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That's good to know, I glanced at it in the HRO catalog and I guess I misread it.
220MHz getting even scarcer
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You had me scared for a moment…10 watts out be a never mind for me!
Remember you can put 50% more antenna in the same space vs. 2m. I got some impressive results with a 10W FT-127RA and a few elements, or even just an Isopole, back in the dark ages.
No thats the newer ones...the older firmware had it...
seastream
Newbie
I've had the Alinco DR-CS25 for some months now. Dunno where it was actually built, but it was built well. The manual is well written, with little 'chinglish'. Programming from the mic/panel is quite possible (obviously via computer would be faster), which is rare with the lesser brands. I wish I'd bought the DJ-G29T when they were out. There's a couple 900 machines with some activity I could hit.
What software is that?
prcguy
Member
The band select software for the Anytone D578UV series.
AT_options? I’ve never heard of band 14 not being there.
220 is the best of both vhf/uhf.
There should be a label with the model number, serial number, FCC ID number, and country of origin.
Both the Anytone 578 and 878 models (of any vintage) support Mode 14, but it will not appear in the mode select menu unless a password is entered. Note that on the 878 Mode 14 is kind of a hack since the radio doesn't really support 220 (low Rx sensitivity and no Tx), but on the 578 Mode 14 provides full amateur/commercial band coverage along with 220.