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Anytone at-5555n II (version 2)
- Thread starter Eldorado828
- Start date
Everything about the conversion is in this thread, just look at previous posts.
Finally, someone puts up some nice clear pictures! Thank you
Thanks I figured it out just cut and move jumper, program cable not needed, turn on radio and 11 meter works, now just have to figure out how to work it.
Software let's you chose complete band or 10 meter band after making mod, anytime sent me my software version 2 not version 1 it is on anytime web page for download, can use software to upload from radio and save or download changed from PC to radio, may have to change com port if not auto selected by PC, can do with software on pc
I have been playing with the AT-5555N2 and it seems to talk well out of the box and same output as the AT-6666. I do wish the display color could be changed but not a deal breaker, also the delayed start up when switched on kinda strange. Anyone tried any different mics on this thing? I have a rj45 to 4 pin from a stryker 94hpc would this work on the AT-5555N2? Like to try a turner +3 and a shure 526T.
I don't own the II version yet but the ads states it has el or dynamic mic options. Is that in fact true of the beast?
Yup that option is in the menu, forgot to mention the dsp on RX works very well, no need for my external dsp speaker.
I'm using a D104 desk mike with mine that works great, The adapter only uses 4 wires to connect radio to mike
My friend @TIN_CAN , I'm understanding that you also have the quad 6 just as I do. The quad 6 has been the most used and best performing rig on my station and so far I've yet to find another to perform as well (for me).
I know this guy has a few extra whistles that the quad 6 doesn't, most of those extras are real bonuses so it seems.
It would be really nice to hear your report on how this guy stacks up against the quad 6!
I will update with some more use, but so far I like it, I have been using the ss-9900 same as at-6666 and thats all I have been using and it very similar with the extra bells, time will tell.
Robert May I ask where you got your adapter from? is it wired for a 4 pin cobra?
Adapters are available on Fleabay and also from Stryker.
https://strykerradios.com/store/rj45-to-4-pin-microphone-adapter-cable/
JD
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