BEST Budget Mobile Ham Radio for Beginners or Preppers!
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- In this video I do a review / overview of the Anytone AT-778UV. It's a great little dual band mobile ham / amateur radio for the beginner, prepper or the seasoned ham operator just looking for a budget radio.
Radio w/ PC Cable:
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W/O PC Cable:
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Good review, I've had this radio for three years and its a solid performer for the price. I recommend buying the programming cable and using Chirp to set it up, but you can program it without. If you want to work nearby repeaters this radio will easily do that.
Thank you for the great feedback! I haven't actually tried CHIRP, but I've heart a lot about it. I might have to look into that.
I finally pulled the plug and ordered one of these. I cant wait!
Thanks for the video.🍻🤠🇦🇺⁷³
Excellent! It's a nice little radio.. 😊
I started with this radio for budget reasons. Its actually a great little radio. The fact that it's not a 50w radio is about the only thing i don't like.
I agree! I guess for the price 25 watts is all it can do. But it seems to work very well..
I purchased the Retevis RT-95 which is the same as this one. I had to send it back because the signals from a data farm less than a mile and line of sight were causing Intermod products on every GMRS channel. It is an especially annoying sound. It was intermittent, pegged the S-meter and heard a voice in under the data at times and this is how I knew was intermod and not images (which would be constant). I was surprised to find that this unit still received the offending data frequencies with the antenna disconnected (as well as some repeaters). I could stop the data signals by an aluminum foil sheet about 14 inches square held on the data farm side of the radio, but not sure if this lack of proper shielding was causing my problem but regardless I couldn't live with it. If I lived AWAY from this data farm; I would definitely NOT be sending it back because I was getting 27 watt power out readings and exceptional audio reports. The Beep never goes low enough and neither does the volume have enough low level graduations. BTW no such IM products appeared on my old VX-2 or Baofeng K5. So 15 years wasn't enough time to obtain good selectivity and shielding? Another something a little annoying was the "pop" in the speaker every time the squelch was activated. How about a ramp on those keying pulses like we've done for 50 fuchin' years....how about a limiter that would prevent over-deviation like we had at FM transmitters for 50 f. ....well, you know.
The only answer I can give you is it's a very cheap radio... I just checked Amazon and it's selling for $120... I do get intermod here a lot from a repeater that is transmitting on a local simplex frequency... On a fairly expensive Yaesu radio too! So it does happen even with better radios... 😊
mine dies after two contacts. Some value
If it's within the return period I'd be sending it back! Even if not, it should still have a warranty. That is not the norm for this radio.
this radio is very well know for amazing audio !!!!
Excellent! Yes my audio reports were good on it... 😀. The RX audio was good too...
Does this radio have any support for a TNC?
HI, I don't think it does.
Compared to Baefong, how is it to program.
I found it easy to program, but I haven't tried it on a Beofeng so I don't have a comparison... 😀
Super easy to program on Chirp
Yes that's right.... I had forgotten about that.. 😀@@happyjack880
Im just thinking about getting into HAM, so I have very little knowledge. What I want is to have something in the truck for traveling and be able to communicate along the way. Id like more than just a CB. Is this radio something that would fit the bill?
Yes it would be perfect for that! There are a lot of repeaters in various areas that you can access the frequencies either with a repeater directory app on your phone or a physical paper back book that you can get on Amazon... There is also a national simplex frequency that you can sometimes catch someone on...146.520... You only need the 1st tier license with this radio, the technician license.
These are great radios but they do have a parasitic power draw when turned off, so disconnect it from the battery every time.
Interesting! Didn't know that. That would have been great to mention in my video.. 😀
Can it listen to Air Band?
Negative, VHF range is 136-174
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