Just got this in an email this morning. It's starting to look like most Anytone offerings will be available from Radioddity which is good for support reasons.
Now available for pre-order
Now available for pre-order
-
You can now help support WorldwideDX when you shop on Amazon at no additional cost to you! Simply follow this Shop on Amazon link first and a portion of any purchase is sent to WorldwideDX to help with site costs.
Another Anytone clone from Radioddity Qt-60
- Thread starter Eldorado828
- Start date
Oh, so much curiosity spinning around my mind..... So many questions. 
When you do pull the trigger, let me know brother!
When you do pull the trigger, let me know brother!
i want to know if they do any kind of alignment (modulation-wise), or is it just a re-badge?
18 month warranty sure beats 0 month.
18 month warranty sure beats 0 month.
It definitely looks like a clone!
But, is it just a Anyone manufactured, with the Radioddity name on it? Similar to the CRT 7900?? Re branded, Or is it a true clone? A knock off..
That's what I'm curious about.
But, is it just a Anyone manufactured, with the Radioddity name on it? Similar to the CRT 7900?? Re branded, Or is it a true clone? A knock off..
That's what I'm curious about.
I'd put money that it's straight from the factory with their name on it. They're nice right out of the box which is one thin setting it apart from the other.
They will custom lable if you buy in bulk, something like 200 units.
73
Jeff
73
Jeff
Radioddity QT60 10 Meter Radio | Max 60W | FM AM SSB PA | TX & RX Noise Reduction | Microphone Gain
Elevate your communication game with the Radioddity QT60, a versatile and robust 10-meter radio that delivers 60W of high-power performance. Whether you're an amateur radio enthusiast, an off-road adventurer, or a first responder, the QT60 offers unmatched capabilities to keep you connected in...
www.radioddity.com
"Frequency tuning step: 100Hz, 1KHz, 5KHz, 10KHz, 100KHz, 1MHz"
is the 5KHz steps for Amateur bands? manually tuning (VFO?) clicking the tuning dial, i've only been able to do single digits on the AT-5555N II.
[EDIT] i've found 'Step' in the menus. set it to 5K but it still doesn't work.
is the 5KHz steps for Amateur bands? manually tuning (VFO?) clicking the tuning dial, i've only been able to do single digits on the AT-5555N II.
[EDIT] i've found 'Step' in the menus. set it to 5K but it still doesn't work.
Last edited:
thanks. could you elaborate please?
if i click the channel dial, 1 diget flashes. pushing up or down on the mic it goes 1 digit at a time. i have the menu setting to 5K.
Why would you think that? True amateur HF radios do not tune in steps but rather in smooth, usually 10Hz steps. The frequency display may only read out to 100Hz but the processor usually tunes in 10 Hz steps. 5 KHz steps is a CB/freeband thing. On the amateur bands a frequency of 28.573.8 is perfectly valid.