensed under Part 90.  A local sheriff, fire chief, or county official cannot issue a letter "authorizing" a ham radio operator to use his amateur radio equipment on their frequencies.  They have no authority to do so, and might as well be issuing a "Bill of Sale" for the Brooklyn Bridge.  In addition, while FCC rules & regulations may permit during emergencies the use of "any means necessary" to communicate in order to protect life and property, this is not a blanket authorization to bootleg outside the amateur radio bands.  Many interpret this to mean that you can operate on amateur frequencies that are not authorized by your present class of license, IF it is an emergency.  But this does not extend to operating out of band on the business band or public service frequencies.In addition, the local law enforcement and government agencies are not bound by this FCC provision to accept amateur radio operation on their assigned frequencies.  The FCC may not bring charges, but the local law enforcement and government agencies often do - regardless of the situation!  Local judges and government officials usually want to seriously discourage any similar incidents out of the fear that vital communications will be jammed by a growing number of copy cats impersonating fire, police, or ambulance personnel.Amateur Radio operators can expect to be convicted of interfering with a public service agency, have their equipment confiscated, receive a fine and/or jail time. This may then cause the FCC to step in and revoke their amateur radio license due to a criminal conviction of causing interference with emergency communications on public service frequencies.  (The classic government "Catch-22")."

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice radio...
*by R***H on October 26, 2016*

Despite what everyone says about a Chinese radio this one is a Workhorse. I can honestly say the radio to the power output. On high power it's transmitting 70 watts. I do recommend running the radio on low power because the radio will heat up a little. I installed a small aftermarket fan on top of the radio and it really does an excellent job keeping it cool. . I do want to stress that this is an amateur radio and you do need an amateur license. I have hit repeaters easily 75 up to 100 miles away. Programming manually on the radio is very easily..... I read the owner's manual approximately 10 minutes and the understanding of the radio and program it. I would definitely recommend this radio to anybody has great receives and everyone gives me a good audio check they tell me the audio is very clear. Even though the radio looks very similar like the BTECH 5001 it is a different radio on the inside completely different and menu. Make sure if use this radio for a base you need a power supply capable 15 or more amps .....The bese antenna is a comet x50 which is available on Amazon....and I recommend LMR 400 flex coax. . Update. ....have had the radio for 9 months and NO ISSUES at all...... The power & audio are still loud and proud. ....10/13/17....It's been about a year now and the radio is still working fine. ..No issues at all. ...73s......Update 1 year now and radio working better than ever. ....Update 11/10/18 Radio is still working fine and no issues... update July 27th 2020. I've now owner radio for at least four years and no issues and still going strong...11/30/20 Radio is still going and no issues. ....

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Frequency Access
*by M***4 on October 30, 2023*

This is my 2nd TYT TH-9004D. Both units were purchased with 136MHz-174MHz Frequency range because I use the radio only on Marine frequency. The first unit was purchased in 2019. Easy set up and no issues with that unit. The 2nd unit purchased recently in 2023 has a frequency issue. After the purchase I discovered the frequency range is locked out at the factory,to prevent illegal use on some frequencies. All frequencies are locked out. I only want to use marine frequency which is legal. I spent days seeking info on how to unlock the frequency range. No accurate info came back. Amazon did their part and allowed me to return the unit. The issue is with the supplier. It should be disclosed that the unit comes locked from the factory. Complete unlock info should be shipped with the unit from the USA supplier. The units are good radios. I would purchase another unit if the supplier would unlock the unit prior to shipment or provide accurate info on how to unlock.

### ⭐ Great little radio
*by P***Y on June 20, 2015*

Great little radio ... if it had been the right frequencies. I bought the open box special, I should have known better. Was looking for the 146-170mhz version. Radio arrived promptly, when I opened it, the in line fuse holder and fuse were smashed. No biggie I thought, the power line has a second in line fuse, so I cut out the faulty part, wired everything up. Works great, but that's when I discovered that Amazon sent me the 440- 470mhz version. I cant return it because I "altered" it. No more open box specials for me.

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