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my clarifier keeps getting bumped by my family (center console). i've gone into the menus on my 5555n II, and disabled the clarifier for both tranmit, and recieve. most users nowadays are on frequency anyway.

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you answered your own question.

it does indeed have talkback. i don't use it, but it's there. (i have the anytone 5555n II)

you're welcome sir. enjoy your new radio. excellent choice.

long press RB/BEEP button.

copying the VCR vhs x betamax/HD video Blueray x HD_DVD industry? 'let's have two standards.' x_x thanks for that reference link.

i don't know of anything that would disable AM/FM from working.

all the way down is auto. try turning the squelch to the right till the screen changes in the model display area. also, auto squelch for me blanks out strong signals on AM, and is only useful for scanning, not listening. haven't found any FM traffic to try yet. i HOPE they will change the...

from what i've seen, out of the box they over modulate on SSB. unless one has the equipment to adjusts it, leave it to ones that do.

hey there. i'm looking at this radio for the 2m/70cm Amateur bands. (studying for my extra) looks simple for MARS mod to include GMRS/FRS/MURS. per channel spacing, power etc. for life or death emergencies only of course. question. i can't find a manual for it online. can you tell me how the...

will Radioddity honor the warranty if purchased on scamazon?

many thanks. :) the newer 'style' board, is what i want. i know owners of the original AT-6666 say they don't drift, but almost every AT-6666 i've heard on air is off frequency. (on SSB) NOT saying the original is a bad radio. if you love yours, great! enjoy your radios everyone /73

right on. i've been using Band K CH40 for VFO. i'm hoping to get a band slot setup with all the "safe" 11 meter channels/modes i use most. without a waterfall it's nice to be able to set the squelch and scan different frequencies AND modes. a firmware update with that would be shaweet. HELL...

@Pez thank you! that did the trick. annoyingly though it still changes the frequency of the Channel you are on even in Frequency mode (via Menu). while it's nice to be able to program channels without a PC, i wish there were a way to prevent accidental changing of channel frequencies. thanks...

thanks. no, i have not. the manual says... Function 6 'Frequency Step' "Note this function is only valid when the channel switch is defined as FREQ." pressing the FREQ button, and the display showing frequency. pressing up or down on the Mic changes the Channel, not the frequency. pressing the...

makes sense, it's the same on the AT-5555n II. (y)

sorry i even asked the question. didn't intend to derail this thread so badly. :censored:

Josh from 'Ham Radio Crash Course' was sent a QT60. he does some POTA (parks on the air) with it. https://youtu.be/VBOdFR1pMn4?si=4_tSJOxk0Zt2mcuc&t=1029 i'd like to see him put it on his TinySA to check for spurious/harmonic emissions.