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I find it strange, that the dealer you purchased it from, will work on radios, but not an Anytone that he sold.

I would think so, the radio was available both with and without the internal tuner.

Radioddity QT-60 is discontinued. If you order from Radioddity, not Amazon today, you will receive the QT-60 Pro. It is $20 off now at $240.

So, I have been informed, that Radioddity, has silently replaced the QT-60, with the Pro. If you order a QT-60 today (from Radioddity, not Amazon), you will receive a Pro model. Oh, and the price was dropped today to $240.

Grab that one!

I scrapped one recently for the meter and some other parts

Those are true sleepers. You have been fooled......those are the gold models. 24K solid gold chassis. Better grab em before someone else does!

I'm not faulting the guy, but he did not address the complaint. When the OP posted here, he stated that he noticed excessive current draw on voice peaks. The tech's assessment is not covering that issue at all.

Here's a NYC boy's truth....I think your radio needs to be re-examined by someone other than the local dude you brought it to. SL

I don't understand, what frequency instability has to do with excessive current draw on voice peaks. Something is drawing current, pulling down the B+ which may be causing the instability. That's my first guess without having the radio in front of me.

Here are some preliminary photos, showing size comparison. Also, shots of manual pages from feature set.

The radio arrived yesterday... Been buried this past week, I have not had time to unwrap it.

If you order from Radioddity direct, they have a QT-40 bundle, that includes a 3" UHF mag mount and a beginners guide/e-book. Same price as Scamazon $160. If there were radios like this for this money when I was a kid, I would have been in heaven...

If the VCO is dead, replace it. Take your chances, rather than shitcan a nice radio.

There are two things to note here. 45 Watts, may be the POWER CONSUMPTION, not RF POWER INPUT. RF power input, is 25 watts. The final input vs output, is relative to the efficiency of the PA section. You should be seeing 12 Watts PEP output, maybe a bit better on the right power meter. SL

Those shield covers are easy to lift off.

Stryker does not have V2 docs, I asked a long time ago.

There may be RF getting into the power supply, causing the issue. Try some ferrites on the power leads close to the source side of the DC cable.

I don't listen to myself and I have not had a complaint with my q6. But, the Pro has a different mic.

Radioddity is releasing their radio. A test sample for evaluation and review, was shipped to me today. It is a re-badged AT-5555NII "Short Chassis" model. It has lineage from AT-6666 Pro's feature set. When you thought that the release of the Q6 Pro was exciting enough, here comes this one...