Hi Brenton these are great radios. They are made by: Qixiang Electron Science & Technology Co., Ltd. Anytone is Qixiang house brand. I have the Anytone 5555 and I love it. No mater what label you buy under you are getting a well built radio. 73 Joe
Thanks for the review! I've heard most people pronounce it Ray-dee-oddity. The QT-60 is rated at 60 watts PEP on AM, explaining the Motorola Service Monitors low reading in RMS watts. Many CB'ers here in the States use those "Feel Good" wattmeter's that show artificially higher peak watts. Being a Ham I like my more accurate Daiwa CN-801HP Average/PEP reading meter. I have a QT-60 ordered to play with on 12 and 10 meters mobile. I started out in CB in the late '60's and was a Technician when the FCC opened up a Tech SSB Phone section on 10 meters, and still love operating there. So this rig should be fun to play with on trips or to try out some POTA. 73 mike
The one and only way to really see and understand AM modulation is with an analog scope on the RF. Then you can see the envelop and carrier very clearly and understand what’s going on. Regular analog meters are so slow, and even a good service monitor can hide some of the details you’ll want to see as you make adjustments. Good AM is rare these days. Keep it up and let us know what you find. 73, -E de W6EL
I am in the USA and have that one. one great receiver. will do 12 meters just fine when MOD. made some 12 meter SSB contacts on a end fed half wave tuned for 12 meters . UNUN on ground and wire straight up DX commander pole. with counterpoise on ground. pulled my link off end and have 10 meters . was fun to use POTA with that QT 60. Josh from HRCC did it a few months back same radio. on you tube. this is sold under CRC name and anytone . is the same PC board inside. I got from NY,USA to UK England on 10 meters with it. just radio on LiFePo4 battery and my end fed half wave . 73's
On AM the power is carrier plus both sidebands, if the PA is limited to 50 W, the carrier only will be 25 W. There are several factors limiting the output power: PA device heat dissipation, voltage & current limit, there are limits on other components.
Mate its a Anytone AT5555NII With a different label.. CRT call it a 7900 V Turbo with vapour trails.. Lol..I actually received mine from China today .. Very impressed with the RX and RX NR Function.. 237 USD Including shipping..Same board as the Stryker 955HP. But more refined on function and looks.. I never use AM mode . But for all the super bowl monkeys in the US of A. Dial back the AM dead key swing to 8 watts to avoid splatter and spurious immersions.. SSB is perfect.
If anyone figures how to get the RB function to work through the button, please post here. The directions simply do not work, or i might be misinterpreting them.
You obviously dont know how pep power relates to AM carrier. The 15 watt carrier power is normal. In am the pep power equals 4 times the carrier power at 100 percent modulation, 15 watts carrier equals 60 watts peak envelope power under 100 percent AM modulation.
Sorry i damaged your ego lenny, if your gonna make a video on transceivers then you should at least the relationship between carrier power and pep and not stupid cb radio knowledge.
Seems to be the same radio. You can cut a wire inside and move a jumper very easily ( no soldering). This makes it a 10-11 and 12 metre band radio. Voids your guarantee though.
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Hi Brenton these are great radios. They are made by: Qixiang Electron Science & Technology Co., Ltd. Anytone is Qixiang house brand. I have the Anytone 5555 and I love it. No mater what label you buy under you are getting a well built radio. 73 Joe
I know the Anytone range well. Solid Chinese made radios.
Mic gain needs to be set in the menu to 27 to 36 and you'll get the full power output.
Thanks for the review! I've heard most people pronounce it Ray-dee-oddity.
The QT-60 is rated at 60 watts PEP on AM, explaining the Motorola Service Monitors low reading in RMS watts. Many CB'ers here in the States use those "Feel Good" wattmeter's that show artificially higher peak watts. Being a Ham I like my more accurate Daiwa CN-801HP Average/PEP reading meter.
I have a QT-60 ordered to play with on 12 and 10 meters mobile. I started out in CB in the late '60's and was a Technician when the FCC opened up a Tech SSB Phone section on 10 meters, and still love operating there. So this rig should be fun to play with on trips or to try out some POTA.
73 mike
The one and only way to really see and understand AM modulation is with an analog scope on the RF. Then you can see the envelop and carrier very clearly and understand what’s going on. Regular analog meters are so slow, and even a good service monitor can hide some of the details you’ll want to see as you make adjustments.
Good AM is rare these days.
Keep it up and let us know what you find.
73,
-E
de W6EL
It's a radio, & it works. Looks good. Radi-oddity.
Check the microphone is set to dynamic/electric in the menu. Maybe that will change the output on your meter.
I am in the USA and have that one. one great receiver. will do 12 meters just fine when MOD. made some 12 meter SSB contacts on a end fed half wave tuned for 12 meters . UNUN on ground and wire straight up DX commander pole. with counterpoise on ground. pulled my link off end and have 10 meters . was fun to use POTA with that QT 60. Josh from HRCC did it a few months back same radio. on you tube. this is sold under CRC name and anytone . is the same PC board inside. I got from NY,USA to UK England on 10 meters with it. just radio on LiFePo4 battery and my end fed half wave . 73's
Radio Goo Goo radio Gaa Gaa or so the song goes. Cheers from Crow eater land..
On AM the power is carrier plus both sidebands, if the PA is limited to 50 W, the carrier only will be 25 W. There are several factors limiting the output power: PA device heat dissipation, voltage & current limit, there are limits on other components.
Mate its a Anytone AT5555NII With a different label.. CRT call it a 7900 V Turbo with vapour trails.. Lol..I actually received mine from China today .. Very impressed with the RX and RX NR Function.. 237 USD Including shipping..Same board as the Stryker 955HP. But more refined on function and looks.. I never use AM mode . But for all the super bowl monkeys in the US of A. Dial back the AM dead key swing to 8 watts to avoid splatter and spurious immersions.. SSB is perfect.
finally a "10 Meter" radio with CTCSS!!!
what do you do with "CTCSS" ?
Looks like a nice radio. KO4HPC 73
If anyone figures how to get the RB function to work through the button, please post here. The directions simply do not work, or i might be misinterpreting them.
Are they easy to mod to 11 m like a Anytone quad 5 I'm about to buyvone
sadly no cw so no good for me I bet its got an echo mic setting maybe??
Looks exactly like the Anytone quad 5
yes but differant
Radi-oddity?
Radio DUH! ditty.... ;-)
From what I have seen. This is a re-branded Anytone , withe addition of a NR circuit..
Radi-oddity. Aluminum. Aluminium?
You obviously dont know how pep power relates to AM carrier. The 15 watt carrier power is normal. In am the pep power equals 4 times the carrier power at 100 percent modulation, 15 watts carrier equals 60 watts peak envelope power under 100 percent AM modulation.
who asked you.
Sorry i damaged your ego lenny, if your gonna make a video on transceivers then you should at least the relationship between carrier power and pep and not stupid cb radio knowledge.
I pronounce radioddity as raid-e-oddity
should i get this or the anytone 5555 total begginner
Seems to be the same radio. You can cut a wire inside and move a jumper very easily ( no soldering). This makes it a 10-11 and 12 metre band radio. Voids your guarantee though.
It reminds me of a Ranger RCI 2950.
I've not watched the video yet. I just saw the thumbnail.
Radi-oditty😁
Hi I have a anytime and it does 90 on am and 120 SSB very good CB Radio
😀
make it 11 meter and get back to us
easy to do
In USA: Elephant in the room: lose your amateur license, NOT type accepted for use on CB frequencies.
15 W😁 ike my handheld Baofeng UV2
Has to be radioddity if so it would read radiooddidy