The transmitter output equals or exceeds specs and the receiver is very hot. Having been a ham for 32 years and also having owned many VHF/UHF radios of most every brand I am truly impressed with this unit.
Aside from that, it's a great radio and I plan to buy two more. Also agree the material for the head bracket needs to be heavier gauge. I agree the mic cord could be a bit longer, but have remedied that problem with a 36 inch M/F RJ-45 extension cable. N3DEWĪs a seasonal Forest Service employee, I like being able to keep in contact with FS Dispatch in my POV, something some limited ranges of the other 'name brand' radios would not allow me to do. My current frequencies programmed are both Wide band HAM and narrow band Public Safety, and the radio sounds good on both. Only one wish list item, would be a courtesy tone on transmit with the crossband repeater function. I'm not an expert when it comes to reporting on frequency drift etc etc, however with some basic tests on a home built j-pole antenna, I'm getting good audio quality reports on transmit, and fairly decent audio quality on receive both on UHF and VHF. Programming through the nobs/controller pad is not impossible, just a little time consuming.
Anytone at 588 vhf manual software#
Being able to adjust all of 'default' power on settings through the software is nice. Programming software only took a few minutes to figure out,and it was quite literally plug and play. The faceplate is removable and a standard Cat5 cable extends from the unit quite effectively. The only thing I could comment negatively about it is the rubber protective sleeve for the microphone plug, it doesn't quite fit as snugly as I would like. First off, great customer service! Radio is of fairly decent build quality. Thinking of buying a second one of these for the other mobile!!īeen playing with the radio for a day or two and figured I would post a review. I like the quality also of the Anytone radios. One of my Wouxun mobile radios is too confusing while underway as to which radio I am controlling. I like the dual set of controls, like having two radios in one.
The 2 tone decoder works exceptionally well for Fire Band decoding. I have used this radio for both commercial and Amateur Use. Yahoo Groups & Other Forums YOU MAY BE INTERESTED IN THESE ACCESSORIES FCC Part 90 Certified (FCC ID is T4K-5888UV).All buttons on radio and mic are back-lighted.Detachable Control Head (CAT5 separation cable).CTCSS, DCS, DTMF, ANI, PTT ID, 2Tone/5Tone Encode & Decode.Either side can be VHF or UHF at any time - VU, UV, UU, VV - One side can be VFO and the other side Memory at the same time.Separate Tuning Knob and Volume Control, each side.True Dual Receive - receive two signals at the same time - second side can be muted while transmitting.Bandwidth Wide (25 kHz) & Medium (20 kHz) & Narrow (12.5 kHz).
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Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to simonthewizard and with appropriate and specific direction to the original content. Below CB Boarded Anytone Hera with same front display.Īll Rights Reserved (c) 2013-2020 Unauthorised Use / Or Duplication of this material without express and written permission from this blog’s author is strictly prohibited. It’s from latest production and now comes the time to see how it unlocks and then find some programming software and see what can be done!Įxcellent Indeed. My unit was from Xiamen China and arrived quicker via FedEx then I guess would be from EU at the moment considering restrictions. When I think way back to the old times and first radios that came WOW there is a difference. But the insides are truly neat, tidy and my guess running the new equipment I’ve heard about? It’s really looking good inside. It’s indeed very akin to the Anytone Hera which morphed into many another radio. Thanks to “The Old Geek” whose kindly shared information about the radio and also Moonraker in the United Kingdom who I’m reliably told is going the extra mile for there customers who’ve bought this radio and include repeater settings and RX only PMR and marine band. So it’s radio porn time again and this time we have a look inside the Anytone AT-779 U/V.
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