CRT SS 9900 v 4 10/12 meter

[AudioShockwav]

CRT SS 9900 radio.
Looks like the 6666 but V 4 is supposed to cover 10/12 meters.
Specs from EBay seller:
CRT SS 9900 V4 Ham Radio CB CTCSS Superstar anytone 6666

NEW V4 CRT 9900 NOW WITH 12m BAND

Other Radios only have CTCSS DCS as option - this radio has it included.

As standard this radio is on the 10m and 12m Ham band. We can expand and program the radio for you - free of charge. Please message us at time of ordering otherwise the radio in its standard mode will be sent out.

Pre-programmed:

BAND A - 27.60125 TO 27.99125 UK 40
BAND B - 26.065 TO 26.505
BAND C - 26.515 TO 26.955
BAND D - 26.965 TO 27.405
BAND E - 27.415 TO 27.855
BAND F - 27.865 TO 28.305
BAND G - 28.315 TO 28.755
BAND H - 28.765 TO 29.205
BAND I - 29.215 TO 29.655
BAND J - 29.665 TO 30.105
BAND K - 24.8850 TO 25.3650
BAND L - 25.3750 TO 25.6050

Brief specification :-
Modes: AM, FM, USB, LSB, PA

High/Med/Low power selectable

Anyone have one?
Thinking about getting one for my pickup.

73
Jeff

 

[AudioShockwav]

Picture.

73
Jeff

 

[RT431]

I have one currently using as a base. So far I like it. It's basically as you noted, a quad 6 with 12 meters. I haven't messed with the software yet.

I use the quad 6 in the pickup. Pix on the board here somewhere.

 

[AudioShockwav]

Thanks for the reply.

73
Jeff

 

[Mudfoot]

It's basically as you noted, a quad 6

Is the heat sink the same?

 

[RT431]

Is the heat sink the same?

Yes.

 

[columbas]

On the CRT SS9900 I noticed on the software it has the RSSI settings. I am wondering in case the meter needs adjustment will the software program the RSSI meter settings to the radio? I had one CRT radio that the receive and TX meter were way off and not accurate. I do not want to adjust anything but the receive and TX settings in case this meter is inaccurate. Any info would be appreciated.

 

[AudioShockwav]

On the CRT SS9900 I noticed on the software it has the RSSI settings. I am wondering in case the meter needs adjustment will the software program the RSSI meter settings to the radio? I had one CRT radio that the receive and TX meter were way off and not accurate. I do not want to adjust anything but the receive and TX settings in case this meter is inaccurate. Any info would be appreciated.

Even tho I have the programming cable I have never used it, the radios performed great as is out of the box since I have owned it..
I think it requires a calibrated signal injected into the radio to set the RX meter.
@Prez knows the alignment procedure I think he has it posted here somewhere on the forum.

73
Jeff